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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7962, 5 September 1887, Page 3

WHITE {-{ART {-[OTEL Opposite the Government Buildings, Corner of Deroa and Quean streets, New Plymonth. WILLIAM WALKEE*" ... Piopbieiob. rpHE splendid New Premises which the _I_ .Proprietor has just had comple ed for his basinets possess unequalled auv.'ui.i.gts to families, strangers, and commercial tn.ve '- lers visiting New Plymouth, from its coiumodiousueßS, its central position, being in tLe business part .f tho towu, »r.d Kb close proximity to thy Post and Telegraph Oiiicts and the o'her Government f'ffices. BATHS-Hot, Cold, and ShowerThe Table, 'for its section of tho Choicest Delicacies of the season, is unequalled. The Choicest of Liqueurs asd Wines, and the Finest Brands of Spirits and Cigair «re alone supplied. English and Colonial Ales and Stout, on draught and in bottle. <©- The Table is attended^ by a Competent Marker. Fihst-Clasp Btabljujq, 194 tc TO THE PUBLIC OF NEW Plymouth aDd Surrounding Districts. H. JULIAN IN thanking them for their patronage while carrying on Livery Stable and Expreis Business in Devon-street Central, wishes to intimate that the same lines of business will be continued by him at bis Stables, Devonport, where he hopes to warrant a continuance of patronage, by applying himself strictly to business. S.B. — Orders left -at Professor Furlong's (opposite Criterion Hotel) will be attended to with despatch. 991 h b to REDUCTION IN PRICE? THE MERCANTILE AND BANK. BUPTOT GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. [ESTABLISHED ,1876.] m- ONE GUiNEAPER YEAR i J» npHB above it mailed to subscribers every JL Saturday morning, and contain! the latest information up to time of issue. Published weekly. Gives latest information obtainable of Bills of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, Wool Liens, Agricultural Liens, Bail* ments, Affidavits of Satisfaction, ice., end publishes all matters relating to Bankruptcy Letter* Patent, &c. SAMPLE COPY SENT FBEE ON APPLICATION, The Mercantile and Bankruptcy Qatette \tai now entered iti Tenth $ Yeas ,of existence j and, encouraged by its past success, the Proprietor begs to assure hit numerons subscribers throughout the colony that neither labor nor expense will be spared in mstaining its present deserved reputation as the moit reliable circular of its Jrind ia New Zealand. The Half-yearly Index will, in future, be Uiued eeperately, at an extra charge of Five Shillings per annum. The Mercantile aad Bankruptcy Gazette is the Only Gazette for the colony, published in New Zealand. Note.— Subscription with index, £1 6s per annum ; without index, £1 Is, Payable ih Advance. Persons desirous of subicribing to the Gazette will pleaie send their names and addresses to R. X. WHEELER, No. 8, Staff ord-ntreet, Dunedin; or to the local agent —O.W GOVETT 374 tc Collier & Co. for American Organs. WANTED KNOWN,-That M. HOOD is Offering her Winter btccks at Enormous Reductions :— Ladies' Long Jackets metked down from 80/- to 16/ Ladies' Medium Length Jackets marked down from ... 20/- to 9/Ladies' Jersey Cloth Jackets marked down from ... 18/- to 8/6 WANTED THE LADIES of New Ply. mouth aud District to note that — Ladies' Dolmans are reduced from 45/> to 20/Ladies' Mantles are reduced from 40/- to 22/6 Ladies Cheneil'e Mantles are reduced from 30/- to 18/. Ladies' Fur Lined Cloaks are reduced from 55/- to 32/6 Ladies' Sealskin Jackets arj reduced from ... ... 65/- to 40'At M .HOOD'S, Victoria House. WANTED PARENTS TO KNOW they can gat at M. HOOD'S :— Children's Knitted Costumes reduced irom ... 16/- to / Boys Tunics reduced from ... 14/- to 7/6 Boys Tunics i educed from ... 6/-tob/ Girls Jersey Dresses reduced from 12/- to 7/6 WANTfID HEADS OF FAMILIES to inspect tbe following lines at M. • HOOD'S :— Ladies' Ulsters 35/- reduced to ... 20/Ladies' Ulsters 26/- reduced to ... 16/Ladies' Ulsters 20/- reduced to ... 10/Young Ladies' Ulsters 17/6 reduced to JO/Children's Ulsters 16/- reduced to ... 8/6 Children's Jackets 14/- reduced to ... 7/6 WANTED PURCHASERS at M. Hood's . for Ladies' Waterproof Cleoks, reduced from 12/6 to 7/6, Splendid value. ANTED it to be WIDELY KNOWN that M. HOOD will Saciifice TJctrimmed Straw Hats in Black, Brown, Fawn and White at 1/-. These are worth from 4/6 to 7/W ANTED LADIES TO FAVOR M. Hood with a visit to look at the Bargains she is Offering in Trimmed Hats. Thees are in Plush, Beaver, Stockinette, Sain, Velvet, and Straw worth from 20/- to 30/- and will be sold for 10/W ANTED KNOWN,— M. HOOD ia Offering her Stock of Checked and Spotted Plushes, for Trimmings, at 4/6, reduced from 9/All the New fchades ia Velveteens at 2/9, reduced from 4/6 Black Lace Flouncings at 6/-, reduced from 7/6 Black Lace Flouncings at 1/6, reduced from 2/6 Black Lace Flouncings at 1/3, reduced from 2/Black Bugle Fronts for Dr<JSB?B at 2/-, reduced from 4/6 Black Bngle Panels for Dresses, 4J-, reduced from 6/WANTED EVERYONE to understand that ftf. HOOD is OFFERING tLe WHOLE OF HER STOCK at eqnal reductions to those quoted above, and will further mention she has a Good Assortment of Ladies' Colored Blockings reduced from 1/lo 6d, and Girlt>' Black tttockings from 1/4 to Bd. There is also a Large Variety to select fiom of Wings, Feathers, and Flowers at half the usual prices. There is also a pretty little 100 of Lace and Muslin Curtains at the same reduction. NEW PLYMOUTH Co-operative furnishing and geneeal supplst COMPANY. A MOjTFLIN, bavrjg concluded arrange J$ • ments with the above C'ompsny||to take over his piemises and business ai> the end of the current month, is now quitting p» f ßent stock at greatly Reduced PBioaa FOR CASH. BROUGHAosf STREET, Cupoate J, Gilmour'e £ook fctore. v ■ 01S8 tq