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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 8001, 20 October 1887, Page 3

AND 1887, Cheapside House, NEW PLYMOUTH. WISHES to call attention to the arrival of tho bulk of hio Summer Order ex "Aorangi," which will be supplemented by each steamer. Our stock now consists of all he LATEST NOVELTIES ! IN Prints, Sateens, Tangi Cloths, Galateas, Nun'aiVeiUngs, Lawn Tennis Beize, Jersey Crepe, Foule, etc., etc. This Deportment is now full/ supplied with some very ohoice poods in t and 6-bntton Kid Glotet (m tea, black, and fancy), «H the Ket? Shades in Bilk, Litle, and other makes, Lnc« Ties, Parasols, Laces, Buttons, etc., etc. fSOLLIHIRY I Special care has been bestowed Dpon the selection of Straw Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, FeatheiSj with Bibbons to match. STWJLISH JDMES& FBOM 10s. andigs. 6d. rvEESS and lIyrANTLEMAKINa, F. A. FOBD Having succeeded when in Auckland in securing a really First-Class Dress and Mant'emaker (just arrived from Loadon), Ladies can rely on getting a Perfect Fit, combined with the most recent Novelties in vogue at Home and on the Continent We trust all our Lady Customers that were so well pleased with our late Dresßmaker will give us another trial, when, we venture to say, they will not regret it. Charges moderate, Apprentices wanted at once. F. A. Ford, CASH DRAPER New Plymouth. 421 tc FROM BUSINESS HAVING decided to Discontinue my Furniture BusiLtss, the Whole of the Stock (INCLUDING PIANOS) JS NOW offered to the public At a Discount of frcm 10 to 25* per cent. THE MACHINERY, TOOLS, and PLANT Are also For Sale at Low Prices Terms may be ciranged for sums over £20. 43$* The Commodious Fremises TOjße Let. Jus, €. George. a 261 hb tc FOR SALE.— A BARGAIN. fT'HAT Well-Tmproved fc?nng Little 100 JL Acre FARM now occupied by the nndersignrd. KiT Easy terms if required. For full particulars and to tieat, apply to EDWIN B. MORGAN, ! a 461 hb tc Bahoin. j ENCODRAGh)MfcmT OF LCOAL INDUSTRIES. I^.HE following RPEfI\L Pi IZES are ( ffere'l for otm, etition at the Agiieu 1 - r«l Society's text Aiilurrn Phow, with the object of indui ing <he bush farmers to turn their auentiun to the wood products, which, it is believed, enn ba profi rbly manuficn red from timber tkat at preseut is destroyed in the pioceES of clearirjg forest land. The following are the conditions :: — • Mr. lienby Weston, pioprietor of the TARANAKt HEBALD Hud THE F.UDGET, wiil give a prize of £5 6 ; for the best sample cf WOOP TAR product from native tinibc, ; growing in the Couniit-s of 'i'nranak', Cjuti 11, or Hnwers, the quantities esnibited to cou&i&t of uot less than thirty gallons, in a cask of loc tnamifncturi.'. exhibit to be accon pamed by n clear description of tbe process rdopled in its manufactura, and estimate of cost of production. Five gallons of tre prize exhibit to be available for en ilysis and trade tests. Mb. F. P. CoßKiiiL will give a prize of £5 5s fc I' c best sample of FOTASH, produced from native timbers growing in the < oanties of Taranaki, Clifton, or Hawera, the quantity eshibitel to consist of not less than orje hundredweight, put up in packages of local manufacture. Each exhibit to be cccompai icd by a clear description of the process adopted iv ita manufacture, and estimate of coel of production. Twenty-eight pounds weight of the piize exhibit to he available for r aalyeis and trade teats. a 371 hb tc Collier & Co, for New Songs and DancQß.»