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Taranaki Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 666, 6 May 1865, Page 1

PIANOFORTES. TTT FRANCIS, Importer and Tuner of YY i Pianofortes and Harmoniums. First-class Instruments on hand. Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianofortes on Hire. Pianos tuned yearly, at a moderate charge. Pianofortes purchased from W. F., will be kept tuned by him periodically. Jan. 22, 1864. HARMONIUMS carefully TUNED by W. Francis, Importer and Tuner of Pianofortes, Devon-street, New Plymouth. LIGHTBAND AND JACKSON, Boot, Shoe, Leather and Grindery Warehouse. A constant supply of fresh goods from their large establishment in Nelson. A. MUIR, COMMERCIAL and MERCANTILE AGENT. NATH. EDWARDS & Co., MERCHANTS, COMMISSION & LICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE AGENTS, New Plymouth. William Northcroft, ARCHITECT and SURVEYOR, HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENT, Valuer, &c. J. W. MARSHALL, GENERAL COMMISSION AND LICENSED^CUSTOM'S AGENT. [a card.] Mr. CHARLES DAVY, SURVEYOR AND LAND AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH. J. YEMS, AUCTIONEER AND COWPIISSIOI¥ AGEIVT. W. M'KECHNEY, Auctioneer, AND COMMISSION AGENT, DEVON-STREET. WILLIAM DEVENISH, WINE, SPIRIT, AND TIMBER MERCHANT, COURTENAY STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. W. S. ATKINSON Agent for Lloyds, LAND and COMMISSION AGENT. Freehold and leasehold properties always for sale. [a card.] R. G. C. SPENCE, SURGEON and ACCOUCHEUR, May he consulted at his Residence, Vivian-street, (At the house lately occupied by H. R. Richmond, Esq., immediately behind Capt. Atkinson's,) New Plymouth.' J. E. BATES, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, AND Tobacconist, BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. |^° Best Machine Cut Tobacco. Circulating Library, at 3d. f- Volume. JAMES PURNELL, WHEELWRIGHT, "GILL-STREET: W All orders strictly attended to. JM. VIVIAN, Engineer and General , Blacksmith, acquaints his friends and the public that he has engaged a firstclass SHOER, and is prepared to shoe horses^ HENRY CADDY, Family Butcher, &c, DEVON-STREET. HC. begs most respectfully to announce , that he has appointed Mr. E. K. Hooper to receive all monies due to him, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. New Plymouth, Feb. 3, 1865. MRS.SAVERY, MILLINER, &c, DEVON- STREET. T ADIES 1 DRESS CAPS, BaII Wreaths, XJ and Head Dresses made to order. Also, Young Ladies' Glengarry Hats in black velvet,