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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7191, 8 October 1886, Page 3

JJALLENSTEIN JJROS., Manufacturers, Naval & Military Outfitters, Hosiers and Hatters. THE "VTBW yEALAND /CLOTHING TUCTORY For the Sale k Men's, Boys', ana X"onths' N.Z. MADE CLOTHING, Blankets. Shirts. Hosiery, AST at factory prices i ja npnifi Mosgiel Tweed Clothing made by J Hallenstein Bros, is unequalled for StjJe, Dntability, and Cheapness, C 1 NSPECTION is respectfnlly invited, the _L different departments being now replete with new Goods. HPERMS Strictly Cash. All Goods 'are A marked in plain figures, from which no abatement can be made. New Ply mouth branch: DEVON STREET W. H. Clabkb, Manager. CURRIE GENERAJ- STORE. JOHN MTNOTT BEGS to inform his numerous customers, Farmers, and the general public, that he has a fresh supply of PRIME EATING POTATOES DELIVEBED PBBE OF CHABGB. Also, 15 TONS Al FLOUR, " Silver Dust," " Turrer," and " Meek's," PRIME Dairy Fed BACON and OHEEBE, and a general assortment of FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES, Also BOOTS and CROCKERY, In order to give the working man a chance, J.M. will sell Bacon and Ham 6d. a pound by the piece, Cheese 6d, Sugar from 2£d. per lb. by the bag, fy and other lines at equally low price*. Butter. Butter. This line will have my special attention, and those who favor me with their custom for this commodity ma\ rely rpon getting a good article from the best makers. $3*- If not according to taste it can be changed or returned. A COOL PLAOE~FOR KEEPING. J.M. returns thanks to those who, in response to bis last advertisement, favoured him with a share of their patronage, and he wishes to iniimate that his old motto is still in force, namely — (.not at or under ccst price) SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS To save disappointment please call by six o'clock on Saturdays, as 1 believe in early closing. J.M. is also a C-sh Purchaser of Piime Bu. er from, the Farnr°rs. All Butter classified, and bought on its merits, or will send on consignments to the beat markets. Good accommodation for traps and borees, free of cbarge, for custom era only. Note the address : JOHN MTNOTT, The Farmer's Friend, CURRIE STREET, N.P. as2lhbtc ]VjQTIOE OF REMOVAL, D. JONES Begs to inform his many friends and the public general'y that he has REMOVED to his New and Commodious Building — (Next to Sole Brothers, Devon Street). — I TAKE this opportunity to THANK my Friends tnd the Public generally for past favor?, and hope to receive a continuance of their support, which I will endeavour to merit by Selling at the Lowest Possible Prices, and by giving every Customer the moßt careful attention and civility, All Refreshments at the Loweßt Possible Charges as usual. D. JUNES, Fruiterer, &c, &c. a4OB hb dc 9 Excelsior lining Rooms and Coffee PalacefTPHE large amount of success attending JL the above Establiehmcrt since opening has enabled us to further extend our business, For the convenience and comfort of our Lady Customers wo have OPENED A PRIVATE DJNINCr AND REFRESHMENT ROOM, BO that our customers can reJy on having every comfoit and attention, wilh MODERATE CHARGES. Frnit, Bißcnits, Cakes, Lollie?, &0., always on band. We oall special attention to our Cakes and biscuits-just fresh in, ftom the >est makers. Cae trial solicited. P.S. — Frivate Board and Besidence for two or three single young gentlemen, witb every comfort of a home. NOTE THE ADDRESS : Excelsior Dining Rooms, opposite Public Benefit Stoics, and next door to the Auckland Boot and Shoe Company. MBS. GOODAOBK ... Proprietress. a 261 hb tc MERCANTILE GAZETTE. THB SUBSCRIPTION to this valuable record of Bankruptcies, Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, &c , has been BEDUOED from let July to ONE GUINEA per annnm, Intending subscribers are requested to tend in their names at once to the proprietor B. T. WHEBLER, Dunedin or to 0. W. GOVETT Now Plymouth,