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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8274, 21 September 1888, Page 3

CASH~TSHOP, "W. 133- C p our First Show of Spr ing and Sum mer Goods, out of the r, Whampoa , Killochan, Tainui, whic h will be fou nd the best o Taranaki. We kindly ask our Me nds to come and have a see for the mselves as t o prices, Jt VV • JU UUJ. H/j IKDAWAigEIK.

The enormous number of 7,010 immigrants arrived in the port of Now York one day recently.

10 BE LET, 7 — ROOM RESIDENCE, opporito Dr. leal ham's; occupied ly myaer. Apply to a 195 tc NEWTON KIKG. WANTED, A RESIDENT AGENT JN TARANAKI for the Life AssaraDce' Society of the United Fta'os, for life assurarce uptn j the Mutual principle, Assets over £18,700,000. Giving to the Assured the largest bonuses in the world. It is the largpat and richest office, pud is completing, during the pieeent year, £35,(00,000 in i c\v bnsines*. Apply to MB W. A. THOMSON, Ma- sger, Qiccn-s^re-t, Auck'and. &103 rp2t Sales by AuctJoj. T O - M O II R O W. NEWTON KING Will tell by auction at the Haymarket Ymls, on tbe above date,— 1 (\ P I G 8 k\J 6 Haclta 1 New t-ingle Buggy Pale at 12 o'clock. At the Mnrr,— Fowlo, Duck*, Pctatoes, OnionF, Msize, Fo*l Wheaf, Bacon, Tea, Sugar, Koep, Kerosene, 1 roll Lino'eum, Furniture, I V.olin and Case (by SUiner), (.lolbin^, Fancy Goods, 4c., kc 5.10at1.30, al9l np2l TO-MORROW. NEWTON KfNG | Hns recc'ted irstmctior? f cm Mr. F.rTOHR (wl ois leaving for Milhoi me) to fell by nrctt'oo at b s mirt, on the above date, — nrilß WIIOIEof his STOCK-IN-TRADE 1 of Watches, Clocks. Jewellery of evrry description, Tobacconis's' and Fr.ncy Goods, j &c , kc, I TORY I HIF OMTJST PE ( OLD. Bale at 2.3) o'clock. a'Roep2l Amnflements WELLINGTON ELITE Til AT 'T fXVI CLIIP H MtTTCP/TI TiVW W ■UU'iMiUJhAII W<*»wi J» JIJiX \X AIJiXV cfcobi ALEXANDRA HALL. Grand Fancy r xesi Eurlcsqne Oostumo ■ CABNJVA L. FRIDA V, September 28th, 1888. ON Fniovy, JBVi S'p' ember, 188*, our First Jute ile Fancy Dr»s* Ccstume Carnival takes place. Positively no ure »ill be tlloweri ou the floor «x"ept children in Fancy Dress or Evening D ts«. Kesoived te Is, ?s ; GMI ry, Is ; skaters in fancy dress. 2s ( ka'e^ fre < ) Doors open at 7, sknMi g il 10 o'clock. B3T GRAND Mißfll AT 9 O'CLOCK. reserved '& s can be bookei at ilnoffi.-e. Children willkiiidlv rep'a'er their names at the ' ffi 'c at onre, ss o'.lv n 1 mi od num ber will be illowed on ll o fl ior The Rink w ll t c oren to 12 p.m., the last trto hcurs being for id Its only. li. PHOIC, al^B «pSB Manager. WKLLU<iT<)\ KLITE SKATING RINK. ALEXANDRA HALL. r pHE Bii.k will be 'open on T BFDATS, » THTJKSPAY3, at'd FATnauAT-", at the usual hcurs. BAVD AS USUAL. W ADMISSION Morticg (Indies only) Fjco ' ka'c* Gd. / fUrnoon — Lades (including ekatcs) fid Go tlemen „ „ Is Evening— Ladies „ „ It Gentlemtn „ „ Is R. PBIOE, 813 b tQ Manrgej,