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Taranaki Herald, Volume XII, Issue 610, 9 April 1864, Page 4

FOE SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED. FINE and coarse Salt Lea & Perrins' Sauce, assorted Sauces Anchovies, Salad Oil Mustard, Vinegar, Lobsters Butter, B.R. Cork, and Wellington English Hams, Pearl Barley Currants, Raisins, .Figs, Almonds, Nuts Sugars, Tea in chests, and boxes Ground Coffee, Arrowroot Brandy in case and wood, pale and dark W.I. Rutn, Wtiiskey, Geneva Port and Sherry, Champagne Cliiret, Australian Wines — Tobacco Soda crystals, Starch, Blue, light and dark Sand Soap, Melbourne Soap and Candles Price's No. 1 Belmonts Vial Corks, Black Lead, Crucibles Saucepans, Stoves — Clothes Pegs Colza and Kerosene Oil China Matting, Wrapping Paper and bags American tubs, buckets, chairs, and window sashes Bone dust — Oats for feed and seed > Warwick Weston. New Plymouth, 241h March, 'lß64. SELLIKB OFF ! SELLING OFF ! ! ERASMUS ARMITAGE, BOOT and Shoemaker, Devonstreet, begs to acquaint his friends and the public that he is about to relinquish business, and while thanking them kindly for the patronage he has received at their hands informs them that he is now SELLING OEF the whole of his STOCK-IN-TRADE, consisting of Men's, Women's, ami Children's Boots and Shoes, of which he requests an inspection. The attention of Boot and Shoemakers 'is requested to his Stock of "Lasts, Seats, 5 Leather (calf, kangaroo, and sole), which will be sold bargains. The whole must be cleared by the end of April. NOTICE. THE undersigned, being about to relinquish the Boot and Shoe Business, has empowered Mr. F. F. Trent to receive all monies due to him, whose receipt will be a full and sufficient discharge for the same : and requests that all persons who may be indebted to him will settle their accounts immediately. Erasmus Armitage. New Plymouth, Ist April, 1864. ; To Masons and Bricklayers. fTIFNDERS are invited by the Town X Board for making a SEWER at the bottom of Brougham-street hill. For particulars apply to Mr. C. Davy, Surveyor to the Board. Tenders to be sent in to the office (at the Taranaki 'Institute, in Currie-street,) by 5k395 k 39 p.m., on Saturday, 9!h instant. W. M. Burton, ' Sec. Town Board. Ist April, 1864. THE undersigned begs respectfully to inform all intending purchasers at his Store, that his terms are CASH. No new -accounts will be opened by him. John Gilmour, Brougham-street. April 1, 1864. MR. H. T. RAWSON, Dentist, will leave Taranaki by the return of the " Phoebe," at the end of the month. Ist April, 1864. Horses for Sale or Hire. Q CART HORSES, thoroughly broken in & 1 Saddle Horse Apply to H. Trim, Bell Block, March 81, *I S(%. S. AARONSON BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally, that he will remove to his new house in a few days, where he intends to carry on the business, as heretofore, of Watchmaker, Jeweller, and General Importer. He takes this opportunity to return to his friends and the public generally his grateful thanks for their liberal support since he has commenced business in Taranaki, and trusts to merit the same in his new establishment. Having opened correspondence with the largest houses in the Australian colonies, • it will enable him to sell wholesale and retail, as he will bein receipt of new goods every month, and offers to import alllrinds of merchandise at a small per centage for cash ; above £20, at 2'h pcr -cent. ; below £20, 5 per cent., exclusive of freight and other expenses. Orders undertaken for agricultural implements. To arrive ex next mail, A general arsortment of Watches, Jewellery, Clocks Musical instruments Fancy 'Goods, Lamps Opera and Field Glasses Perfumery, Cutlery Electro-plated Goods Looking Glasses, Pictures Meerschaum Pipes, Spectacles Eye Glasses, Watch Glasses Toilet Requisites, &c, &c, &c. Brougham-street, Mauch 23, 186.4.