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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 7995, 13 October 1887, Page 3

t--. Trr\i-iT\ J^/J_ JlLOv/J-/ * — ■ I &FftW6 llttllHT I I m3tag«ttatA\aaa I , . are now to hand, and she invites an EARLY INSPECTION. """"" £hQ & hQw Qf gpring Goodg compriges . Fronoh Millinery Bonnets Trimmed avd Untrinmed Sailor Mats Sprina Bonnets in Black lace fprZlfoZ^s In lace anklet fanba straw 80, leCs SB£s=s=2S^-' Jl^ Straw Bats - Black, White, Brown, Orey, Cream, Cardinal, Faoille, Tuscan Girls\ Boys\ and Infants' Hats Birds* Wings Aigrettes, Flowers, Feathers, $o^ The MilUnery Department is in charge of a lady of great taste ond experience, and every attention j s paid to economy in orders entrusted to her. ____ Some choice and beautiful TEIMMINGB are being shown. Black Silk paSßemepaSBementerie Jet Trimmings and Dull Bead Passementerie Jefc Fringe Fourrageurs, or Hussar Cords — a splendidasßortmentof SUNSHADES —in Fashionable Colors, are opened up,— ■ - JN Dress Materials ..,„.,„ ,_ modern ScL^dSceofThet ktad^aS SbHSSsS-I adapted to the charming textureß. There are Fancy Beiges Pancv Phish Strived Tafiettas v J 7,, i a? *J" Fancy Plush Striped Veronas Embossed Damassee Cloth Striped Beiqesl , . Wrench TlJnoA m great variety trench JJages) . . bummer Cashmeres, in newest tints and qualities Jiancy Summer Cloths *>•> *°» *°> —— «3° In soliciting patronage M. HOOD can safely guarantee that all orders placed with her will be faithfully carried out, and , . „ . prices be as favorable to purchasers as ever. N.B,—Tbere is yet some portion of her Winter Millinery Goods rempimng from the clearing sale, which, to make rcom, she will sell at nominal priceß. N° W PPB^ISHEB- ±* -_-_.- THE SUNKEN isLATO THE B™U ™^ m,, plot „, this N~e,et.e .. ..keo fr«m .Le^M^^™^'^ of Captain Cook. Jhe style of writing is quite Lew, and entirely different from any preceding effort, at Maoii delineation; replete from beginning to end with interest; abound'ng.w,V h a """fS" diversity m incidents, depicting the, doily proceediogs of the Abongin.cß°£ at a .remote, bySPo.6,? B™*l ' . In shorta collection of top.es which are eminently calculated to stimulate STS^W^r^ *~ «^s» n ■ Z L, • j «. h. TSS^Vlßjß^ Omce^an^from Mr! Gilmoub, Devon-street. PBICE—ONE SHILLING. * pDBLIOATIpDBLIOATIONS ON SALE **THE TARANAKI HERALD" OFFICE. rpHB FARM and GARDEN: eing a J_ practical guido to tbo Culture in Tar anabi of tho Fiuit, Flower, and Kitchen Garden ; also, for tho Management of tbe Farm. Kevised'by a profestional gardener who has had many yeara 1 experience of the Taranaki soil and climate. Bemedies for °PP le and PeßoaP eßoa Profit of wattl ° oulture, preserving woods, &o. Price (paper cover), 6d. *** J__ TARANAKI: TOPOGRAPHICAL DEfeCBIPIllustrated with a view of tho Harbor ai Mnfll _n. prlp rl-no fi j ' rrioe^oo. MKDIOAL HINTP By the Into Dr TB Bwson for L Jean ° in*miwsce in SS^»SS?3kJ!SuSJSS&S Now Zoaland, by br. P. J. O'Carroll, Prico, Ib. '— * ZMPOUNDING AOT: In foroe in' the Tara ■ nahi Dißtrict, and throughout New Zealand. Price, 6d. —— FENCING ACTS In foroe in the Taranak District, and throughout New Zealand Prico, 6d. PROOF OF DEBT FORMS: Ur dor the Bankruptcy Act, Price, 2d eaob, or 6s. p6r 100. XHB TARANAKI ALMANAC FOB 188 Nineteenth year of publication; with view of waitara. Price, Ib. OCSTOM FOBMB, for Passing Goods— Prime Import Entry-For Warehousing Dutiable Uoode-Entry for Home Couaumption. Price, 2d each, or 6s per 100 PBOXY FORMS, under, the Bankinptoy Aot«. Prioe Id, or 8s per 100 THE «TABANAKI HEBALD" OFFICE Dbvon Stbbbt Dhvoh Btrbbx