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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 7192, 9 October 1886, Page 4

}{ALLENSTEIN j^KOS., Manufacturers, Naval & Military Outfitters, Hosiers and Hatters. THE pLOTHING T7AOTORY For the Sale w Men's, Boys', ana Y"outbs' N.Z. MADE CLOTHING, Blankets. Shirts* Hosiery* fl§T AT FACTORY PRICES t .^1 rpllifi Mosgiel Tweed Clothing ma'e by J Hallenstein Bros, is unequalled for Hi? )c, Durability, and Cheapness. E NSPECTION is respectfully invited, the JL different, depar.ments being now replete with new Goods. rg^ERMS Strictly Cash. All Goods >re JL marked in plain figures, from which no ab itement can be made. KewPhmon'h branch: DEVON STREET W. H. Clabkb, Manager. CDRRIE STREET GENERAJ- STORE. JOHN MTNOIT 1 BEGS to inform his numerous customers, Farmers, and the general public, that he has a fresh supply of PRIME EATING POTATOES DFLIVKEED FHISE OP CHARGE. Also, 15 TONS Al FLOUR, " Silver Dust," " Turner," and •' Meok's f " i-EIME Dairy Fed BACON asd CHEESE, ana a gereral rssortment of FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES, Also BOOTS and CROCKERY. In order lo give the working man a chancei J.M. will se'l Bacon and IL.m 6d. a pound by the \ ieee, Cln eße 6d, Sugar from 2£d. per Jb. by thebujr, €3" find other lines at equally low pricee, Butter. Butter. This line will have my special attention, and those who favor me with their custom for this commodity may rely i'pon getting agood anicle from ihe best maker?, ifa**- If not accoi'ding to taste it can be changed or returned A COOL PLACE FOR KEEPING. J.M. returns ihanks to those who, in response to his lost advertisement, favoured him with a fihare of their patronage, and he wisV.es to intimate tbat his old motto is sail in force, namely — (not at or under c:st price) SMALL PROFITS AND QUIOK B TURNS To save disappointment please call by six o'clock on Saturdays, as I believe in early closing. J.M. is nlso a Cash Purchaser ol Pjime Bufter from the Farmers. All Butter classified, and bought on its merns, or will send on consignments lo the beat markets. Good accommodation for traps and lorses, free of charge, for customers only. Note ihe address : JOHN MYNOTT, The Farmer's Friend, CDRRIE STREET, N.P. n621 hb tc l\T QTiOE OF REMOVAL. D. JONES Begs to inform his many friends aTd the public general'y that he has REMOVED to his New and Commodious Building — (Next to Sole Biothers, Devon Street). — TTAKIiI this opportunity to TH 4NK my . Friends and the Public generally for pact favorc, and hope to receive a continuance of their support, which 1 will endeavour to merit by Selling at the Lowest Possible Prices, artd by giving every Uustomer the most careful attention aud civility. All Refieshmcnts at the Lowest Possible Charges as usual. D. JUNES, Fruiterer- &c, <^c. ' aIOS hb C 9 Excelsior, pining Rooms and Coffee PalacerjHHE largo amount of success attending X the nbove Establishment since opening has enabled us to further rxttud our business For the convenience and comfort of our Lady Customers we have OPENED A PRIVATE DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOM, so thai our customers can rely on having every comfort ai\d attention, with MODERATE CHARGES. Prnit, Biscnito, Cakes, Lollie-, &0., always on hand. We oall special attention to ovr Cakes and JiisouiU-jvst fresh in, jiom tho test vidkcrs. One trial solicited. SSr P.S. — 'rivafe Board and Residence ior uvo or three single young gentlemen, witb every coir fort of a home. Notk the Address : Excelsior Dining Rooms, opposite Public Benefit Stoics, and next door to the Auckland Boot and Shoe Company. Mhs. GOODACRK ... Proprietress. n261 hb tc MERCANTILE GAZETTE. ( ''[pHB SUBSCRIPTION to this valuable ft record oi Bankruptcies, Bills of fbale, "Mortgages of Stock, &c,, has been REDUCED from Ist July to ONfi GUINEA per annum. Intending subscriber! are requested to send in the/I 1 names at once to the proprietor B. T. WHEELER, Dunedin or to 0. W. GOVETf New Pjymoutn.