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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7120, 19 July 1886, Page 4

WHOLESALE DMPEEY COMPANY WE hcr.liynnnouncc thit on \ v EDNESD.\.y, Ju\-i: 23, "o -'.ulli a'^urre t'.j !.-jv-'ii s >'i .i 1-. ' mcfhii',."s"i ' ll 11l 1 . '.'i't ; i Pecin" tbnt such rq important eh." go of l> is"jc . . n■i'; tv i-o . i> . i•> "i -on '/ '• ' \ i»L 'i 1 f.\rl. - l >;i •- 'y ■' ' '- '"" i el^ cnslonier is brousht in close c ntacfc with th. 1 m ipufajtiuo^. \,s. w 'ul i e>ri' -■) . mvit-auiuoiu tw ij!b>vi »■ Ijl'i I'-.1 '-. ol ui> i\,J\L>Y iIONEY SYSTEM as will be rrloptcd by us. St-n-tiug \vith tho recogni^Gil fact fiai 'I^vly .vfoncy l-i the sure basis of all suoc'V'f-i'ni and leglLimale tr;icltiig. Ecm» months since w n im ' an i anKCinen ( '« with n tlio. ni/*i'> >.\p ;ic--'PI v <■* '• i I'iu atir- ; oir Clio!. IHftFl l^" i 1 "l '"■" very bnst oir'wl'j-h iV'l o.her v,r-',il,ict>irc!s, i' c fii s^- o f ia - ■■!' li •si-- i lii> Di-si) f, ii . -]a ■= on '"tiln-i!. ia i •••'■• Lo 1 • L'LA'X ! IGUJIE-4 fie s» i» !' ; f ii~i of profit ot the exacc la < 7 J'l "':. 313 1 jc lcani.-.l t- 1, mi;, '" jv . ;,, - b-j-i.qi llv io !u-ju !..' - ' ■ nois. arc lccincs oil 'o (ompari ■> i- 5 r-.838Mr PiUOBS with t!io-c tc'-n t!y >;':;i i;j 1 fji- tlu si'iii v»ticlj3. Wo o:!i oil/ as-j I *hal i;i every i'.s ance lh°y wil' empire f ivourably with, the Colonial Wtio'csilo Rit.-s, :Pd ba f aii ! qa-te 35 par ccr. c'lenpur thui before, or any other lie'ail House ia Now Zealand. Aa tho Bucrass nt rar nndertakiag depends almost entirely on onr carrying out tha R, r ADY MO 'EY PRINCIPLE io its INTEGRITY, wo wish it to b-J distinctly nnderstood tl.afc in no SINGLE I \'S J'A^OS can CREDIT bo given. Every article M'JST BB PA'<D FOR, AT THB TIME «~»p PUaOEJASW, anl wo trust to tbe good sonso of oar ensiomers to sp^re us the auple^sintnoss of refusing to ORPARC froii this KQLK No discount or abatement elf the plnHly marvel prices en possibly bo allowel citlisr to tha TRADS or the I'ablic. IVo Special Solos wili S>e f?cl«B. it Iscing <>«»• «6<»<«i mainotioii in <?faitv <>SBc?j* tla« wtsoSo *>& ouv slock at mu<v< le^s tinau '-;»''C S s> ricc«« Thfi q-ics ion will doubtless be put io us :— " Can you m:<ke ihis Sysksin pay?" In reply we would ramHd j'ou (hit se/or^l of the largest Australian houses are now con'Un'cl on the BBiDY" SIO N BY BASH, an-1 th.it the sa-ne sy-s'jin Ins Ij -ea introduced into New Zealand by acveral well-known t irras with rai keii succe->3. As one of tin first principles of dnuianic eejnomy is to buy in tin cheapest market, wo mis", to an enormously increased business to lecoup us for the very GR3AT REDUO'fION in our prices. j To the Country Fetters in particular we look for encouragement, aad hop j they will send us for patterns of anything and eve.ythng they requite, and compare prices. We are sure tlzey will bs greatly surprised and gratified at tha result. Calling attention to the details of our first Autumn and Winter Show, which any ">j hil on application ti the Wareliome, we now place our future bjsiness prospects in the hands of the purchasing pui-lu*, and cordially invite them to co-operate with us by buying all the.r Retail Drapery and Clothing at Wholesale Frieas far Heaiy Money only at th© WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY'S -CASH WAREHOUSE, DKVON iSX.KJKKT, NBW JPI^XMOTJTII, Next the Town Bridge and Railway Crossing. 'J. W. ¥mvE : i s 9 i JHanager. 967 hd tc

OB TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PIUCE— TUR3EPENOK. pi" i: \ . rorUpem-r/s ... 1, li, IS A. aik MYsrKttY — By Benha M, Cl.iy Author of " Put Asunder," " Sat in Diaraon Is,'" kc. ... ... ... 3 \r T TCLKK : L:ind Boirds 8 Talking out lh : Harbor LoanJJ 11 ... !l Parliamentary ftcaadal ... ... IB Uivat Trensarerß 16 llise in j.rice of wool 15 Our Coil Mines ; ... IS ihcßritih E eetions 18 Counthy aud District News : From our corrtapondenta: ITrom Waitara — From Stralfo'il — From Opunake ... 10 Buitish EiiEC'rioKS — ConserYa'ives returned b; hirg^ majoritas— JJefe .tuf Homo Uulepaity 12 CocnTS : Resident Wngistia c's Court ... 6 CoituusPOKDyscr. : An txplauation and lcquest ... ... ... ... ... 5 L-nding P.issengcrs from Ster ner ... 17 : Proposed Harbour Jetty 17 Courlcnay's emigration mi«s ; on 15 Colonial an.l Ininan Exhibition 12 Dead letiers 10 Exhibiti n koy -I Election for tlie Barrett Fo id ('is ret ... 6 Fabmeps' COLUMN : An luiporlont discovery ... ... .. ... ... 10 For Another's Sin: By Uerlha M Clay author of " A Fair Mystery," " Put Asunder," e*c .. 3 Gold Field at KiMßsntnY: Latest particu'^rs lespecting the gold field 13, 17 I HAIIBOUR LOAN BILL : Adjourned ' Debate on b'econd Hep'lm<; — Opinions j cf the Pi ess on the obstruction — Discussion at Hnib ur Board... 6, 1° Row to r>n through a forture .... ... 7 Local BriABDS: Ho. ough Council ... 13 Hospital ar i t .laritab'e Aid Board... 13 Education Bjard ]7 Clifton Coiuity Council 17 T.evtinting pubiicaa's wife 4 Mndcimc Coy's breicta of promise cass ... 13 Native aggression near Hawera 13 News OB 1 the Week : Shop lifting-Im-port of Wattle bark — Shipping Stock from breakwater — Hospital grounds — Medical relicf — Central railway Route — Humane Society's medal — Trout hatching — loglewoo.l school matter — Dagonc 1 . Dramitic Clvb — Building on old Goal sirs 6,7 Kaws of the World: Naval Review at Portsmouth — Russia threatening wnr — M^iquis of Lome on Coloni- 8 — Riot at, Cardiff — The Irish question Chamber of Commerce Congress — Wool makefc — Canadian Fishing dispu'e — P.irt.y fighting in Ireland — The Exhibition — Lommercial tieaty with Spain 10,11 Notes and Echoes : Te Wetere off for Wellington — Work resumed at the breakwater— Grant on Stou' — New Zealand after forty years— A strange suggestion — Reception of the Prince of Wales — Nothing in the papers — Leasing the strcc s— Crime in New Zealand-Who inspec's the Inspectore? Compulsory attendance at schools — The prisoner Holt mad — Appeal against the case cf Sbylock v. Amonio 2 Our Illtjsteated Lo^ddn Nkws Lrtter— ll'ustraiion — Ihe Indian pavil- ' ion — Mayor of Liverpo >I—Mr.1 — Mr. W al.hcrly, tho compoa-r ... ... ... C Parliamentary: The Hari-our Lo n Bill — Serious illness o£ Sir J. Vogel — Passing the Estimates — Lady rouses a member out of his bed — Rol'cstoti on Under-Secretaries— Parliamentary s audal — Steward's explanation — The Lirnkia at his work — Ihe Color el and his stereotypsrl spccc'i 5, 7 ' re- istoric ship at Brigg... ... ... 10 I unch on tlw Colonial Kxh.bition ... lo Spouting : Wellington btesplcchHEo Mieling ?„ Ri;vin.\V : Tnrnnaki nnd its resources ... 4 lt»cec)iirhc icsci vc ... ... ... ... (J Ua hvay accident in Tusmania 4 T crrcces at Hct I ake district ... ... 15 Tuasme trov-j at Temuka 10 Unbias3kd Cpinions: Ireland and the Irish, hy JSgmont, No. 11 2 Wages at tho harbour works 13 SUPPLEMENT. Verbatim lepoi'L of Adjourned Deba'o on Second Kca ling of the New Plymouth Harbour i'otrd Loan Bill. Advice to Motuer4l_-aio you broken n your rcbt by a sick child snlruring with the pain of cutting teeth? (Jo ■, bonce to a chemist and get a bottle oi Mrs. V.'ir* flow's Sootu mo Syuup. It will relieve iue poor sufficro immediately. It is poik- Ay harmless, and pleasant to taste, it produces natural, sound sleep by relieving the cluld from pain, and tho littlo cherub awakes "as bright aa a button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allaya all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the be a l known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow 1 Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealer , everywhere at 10. l£d. per bottle. MauuCacured at 493 Qxfoid-dtieat, Loadou.

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m VELVETEEN^. * '^ i" *"-'/ The stucti'si examine 'i' 2 -iy cvti) it^t touch \^i jrnd si^lu without u::~~v-i.:,.; ti at t.i— . her 4^-'<V£s. than the uenoa Vihc'.o \,lin,li '■ „ nif>>,sl ble, while tliepeculu. mi. . j-l.u _- >ne f<?\ fast woveinne eiublo : ioi i t> • t >:U mien,,; lM and rough rear, vliidi \.i_u a iui.i ical \el\L't. at j^^^v^S. _/m four tunes the j nc.j. loi t^o c tun.e& niid <^^f^§r^^T^. As^§&§£sSir^ in.Timiiisjj it Ij uncqu iiieJ, and in fact p^fr;^|>&*t^|»^ \^ for al> 'J'irposea in winch Silk Velvet jc.K*S'^^^^^^^cK3>v i Tw^flY^^^S^v mayoeiibcd we specially recommend ' the'- LOUIS" VELVETEEN. B^|§^S^^

6ROWN MoLfc&Rn« i..._ WHITE & PRINTED, ©AN BE PURCHASED EETAIL FROK Alii- DRAPERS AND STOREKEEPERS IN THE COLONY, AND WHOLESALE PROM ALL WAREHOUSEMEN AND IMPORTERS. EACH ARTICLE BEARS THE TRADE MARK OF ONli OR WORK QROWNS ACCORDING TO QUALITY. r _^_^>.- _.. .. „ . .„,.

Si^VE i^EY BY /ißttPTSia r ■<{-';-XA:-^- : .". J (, y-":^- : i;"^' tr^'^yS?: fi-^^ '-'■■ ''■ % \ f. /' *\ ''\1- "■.;;..: -• 1; ", t " -;,*' .. >.' , : .' i Smith & Caugheys' Parcel System/ now an admitted Boon to Country settlers. Smith & Caughey's Parcols havo for four years given tmbouuded Hatiafuction. Slum & Cauoiiey's have always aimed at combiuiug excellonce with chenpnoG.s, and by so doing have eecurocl Iho confidonco of tlie public. Smith ha Caughey study closely tho vvivnt3 of thoir Country h-ionds, and do tbeir utmost to supply a Genuino Artiolo at the lowest posiu'.o price for cash, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FAMILY DBArJSBS, Queen-street» Auckland ; and Newmarket. Afo.iii.uCAN WALTMAiu W,u .CIEB. A 1.3 3351 TIME-KEEPERS TS TF^ 77G311D