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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8136, 12 April 1888, Page 3

FOR CASH ONLY. Drapery and Clothing at yonr own prices. oJLi mJCmJLm *&Sai ... WW | ■■■^■V^i Through cha nge of partae rs, are now ho lding a GfREA T CLEARING SALE, at ridi culous prices. The Goods are all new and must be sold. i J. W. TE, Diana er.

I Shlpp ag. UNIOtt STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (Limited) \^7 lijl< ofspatch Steamers a -jnder from V\ tbe Breakwater (wc»th c r pnl other c'tcumstances pc mitt'ng : — IJR MiNUKAUPfiNQrjiH on SATURDAY, 14th A p 51. Wanaka on WEDNESDAY, 18th April. P.OTOBTJA on SUNDAY, 22nd Apill. "Zr™ FOR E3UTBERN FORTt — WANAFV on SATURDAY, 14th April. Fengu n oa TUESDAY, 17ih April. WiNAK V on SATURDAY, 21st FOR SYDNEY (FROM AUCKLAND)— Manapoum on TUESDAY, 17th April. SPECIAL BERVJCE. Between Manukaa and Lyttelton, Via New Plymouth and Wellington. The S.B. WANAKA, 286 toss. 600 b.p., will be denpatoVed from New Plymouth for Mam kau every Wednesday Afterroon.andfor Wellington and Lyttelton every Saturday Morning. Pa' enters beaked tb oagd o 'London by Orient Line. O1O 1 Cff.ces : Rroieeham Street. -«i^ NOBTBERN Jh^k STEAMSHIP 00. I jjjKgljffig^ (Limited,) ! WMKTABLK FOR .APRIL. (VTeathor Kndotbor«ircumstanceapermitting #(>R ONKBUNGA— Trom Waitara— **? Gaiblooh, c.c,, from Waitara, on FKIDAY (I3thj, at 10 p.m. C3^" FABBa : Saloon, single, 16s ; return, 2?s 6d. Steerage, single, 10^; return, 16s. «3r- Freight : Cattle, 10s. each ; Sheep, lOd each ; Cargo, 10s per ton. MSP Cargo must be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets mutt be Liken At (lie Company '» Office. I W, D. WEBbTER, Agent. Coirie-street, and Weit Quay, Waiter*. Waitara, April 7, 1888. b 471 tc JUBILER STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 11HE alove ste'mer leaves Wellirgton for Waitara on or about the 10th instant to rcßi;mo her legulnr xauning between Waiiara and Onehungu. S loos— Mrgle, 10*. ; Return, 15s. FREIGHTS— Ca'lle, 78 6'; 81eop, 8'; Ordintry Cargo, 7s 6d. J. D. IUKER, /gent. Wsi rra, April 4 188*. 410 tc n n c • This spacft RESERVED for the ' NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORTS New Advertisement. C - v u~ Notice Notice saCeT of Ironmongery AND gENEFAL H ARDWARE fpflE undersigned intcndiig to RETIRE F.ROM BUSINESS 88 soon as tbe stock is sufficiently reduced to offer in one lot, Will quoe SPECIAL PRICES to Country MoreVeepers and others during tho Cuneut Quarter, W^Q)rL >Sfi^§)lnJ 'S'IInSIILub Ihe Stock co n »ißts of the Newest and Best Goods, being direct importations from the English, American, and. Continen t al Markets. After March 31st, the Stock, Goodwill, and Freehold, or lease of premises, will be for sale in one lot. All accounts due on September 30th last and REMAINING UNSETTLEr vill be placed in solicitor's bands for recovery, and those due on December 3lßt will be Bimilarly placed after March 14th After this date no > T ew Accounts will be opene '. D. BERRY, Ironmonger y Broagbum-Btrwt, INew Pljmoutu, USbfatQ

Sales by Auction. SALE OFTJORSEST" TO.MORBOW. NEWTON KING Will sell by auction at tueHaymarkot Yards, oa Fn.lbA.-jr, 13th iDatant, — npHE following THORUUGHBBEDS:— WAIREKA— 4, years o«H, out rf Duchess (dam of Normjnhy), by Jzsnk Walton EILEEN— 2 years old, out of Duchess, by The Dnuphiu CAT H LEE N— l year old, oat of Duchess, by ii c Governor GKA.TO— aged, out of Minna, by Resolution Sale at 10 30 a.m. 451 h apl2 i Sporting JAEA.NAKI JOCKEY CLUB. ANNIVERSARY MEETING. SECOND DAY (FKIDAY), APRIL 13. Judge: James Panl, Clerk of Scales : R. Cock, Starter: Captain Mace. Clerk ef Courts : C. Mesßecgpr. Stewards : A. fctandish, O. Bamnel, M. ti.lt., Dr. C'Carrol 1 , 0. W. Govett, R. G. Bauchope, Kew«oi King, Captain Mace, W. Outfiold, D, Berry, J. T. Davif. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. Second Day Gbakd ftakd Handicap, of 100 soys ; 7 furloj'gi Second horse to receive 15 c>v 8 from the stakes Weights to be declared at 8 p m on the night of tLe first day's races .AcrcptatiC s clone at 10 o'clock Bnme night Nomiuations, 1 soy ; acceptances, 3 so^s Second Handicap Hubble Rack, of CO eovs ; If miles Second horse to teceive 10 BDVB Jrom the stakes; over 8 jumps 3ft 6in high Weigh'. s to appoar on tbe night of the first day's races Acceptances close at 10 o'clock same night No ninationp, 1 iov ; acceptances, 2 80^8 HAKDIOAP HACK HU£DLEBAOB,of 20 SOYS J I 1 mile Same conditiois as Hack Hurdle ! Race Nominations will be received oa toe night of the first day's races Weights appe-r at 9pm Acceptances close on the course at 12 o'clock on the day of the race Nominations, 1 soy ; acceptance c, 10s , - ' AUTCMS FAKDICAB, of 125 soys ; 1£ miles second horse to receive 15 boys uncl ice thud 5 soys from the st»kes Nominations', 1 Boy ; acceptances, 4 boys, Weights to be declared at 8 o'clock on the n : ght of the first day's races Acceptances c lose at 10 o'clock same night. Handicap Hack Bacb, of 20 soys ; 1 m : le Same corn i ions as Hack Hunie Hare JSominalions on the night cf the first da>'s icces Weights appear at 9 o'clock same night Acceptances on the couue at 12 o'clock on tbe day of tho race Nominal ions, 1 soy ; acceptances. lOe, to go to the second horsa Peovikcial Hanhoap, of 60 so*s ; 1$ miles Second horse to receive 10 boys fiom the stakes Weights to appear on the right of the first day's races Acceptames close at 10 -.'clock game night Cpen to horses the bonafide p optrty, and owneii by res dtnts in !bc district p-e?ious to SlstJa vary, 1888 Bcundari«s— >'orih, tbe Mokau JSiver ; £outb, the Wh<;nuakura Biter Nominations, 1 boy ; acceptancs, 2 soys „ CONEOLATION HANDICAP, of 30 SOYS ; once roacd the course 10s ; acceptar.C€B, 2os (o be pi. id 20 minutes l ef;er the declared >n of he weights) DATES OF KOMIN^TIO>"S ACCEP". ANCKS ETC. AKD AMOUNTS TO BE FOKWAHDED. THURSDAY, 12h AptiJ, 18P8 Grand Btnr.d Handicap (accej tcEws), 3 soys ; Fe^ond H^ndiop Uuidle Race(nccep'« ancef-), 2 eovs ; Autumn Handicap, 4 boys ; Provincial Hsnaicap, 2 bovb. JAMEP PAUL, Ilnr. f ec:et&ry and Treasnrer 218 bbnpl2 g RETIRING « FROM BtJSINBSS!! FOB SALE . PEIVATELY. i The Highly KemuneraUve Business carried on by D.RUjINEY IN TdE LAKCASIURE HOI SF, NEW PLYMOUrH. —In annonncing his intention of Betirirg— —•from Business, D-R. lespeclf oily b go^ — — o thank the public generaly — — for the liberal manner in — — which they have supported — —him for the past e\x — — yeaJß, and from this— —fact he can now — — off.r the— iE§T CASH iygfl^ESS $&" There is no advertising Puff about this announcement, as Vie business is now offend for sale ! Ihe premises can be purchased at a very moderate rr'oe, and the stock taken at valuation ; or shonld the purchaser requite the premises only, • the proprietor will at once slaughter the stock, and band over the bdHirg in a very short time. Meaiiwhile, the Stock vill bs offered at a Sweeping Discount on f rmer low price as the proprietor has f jllymade pp his mind to re ire from busioees. JUST LOOK AT THIS— Mod's Mosgiel Suite now selling at £2 ; sold everywhere else at £2 10s. Yoatba' Mosgiol Suits at Qreat 274 hb to

WINTER 88 SEASON. J)r/!?ery £)epartment OF THB STOKES. OUR LaTge md Well-light e J Sbow Room is nows'ocked wiih MILLINEBY-This Depart, ment will b« found rep'ete with all the Leading Novelties, including a Small Cor* signment of Ladies' Paris made Dress Caps, etc., etc. «gr« We confi'ently ivite your inspection II Jgß i JACKETS— Our ratga of NoveLies in Jackets and Tailor-made Jerseys are well worth ro'ice. Ladies' and Chi'dren's Ulsterß in a Large Variety of Styles I "pedal Valne in Stockingette I—— Jacke's, etc., etc.— — Fur Bcws of every description are in great demand this reason, Fur and , Astrpchan Trimminrs in ——Various Shades 11—— DBE9S GOODS — French Werincaaad Cashmere?; Single and double width Fancy Stuffs, suitable for those who dress in the most refined Byte, Our new Dress Goods will give satisfaction to that class of w<are'S who have learned from experience that cheap* ness too frequently resnUs in i • creas id expenditure.—— PLUSBE3 AND VELVE- •% TEENS— In these {,oods we have a rplendid range of colorp, and as tbe coming season promis?B to be one of the best ever known for these fashionable Goods, an early call will prevent disappointment in seeming Choice of Colour I OBIEEY, GLOVE", CORSETS, UMBBELLAS, &c BLANKETS. BLIKKETS. F!gi»ne T B, Shiriings, Srrge These Goods aie Fi p rior in Valne to any ioimer feaeon. RE * DY nrAir I 0 £ Kn ? ißh ard Colonial OLOrBWQ J _^nafacturel A splendid liae in Men's OVERCOATS &JIACKI\TO&nES Goods bought in this department give every satisfaction. Note ArDa'BS : Tlie l»ul>lic Reiicfit ■»rnpciy and Grocery l'rnvi>ii»ii MoreS) Devon-street. M. A. BOWEN. s6:Bhbtc $©Un UhMUY 9 HAVING dinposeJ of his Bn^inecs to Mr, S. B. White, bets to thank his customers for thei" li eral Boppoit duiiig the past 15 years, and confi ently hopes that it will be continued to his su cessor, 8. 13. WJB.ITK Having this day taken over the bu inesn cf Mr. John Uam>y, bfg3 to solicit a continuance of tl c support so liberally accorded to his prede cfsor, and to intimate to the public jeierelly sh. t G >ODB of FIRST. OLabS QUALIfY will be Bold at Lowest Prices I &■ F«m lies wailed ufon for Heir Orders, and Goo 's dtliveied free to t>ll parts of t..e Towr, Note tbe Addref 8— Grocer, Draper, and General Sto tkeeptr, JiGMONT SORE (Tor ;cr cf Co riearvand Ellut-stnet*). Maich lsi , 1 838. 257 h b my3l PHEASiKTSf PHBASAKT !! THE nn^ewigned will be a BUYER of COCK BIUDS in any quantity during the eesHon. 423 hb jy7 E. T. PETTY. PHEASARTS ! rV HE undersigned will b« TURCHASERS 1 duiing tl-e eeason of COOK PHEA' BANTS and NATIVE GAME in any quan. tity. 4Wftjj9 60LE BEOS,

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. TJASTOU George Mullbb wiU French _L in tho Presbyterian Church To-MOa-bow (Friday) Evening, at 7 o'clock. Sankey's Hymns will be used. Note. — Particulars as to future meetings will appear in f Atubday'b isste, FOR GREYMOUTH PIRSGT. jtffcf^Q P. MAORI will leave tbe JlifiiSftrO* Breikwa'er To-MOEKOW (Friday) MorNiNG, at 11 o'clock. Room for light freight. Apply to W. D.. WEBSTER, Agent, April 12th, 1888. 154 apl2 new plymouFh haebour BOAR i \ NOTICE is hereby given that tte ANNUAL MEEIINU of the Po«rd will take place at 1 1 a.m. on Wednesday, 26th April, 1888, at the office of the Bo r«i, Broughsm-strtei, f >r th?. purpose of examining and setting the acuouuts for tte past year; and that a copy < f tLe^ccounts can be seen at tbe « ffico of tbe Board. C. liiiNNELL, Secretary, New Pl/mouiK 12th ApriJ, 18b 8. 457ap12 Amusements ALEXANDRA HALL, ri. i:e\v plymouih. RACE WEEK. BAZAAE In aid of the Building Fund of St. Joseph's <Jatholic (ihurcb, will be he d Thfs Kveuinfft nnd Fri«l«y, 12th, and 13' h instants. A large quantity of Useful Ornamental Work — comprising Msute Drnrea, Lace, Oushi>ns, ' Cosies, Fender Stools, Gipay Table', &c, &c, &c. WONDERS IN STEAM AND ELECTRICITY. All Nations Balladß, by firßt-class Vocalists. Ihe S'u'c Shovs wi 1 be made specially attractive by the production of mirthprov kirg Dramatic and Ethiopian Bketcbes, Dances, Borgs with local allusions. Will be prodnccd, for tho first time — « THE TARANAKI LUNATIO ASYLUM," the principal characters sustained by two (2) clever comedians, spesiallj engaged, «y BRAS 3 AND STRINO MU-I0 1 Tun Ffst and Fuiious. ADMISSION — Milton Prces: Adults 61; Clildren, 3d, Open on Wednesday, 11th instant, at 2 p.m. 402 h apl3 TARANAKI EDUCATION BOARD. fTIENDERB will be received at my office, 1 Brougham-fctreet, until Tuisjat, 24th i start, Hi pm, for ibo FOLLOWING WORKS :— Schoolh use, Kioa Roar'; Fchoolhouse, Ellhrm Roail ; end nrditions to the Wfifuku School PJpns and spec ficaUo: s may be seen at my offioo. 1h \ 1 )wes>t or any Tender not neceea ri'y acceptei. JAS. SANDERSOy, Architect, New Plytnoutb, April 12th. 1888. '455 h npl2 b2l KEW PLYMOUTH HIGH SCHOCL. THE above Fchool will be RE-OPENED on Monday njiXT, the 16th instant. A full attendenco is icqaesLet'. F. VEALE, Secretory. Eih-cation Cffioe, April 12th, 18f8. 4£6hapl2bl4 KOriCE. MY Estabrs' menl will bo CLO ED on TllUi SDAY nnd FiiiDAY (Paco days), nt 12.30 p m, 4»8ap12 R. COCK. MONEY TO LKND, IN small or 1 ryi: sums, on good FrccbolJ S;cwititß, at curreut ra<es. OLIVER SAMUEL, BoUgitor, Kew PJymontb, 901je1568

DEATH OF MR. W. NORTHCROFT. Tnanewsottbe death oi: Mr William Northcroft, an old resident of New Plymouth, will be heard with much regret by all who knew him. Up till within a week ago, to outward appearance, he had exhibited no Bigns of ill health, although he had aged more daring the last twelve months than was noticeable previously. The complaint to which he finally succumbed was not, however, ono that would show itself, and the doceased gentleman, we hear, passed away quietly and without puin. Mr Northcroft was born in the year 1807, and consequently attained the age of 81 years. He was by profession an architect and surveyor, and was in active practice in England till the yenr 1852, when he emigrated to Now Zealand. Ho and hie family came out in the ship Cresswell. which arrived in Auckland on March 13, 1852, this voßsel afterwards coming round to New Plymouth, where sh9 landed her passengers in July of tho same year. Tho deceased gentleman took up Innd at Bell Block, where he commenced farming, and during tho war served in the militia who were culled out at tho time. In 1861, at the Provincial election, Mr Northcroft was returned as a reprosentative for Grey and Bell, and took his seat in tho Provincial Council on May 30th of that year. On June 13 h he was gent for by the Superintendent (Major Brown), and wns offered iho portfolio of Provincial Secretary. He conducted the business of the Council and held office for four years under the superinten'loncy of Mfijor Brown. At the next Provincial election, in 1865, he was again returned for the sumo constituency, and wns reappointed Provincial S^crelnry. On September 7, 1865, Mr Northcroft wns appointed Deputy Superintendent dining Mr H. R. Richmond's absence from the Province. In March of tho following year it wan decided by the Provincial Council that un Exectitivo should bo nppointerl to aot wilh tho Superintendent, and bu rfcnponaiblo to the Couucil. Air Norlhcrol't then resigned tho Provincial Secretaryship, and was appointed «Sur> veyor oUbo Moftdi and liridgQß," which