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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 2199, 6 May 1874, Page 1

Shipping. NEW '.ZEALAND STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited). rpiMß TABL E— M AY. 7th.— * LADY BIRD,' for Nelson and Southern Ports. Bth.— 1 PHC3BE,' for Manukau. 13th.— ' PHCEBE,' for Nelson and Sonthern Ports. 13fch.— ' WELLINGTON,' for Mannkaa. 17th.— 'WELLINGTON,' for Nelson and Southern Ports. 19th.— 'TARANAKI,' for Manukau. 23rd.— 'LADYBIRD,' for Mannkaa. 23rd.—' TARANAKI,' for Nelson and Southern Ports. 28th.—' LADY BIRD, 1 for Nelson and Southern Ports. 28th.—' PHCEBE,' for Manukau. For freight or passage, apply to Charles Brown, Agent. 100 to FOR MANUKAU. V°k£v -THE T.S.N. Company's ss. 'GO-AHEAD,' «Sa^»A.D. McGillivray, Master, -JUfcjll call at this Roadstead (weather permitting) on Thursday, 7th instant. For passage, apply to Webster Brothers, Agents. 350 m G NEW ZEALAND TREES, SHRUBS, AND FERNS. J HENRY & CO., Collectors and » Exporters of the most choice Trees, Shrubs, and Feres. Native Seeds and dried Ferns always in stock at their Seed Shop and Nurseries, Devon-street east. All orders from Europe or distant parts will be carefully packed for long sea voyage, Mr. Henry having had many years experience in 'the Plant Department under the late Charles McIntosh, &c., &c, at Dalkeith Palace, near Edinburgh ; also for several years Gardener at Glenbervie House, Scotland. All remittances either by Post Office Order, or draft on Bank of New Zealand. N.B. — Gentlemen's Parks, pleasure grounds and Gardens laid oat in all parts of New Zealand, per agreement. Springbank, New Plymouth, 1874. 139 to GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. OECURITY OF POLICIES guaranO teed by the Colony. Low Rates of Premiums. Conditions of Policies free from all needless restrictions. Settlement Policies in favour of wife and children protected from operation of Bankruptcy Laws, in terms of "New Zealand Government Insurance and Annuities Act, 1870." Proposal Forma, Tables, with every information, may be obtained at any Money Order Post Office in the Colony, or from Mr. F. U. Gleduill, Mr. T. E. Hamjierton, or- from the Chief Postmaster. 491 tc „ MR. St. GEORGE, . OURGEON and ACCOUCHEUR, 0 Hygeia Lodge, Courtenay-street, New Plymouth. Mr. St. George attends weekly at Bell Block, and at the Waitara Dispensary on Tuesdays, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. And also attends weekly at Omata and Oakura on Wednesdays, from noon till 2 p.m. (His vaccination station). Mr. St. George & Co., Chemists and Druggists. Established A.D. 1841. 15 to X MAYAR & CO.'S SEMOLINA. J, The best, most nourishing, and most natural food for infants, nurses, invalids, adults, &c. TWENTY.FOUH PRIZE MEDALS, besides the Cross of the Legion of Honour, presented by Napoleon 111., anil the Cross of St. Maurice and Lazare, presented by the King of Italy. Pieport of Dr. Arthur Hill Hasskll, Analyst of the Lancet Kunitury Commission, author of " Food and Adultoratiuna," &c. :— " I have carefully tested, chemically and microscopically, the samples of Semolina sent by Messrs. L. Mayar & Co. 1 find them to be perfectly genuine, of excellent quality, and eminently nutritious. They ('ontaiu a very large percentage of nitrogenous matter, chiefly gluten, 'and ai-e far more nutritious than any other foo.-!, such as arrowroot, tapioca, sago, corn flour, farinaceous food, ordinary wheat flour, fir any of the cereals in use as food ire this country. ("Signed) Arthuk Hill Hassall, M.D., London." N.B.^Chemists and Grocers can obtain it of all Wholesale Spice Merchants, or of L. Mayar & Co., oi, Mark Lane, E.C., London. COLOURED PRINTING executed \J at the very lowest prices and in the BEST STYLE of WORKMANSHIP at the " Herald" Printing Office. # /CHEMIST'S LABELS printed afc the \J "Herald" Office. *