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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8536, 29 July 1889, Page 1

SPECIAL CHEAP FINAL CLEARING SALE AT WALTER WRIGHT'S, Having determined to leave tLe district at the end of present year, the whole of my valuable stock of Drapery and Clothing, amounting to over £ 5000» will be offered to the puplic at prices to suit purchasers. TFEMS CASH ! TEEMS CASH, TEEMS CASH ! 33JEST VAXjTJE AT W^I,.TJd3.R WJRIG^BLT'S OLRAIBIISJa OUT BALE. JPRMXSIS CLOSE DECEMBER, 188Q Winceys, all colors, 3fd 42 inch Colored Cashmeres, 1b o|d New Art Cretonneß, 6d New Check Homespuns, 6§d 48 inch Colored All-wool Cashmeres, 2s 6d New Heavy Twill Cretonnes, 9d Extra Large Toilet Covers Is New Check Costume Cloths, B|d 27 inch All-wool Plaids, Is 6d "New Long Lace Cnrtains Is 10|d White and Colored Qnilts, 8s 9d New Beather and Orey Meltons, 9d] Rich Black Lustres, 7|d Fxfcra Long Heavy Lace Cnrtains, 4s 6d 2 yds Wide Linoleum Floorcloths, 2a New Dress Tweeds, Is New Designs Cretonneß, 3jd 4 yds long Tape Borders New Design Table Oil Baizes, Is 42 inch Black Cashmeres, 10£ d Curtains, 12s 9d SPECIAL VALUE IU VELVETEENS, DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS AT WALTER WRIGHT'S CLEARING OUT SALE. Black Silk Finished Velveteens, Is Sd Rich Twill-back Fast-pile colored VeheteeDS, 36 inch Bntter Cloth, 1b lid dozen 70 inch Grey Sheetings, 7fl 6d dozen Black Genoa Velveteens, Is Cd 8b 6d 30 inch stont White Calico, 2a 6d dozen 70 inch Grey Twill Sheeting, 7s lid dozen Black Roaeberry Velveteens, 2s 6d Very Beet- Fast-pile Louis Velveteens', 3s 9d 32 inch Horrockßcs Long Cloth, 3a 6d dozen 70 ioob White Twill Sheetings, 9s 9d dozen Black Twill-back Faßt-pile Velveteens 3s 6d Very hieb Silk Lustre hoseberry Velveieens, 32 inch Crewdson Stont Caliso, 3s lid dozen 70 inch Plain White Sheetings, 7s 6d dozen Ixtra Quality Genoa Biack Velveteens, 4s 6d 4s 6d All other makes equally cheap 80 inch White Twill Sheetings, 12s 6d dozen New Slades Colored Velveteens, Is 9d 7s 6d Navy, Brows, Prnne, Gros Grain 28 iDcb Extra Stont Grey Calico, 2s 9d£ozen Colored £ ileßias, 3d per yard All OolOi*B Roseberry Velveteens, 2s Silks (or 2s lid Sptci&l \tdue acd Latest EoTelties in Millinery, Trimmed Hats, Jackets, and Ulsters, at WALTER WRIGHT'S CLEARING OUT SALE The •whole stock rnrst be cleared by December next. Leaving the District. |^UY YOUR BLANKETS AND FLANNELS at WALTER WRIGHT'S FINAL CLEARING SALE.— WiII positively close ® IN DECEMBER NEXT, 1889White Whitney Blankets 3s 6d each j Extra Large Size Wellington Blankets, 35s Welsh Flannels, 9|d Scarlet Flannel, lid Fxtra Super White Blankets, 7s 6d each j each Wellington Flannels, 12|d Superior Cotton Tick, 4fd Extra Large Size Witney Blankets, 12s 6deaoh I Colored Blankets, 5s 9d each j Shetland Colonial Flannels, 12£ d Linen Tick, ll|d Petone Twill Blankets, 10s each | Eider Down Quilts, a bargain j Scarlet Flannelett, 7£d j Special Job Line of Girls' and Ladies' Long Black Cloth Jackets, 3s b'd, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s 6d, 9s 6d, lls 6d, 15s. Cheap at three times the money.

f \^i\ T T?HP -- ABOOT Christmas— That Desirable RESIDENCE, with 1£ Acres, laid out with Tennis Lawn, Croquet Ground, Orchard, JL V/ Li -Mi X •"""" an 4 Ornamental Shrubbery. For particulars apply to WALTER WRIGHT, Brougham-street New Plymouth.

MORE NOVELTIES ! *»• »%& Mm,msi j» MORE NOVELTIES !! AT YICTOEIA HOUSE. 3VE- HOOD HAS; Jthe pleasure of informing her patrons that in addition to her large and CJbcice Assortment of Novelties, imported at the opening of|the Winter Season, shs has just received a VE ¥IY SP RCT ATj UN X TAT T> RTTR^ fi^OnnQ of * he fewest and most Fashionable Fnbricsy XJJ.tX VJk. iiVIAL iJll>|J!i JL 4JN JL'XVCiOO VTVJV/JUO, all ot which me >vcll worthy ot inspection Her Millinery Department has a very charming display this season of the most stylish of Parisian designs in Bats and Bonnets, and at the very Lowest Prices. Devon Street :::':: : New Plymouth

Coaches. [established 1882.] BAHOTU OOAOH SEBVIOB TO & FBOM NEW PLYMOUTH, IjiVEBY SATOBDAT will leave Bahotu li Hotel at 5.30 a.m. Parihaka Boad at 5,55 a.m. Fungarehu at 6a.m,j Wareaat 6.10 a.m.; Puneho at 6,30 a.m.; Okato at 7.30 a.m. ; Tatar* at 7.50 a.m. ; Ahu-ahu at 8,10 a.m.; Oakura at 8.45 a.m.; Ornate at 9,30 a,m, Arrive at New Plymouth at 10 a.m. Leave New Plymouth at 8 p.m.; arrive Bahotu at 8 p.m. Passengers can be coiafortably provided with breakfast and tea at moderate charges at Okato, where the coach stops balf-an-hour to ohasge horses. The Coach leaves Okato every Wbdnebday at b a,jn. for New Plymouth, returning ame day Therefore, people living at « distance, and no« desirous ot euoh a long Hue on horseback oould ride and join the Ooaoh at Okato, when their horse oould remain In a safe paddook, free of charge, uutil their return. In conjunction with the above Ooaoh Sarvloe a Luggage Van will run to suit the convenience of passengers' heavy luggage too. Booking offices : Bahotn Hotel and Julian's Maeonlo btables, New Plymouth. For farther particulars, apply to JAMES MoOULLUM, Pbopbibtob. JfiT^GEtfT FOS THE BUDGET. INGLEWOOD. TARE Y^s"* 0OA a OH T EAVES INGLEWOOD ou Wednesdays I j and Saturdays, at 8.15 a.m., for New Plymouth. From New Plymouth to Inglewood, at 8 p.m. Ordees left at Julian's Taranaki Hotel, New Plymouth or Suisted's Hotel, inglewood will receive prompt attention. Goods and parcels delivered to any part of the town at cheap rates. JAMEB TABBY j 670tc Proprietor, j