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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8367, 11 January 1889, Page 4

"\\j ANTED Known, — The Colored V « Sateens now being offered at 7£d and 10d by F. A. FOBO, Oheapside House, are splendid value. JtTST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. WE have just opened up 6 (six) Trunks Ladies' Kid aHd lasting SHOES ; and, notwithstanding the flew doty, etc, we »re going to get rid of them at a Didiculous fries Ybu can now procure .A spkndid payr ef Kid Shoes for 5s 9d A splendid puir of Lasting Shoes fcfr 5a 6d A Sflendkl jxbir of GlacdjKid Shoes, 6s 9d Wa have ordered Ihesa Direct from England, or it would he utterly impossible to sell them at the abovo prices. Although we have giyw a large order iq. theee linos, we are certain they will be pie ued by Christmas, so remember tbe motto — •• Delays aro dangerous." jajr Come and get a pair vhile they are to b 3 obtained. Much better for yon to pet New Goods than tfuy bnnjuupt rubbfeh that has besn in ataou % for gQotfries knows tow many yeare." Jackson, liightband & DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. asT3hbjaU m . : 4 ' ■ \VJ AMTBp^Known,—That all the Goods yy " have been bought afreet from the- Manufacturers, whica enables them to be sold at warehouse prices. F. A. FOBD,Oheapsid"o House. 1888 SEASONS. 1889 & GHH2STSSAB WEW YEAR'S GREETING FBlfelj M. A. Bowen, PUBLIC BENEFIT STORES ¥0 THE PUBLIC^* M* T> TAKES this opporiu,ii.D» ai'S cf teturning thanks »o her customers ftfr their liKjtbl support <2uiißg the pact year, and trusts that a discerning public will encourage iHDI' vidual E^T^BPWSB, and thns faither the general iptercsts of tl*^/ own, My motto is -=-" LtVe and. let live."' ■SMUiffif aim? hsst NEW FRUiT. NEW FRUIT. NEW FRUIT Onf Mtrecfltels and A4mctad», Fige, Sultanas Esisics, and Currants are tbß best that can bp boQgfit in ttie maijcet. Candied Pceis, Soft Shell almonds, Nuts, &c. Jhe I'cmfcctiorery and other departments well assorted. C«r Te-s nnd Coffees still maintain their high-class ctaa*:u:tei. tiales increasing. i airy Pboduce, Batter, Eggs. Hams, BAvjn, and Or eese at market quotations. Buyer of Dairy I'ioduce and Fungus. M. A. BOWEN, P.B.S. THE FIRST ADVERTISEMENT. AX English anliquariaft bas been delving among old newspaper fites, and has discovered what he says ia the first -commercial advertisement ever, printed in a newspaper. It appeared in tHe Merairius Polilicns, of London, dated September 30, 1655, It runs as follows : 'That Excellent, and by all Phyficians approved, Chias. Drink, called by all the Chiaeans Trim, by other Nations Tay, alias Tee, is fold at the Sunaness Head Cophee House, in Sweeting's Rents, by the Royal Exchange, London.' At the date of this advertisement tea had been nsed in England abput forty years, bu^the price was exjremely higb, tJften- reaching per pound. P.S.— We have secured a Special Blend of Tea, tfao pnrcbaaers of which will receive Liberal Gifts in Baskets, &c, according to qaanlity of Tea purchased), ci living the months of Dec, Jan., and Feb. 2/6 per lb. JR. B, S* DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. ■ Novelties in cveiy department, and at fTices •o sirt lhe times (but no low rubbish), t pecitl lines in Ladies' Embroidered Bobes from 8s 9d, worth 11s 6d. Call aad see our SUMMER GOODS, MiLLINERY, Do not forget ttc address— PUBLIC BENEFIT STORES (n*xt to the Hebalp Office), NEW PLYMOUTH. WANTED,— 200 mothers to bny Little Girlb' Sunshades for 101, at V. A. FOfiD'S, Cheapside House. O1 mrv (* A p SBDAYtOtt JLm I xQ -I- /I made by persons oLj .X- SVX of either sex in . . ir o*ll Iccalitiea, at work for ns. Nov» bjsintss. All meet with wenderful suceesa. Anyone can do the woik. Capital not ret[> ued . We w ill sta? t you. Outfit worth & 1 nailai free. Tht employment is particnlar)y r dapted to tho legion in which this publicuton circa&tes. Boys and girls own nearly b-xn eh a* men. Kull particulars and mcc ructionn muilcd free. .Now ia tho time — non't delay, bat write to us at once Address— STINBQN k Co., Portland, Maine, JJnited States, a3B hb an! 9 '89