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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3105, 1 May 1879, Page 3

WHO IS THAi? &OOD MORNING, Mr. SPORTSMAN How do you do 1 I want a few Pigeons To make a Little Stew. Pheasants not high, Aud Pigeons for Pie, In any quantity, Bkalb will BUY. W. BEALE, LICENSED TO SELL GAME. B6T 6d. per BRACE EXTRA will be PAID for all PHEASANTS brought in before NOON on Ist May. 724 bh m 24 PHEASANTS! PHEASANTS !! PHEASANTS !! THE undersigned is a CASH BUYER of the above in any quantity, or any other GAME. The Highest Price Given. P.S.— Any BIRDS SENT by the TRAIN will be punctually attended to. H. T. YATES, BROUGHAM STREET. 740 to Hurrah ! Hurrah ! Let's sing the jubilee. Hurrah! Hurrah 1 For the mart where clothed are we In suits of plain and fancy tweeds, all fitting toaT; That mart is UNCLE TOM'S FAMED WARDROBE. BY hook or by crook, Seven Hundred and Fifty Pounds must be realised in the : above establishment on or before SATURDAY, the 10th of May ; and this I find cannot be done without taking the advice of a certain lady in Dickens' ' Doinbey and Son' — "making an effort." Well, in the present case I am prepared to make a prodigious one. I have one hundred and thirty of the best Mele Trousers in the Universe, Miner's Brand, @ 7/11 and 8/11 per pair. I have ninety elegant Suits of Tweed which will be disposed of from 12/6 to 65/-. There's a nice lot of White and Colored Blankets 9/4 which will all go @ 14/- per pair. A genteel lot of Boys' Hats which will be sold from 6d. upwards. There's no less than two hundred Flannel Shirts in stock, which will change propriet} from 3/11 to 5/3. Just to hand, a case ot Equador Waterproof Coats, which will stand the rough and wear of several seasons round from 34/-. Hurrah ! Hurrah ! Let's sing the jubilee ! Hurrah ! Hurrah ! It's as plain as A.B.C. That the most important ppot on the great Pacific sea Is ycleped UNCLE TOM'S FAMED WARDROBE. 624 tc NOTICE. McLEOD'S PATENT SAFETY TIMBER JACKS. MESSRS. FRASER AND TINNE, Phoenix Foundry, Auckland, are licensed to make and sell these light, powerful Jacks, so well suited to Bush and Saw mill work, or on board ship, in warehouses, at railway stations, or wherever heavy goods, timber, machinery, Sec, have to be moved or handled. Owing to the superiority of, and demand for these Jacks, Fraser and Tione have provided costly machinery for their manufacture and are now engaged in making 1,000 of them. The parts of the Jack that are subjected to tho greatest araouut of strain and wear are being wrought from their scrap furnace. The chief points of advantage in these Jacksßre: — 1. Their long thrust admitting, if necessary, of tho wood or stalk being made shorter than usual, for small timber and sawmills. 2. That they do not run back under heavy weights, thus dispensing with the continual attendance of one band, on whoie care may often depend the safety of other hands. 3. Their reduced dimensions and weight reducing the danger of their removal from rolling logs, Sea , and making them so much more bandy and convenient for carrying and working. 425 f 5 NOTICE. nriHE FIRM of Pennington & Leedom JL having decided to DISCONTINUE their JOINT BUSINESS aB Auctioneers, &c., at the termination of the present license, request that all Accounts due to the above uay be settled without delay, and all Accounts owinprendered for payment. 648 tc hb N O T I C E. ALL persons found SHOOTING on my ground during the present season will be prosecuted. W. SMITH, 732 my 28 Omata. notice" A NY persons found TRESPASSING in [\ PURSUIT of GAME on our farm at Okato will be prosecuted. COTTIER & LANGLEY. April 30, 1879. 750 tc QTRAYED, from tho Upper Carringtou £} Road,— A RAM, brauded Son both sides and bnck. Finder please apply Herald Office. 729 a'2B 30 m 2