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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7957, 30 August 1887, Page 3

THE LAST FOUR WEEKS Off F. A. FORD'S ! F. A. FORD'S F. A. FORD'S F. A. FORD'S i F. A. FORD'S i F. A. FORD'S Eclipse Sale, DURING THE NEXT FOUR .WEEKS, 1000 Renants I WILL BB SACRIFICED I ! AT ANY PEIOE. BEMNANTB of CALICOES BEMNANTS of PRINTS | BEMNANIS of SHIRTINGS BEMNANIS of FLANNELS BEMNANTS of OUBTAIN NETT ! REMNANTS of SHEETING ' REMNANTS of TABLE LTNBN BEMNANTS of TICK BEMNANTS of TWEEDS BEMNANTS of, MOLESKIN BEMNANTS of DBESS GOODS BEMNANTS of FRENCH MERINOS BEMNANTS of BLACK CABHMERES BEMNANTS of BLAGK ALPACA REMNANTS of WOOL PLAIDS REMNANTS of OBETONNES BEMNANT3 of SEBGES REMNANTS of OARPEIB REMNANTS of VELVETEENS REMNANTS of SILKS & SATINS i BEMNANTS of LAOES & BIBBONS Remnants, REMNANTS. ; Ml to h® Sold S for nesst to nothing I CHBAPSIDE HOUSE. IMPORTANT GhEARMWSI SALS I OF | JEWELLERY 1 AND PLATE, €g» To make room for Goods ordered fiom London. 15 to 26 per cent discount off the plainly maiked and usual prices ! $Sf Bee Circulars. FOR a SHORT TIME ONLY!! W. SKEATES. JEWELLEB, Devon-stbeet, N,P. 116 hb tc NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDITORS 1 ASSOCIATION. OSTABLTBHED to Protect all Mercantile %2Ji and Tr?ding luterestp, Issues Weekly Ormmeroial Beports of Bills of Sole, Bankruptcies, &c. Makes private inquiries as to commercial standing, and collects accounts | (for subscribers ouly) anywhere in New Zealand or in Australia. Subscription : One Guinea per annum, payable in advance. New t'lymouth Agency : SoUcitor, Mr. R, O, Hughes ; Agent, Mr. 0. F. Foote, J. B. SANDERSON, a 152 h tc General Manager. \^HITE gARTJ-]OTEL.i Opposite the Government Buildings, Corner of Devon and Qaeon I streets, New Plymouth. WILLIAM WALKEB ... Peopbiktob. THE splendid New Premiees which the Proprietor has just had completed for his business poßsesa unequalled advantages to far ilies, strangers, and commercial travellers .iditiag New Plymonth, from its commodiousness, its central position, being in the business part vf the town, and its close proximity to th 3 Poet and Telegraph Offices j ' and tbe o'her Government Cflicea. BATHS— Hot, [Cold, and Shower- j Tbe Table, for Ub Bection of.the Choicest Delicacies of the season, is unequalled. The Choicest of Liqueurs and Wines, and the Finest Brauds of Spirits and Oigarc are alone supplied. English and Colonial Ales and Btout, on draught and in bottK «3^ The '.Billiard Table is attended; by a Competent Marker.