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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 2199, 6 May 1874, Page 3

L. K. VAIL, TAILOR, DRAPER, AND OUTFITTER Having just received ex ' Hilton Castle' and other late arrivals, the LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE INCOMING SEASON EVER IMPORTED BY THE TRADE, CONSISTING OF THE BEST QUALITY IN t?o. Wool Dyed Witneys and Beavers, brown and blue West of England Superfine Broadcloths, blue and black English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds of the latest patterns Bedford Cords of the very best manufactures Meltons, Tweed and Silk mixed Coatings of the latest designs The Fashionable Worsted Wove Coatings in black and blue Trimmings of the best quality only nsed. FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED, AS ONLY COMPETENT WORKMEN ARE EMPLOYED. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. NO GIRLS NEED APPLY. OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Excellent durable Tweed Suits in all styles Trowsers, Trowsers>aod Vests in all styles Riding Pants, Galatea and Sack Coats Waterproof and Mackintosh Coats of superior quality Crimean and White Dress Shirts, Linen Collars Collars in all the most fashionable styles Hosiery in great variety of Knitted Lamb's wool, Merino, «fee, <fee. . A choice assortment of Scarves and Ties in the most elegant styles Gent's under Shirts and Pants, in all materials Russia and Patent Leather Leggings, Courier Bags Saddle Straps, Elastic Belts, Braces, &c., &c. PERFUMERY AND OTHER GOODS too. numerous to particularise. THE WHOLE SELLING ON THE PRINCIPLE OF SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS. 25 PER CENT. BELOW ANY OTHER HOUSE. er IsTIEXT TO . 35TA.TIOlNr-A.I-j B-A.ISTK, DEVON STREET. 277 j 30

OEO HOTEL. HUSSHER begs to notify that he • has taken the above Hotel, and having completed his arrangements can safely assert that the hostelry affords every accommodation for travellers by this road. The mail coach between Hawera and New Plymouth stops there to enable the passengers to breakfast, whilst those by the coach from New Plymouth can dine" there. THE BEST STABLING ON THE ROAD. Ales, Wines, and Spirits of the very best description. Excellent Bedrooms and other accommodation. , H. USSH ER, Proprietor. 355 to NOTICE TO RESIDENTS IN THE TOWN OF NEW PLYMOUTH. THE following Clauses of the Town of New Plymouth Public Works Ordinance are published by order of tbe Town Board for public information :—: — No. 21. The Town Board shall have power to constrnct, repair, and maintain all roads, streets, bridges, footpaths, and drains within the said town, aud for that purpose to contract with and employ such persons as they may think fit. No. 22. If auy person shall obstruct, destroy, or in any manner interfere with auy such roads, bridges, drains, or other public works as last aforesaid without the consent in writing of tho Town Board or of their surveyor, such person shall pay to the said Board all expenses which may be incurred in reinstating and making good the work so altered, obstructed, or interfered with, and shall also forfeit any sum not exceeding £5 (Five Pounds). L. H. Cholwill, Secretary Town Board. May 5, 187't- 353 m 9 £10 REWARD. IVTHEREAS tho FURZE HEDGE M on the Main Road, and between the Paddocks of Mr. George Tate and Mr. Charles Callaghan, were set on fire on the night of Thursday, the 30th April, by which about fourteen chains of FENCING was destroyed, the above reward will be paid to any one giving information that will lead to the conviction of any ono who wilfully set fire to the same.

ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF TOWN OF NEW PLYMOUTH. Thomas Kelly, Esq., M.H.R., SIR,— We the undersigned Electors of the Town of Plymouth, request that you will allow yourself to be nominated to fill the seat in the Provincial Council vacated by Mr. C,.. D. Whitcombe. „..; T. Hirst, J. Flight, F. U. Gledhill, T. E. Rawson, M.D. A. Standish, T. Bayly, W. K. Hulke, W. Roberts, E. J. Cudd, C. Rennell, P. C. George, W. Black, E. Dorset, J. Pugb, F. L. Webster, T. Wood, W. D. Webster, R. C. Hughes, J. Watson, H. Pitt, J. C. George, J. Ellis/ W. H. J. Seffern, F. G. Rawson, S. W. Jackson, E. Veale, L. K. Vail, G. Tatton, E. Welcome, J. Crocker, W. Wright, W. Mojpy, H. A. McLean, J. Crozier, H. Weston, H. Revell, H. Fanll, S. Allan, W. Allum, G. St. George, R. H. Medland, J. Parker, W. Collia, J. Uncles, G. E. Duncan, M. Moore, A. Drew, W. Appleyard, T. G. Leech, J. Mitchinson, E. Okey, J. Henry, C. Ansford, K. Arrtiitnge, W. H. Scott, R. Langraan, H. Turner, C. Muckleston. New Plymouth,. April 2s, 1874. To Thomas Hirst, Esq., and other gentlemen who signed tho requisition. Gentlkmen, — Tn reply to your request that I offer myself as a Candidate to represent the Town of New Plymouth in the Provincial Council, I beg to state that I place my services, cjjj.the disposal of the electors. h.«' • If elected, I will aid thwGovernment to tho best of my ability in devising or carrying out any policy calculated to promote the interest of the Province. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedieut servant, Thomas Kvilt. 330 io TARANAKI AMATEUR BAND. rilHB MEMBERS of the Taranaki 1 Amateur Band are requested to meet for practice on Thursday evening, the 7th instaut, in the old Bonded Store, Broughatn.Btreefc, kindly lent for the purpose by C. Brown, fi)sq. W. H. Skinner, Secretary. 351 m 6