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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8615, 29 October 1889, Page 4

CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE :at i«^l€»r Bit Il4»ii«e^ IFTTIRiTiaiEIR, I?,EIDTJCTIOISrS-. 3yc. n o o id Desires to return her warmest Thanks tor the splendid support given her during the past month. The success of the sale so far has exceeded her most sanguine expectations, and is sufficient assurance that purchasers are satisfied with the Bargains given them. To ensure a COMPLETE CLEARANCE of the WNTER STOCK before the season ends, she has made ELiid. she can say without exaggeration that the BARGL4 IN S_^^^ Please remember that every article is first class of its kind and customers can confidentlly rely that no rubbish is palmed off on them. The following lines are to be obtained at the prices quoted and all that is left of the winter goods at proportionate values. JJeavy Aberdeen Wincey at Is per yard. Twill Wincey at 6'd per yard Superior Twill Wincey at 7dper yard Plain Wincey at 5d per yard Superior Plain Wincey at 6d, 7d, and 8d per yard Black and Coloured Melton Dress Tweed, at BJd per yard Heavy Blue Serge at Is 3d per yard Fine Blue Serge at Is lod and 2s per yard Black Serge at Is 3£d per >ard ?ine Black jSerpe at 2s per yard F ncy Ulster Tweed, double width, at 5s 6d per yard Black Haoit Cloth, double width, at 5s 6d per yard Blue Diagonal Cloth, double width, at 3s 9d per yard Black Kyrle Cloth, double width, 4s 9d per yard Heavy Wellington Tweed at 2& lid per yard Fine Onehunga Tweed at 4s 3d per yard Mosgiel Tweed at 3s lid per yaid Heavy Scarf Shawls at 9s each Heavy Wool Shawls at 13s each Heavy Maid Shawls at lbs 6d each Heavy Whit© Blankets 1 4s, 16s fid, 18s, 225, 2^s6d per pair Ladies' Fancy Tweed Ulsters 9s, ils 6'd. 17s 6d each Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets 5s (id, 6s 6d each, Ladies Fancy Mantles 12s 6d, 17s 6d each Ladies' Fancy Cloth Mantles, Magnificent Quality, 255, 30s each Millinery, Bonnets, and Hats in endless variety — Bonnets from 1 s up ; Hats from 6d up Children's Fancy Wool Dresses from 5s 6d upwards Fancy Scarves, Shawls, Opera Cloaks from 6d Eibbons, Laces, and Flowers from id A LOT OF REMNAN^ VALUES. H. |I4! OD would ask as a special favor that all wh ca^ do so conveniently will cojie in Ihe morning, as in the afternoon ihe shop is oftess inconveniently crowded JM. MMVIOMO.

91■ | ■ * ' Shipping. \ SHAW, SAViLL, <fc ALBION Co (LIMUMD) . \ MONTHITr LINI or ROYAL MA7L rAST PASSENUKK STEAMERS : BTWBKH ILL POBT« OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDON. Tke Magnificent S. S- TAIN UI, ) 5200 Tent Register, 3600-Horse Power, > B. J. BA it low, Commander, ' Will be Despatched from Welliugton FOB LONDON DIRECT '" OK THUBBDAY, 14th NOVEMBEB, 1889. To be followed by— • z * *■ Date steamer. o3 =jt Commander. Depar- '** S 1 5-r ture. IBB9T' Doric +784 3COO J. W. Jenniugs. Dec It Arawa... 5201 180 IW. Mnart ... Inn 9 90 Topi ic. M4b 80U0 G . Burton ... Feb 6 '90 10nic. ... *75« BOOt W. H. Kidley .. Mar 6 Vainni ... *#)0 35U ii. d. barlow .. pr.l 8 The a»ove are all powerf'l, new, sUel built steamers, and the accommodation for all clitsses ot passengers is UDBorpasted. Ihe ilomewaro passage will be via Bio de Jantiio and Tepenffe, and the time occupied •hould not exceed 40 days. An experienced fcurgeon will accompany each steamer. the above will be inpplemented by the following and other first-claw SAILING VEH&ifiLS. taking their departure from Wfllington. ■ Probblc Name of Ship. Tons. Class. Oommaodet' Time ol Sailing. It Nelson .- *2<7 1"OAI rt«nna»yoi Nov. Zealandia .. Itf *AAI 'hilhps Nov. 1 Himalaya .. IQOfc „ Deci'be undotbigued it empoweied 10 graut passages from London to Naw, Zeal nnd, p-y-mwnt for which has Leeu guarantcea in the °° lonyf JOH1« GIIMOT7B,

TO STAND THIS SHJASON AT BELL BLOCK, famm'o& fjyUE THOBOUGHBBBD Apm The^Australian. i THE AaSTB^LIAN is a dark brown horse, with black points, aud stands 15 hands j Si inches high, tired by W, Gerrara, Et>q. of itapid Bay, South Australia. , Pbdigbbm : — THE - AUdf RALIAN, by Tiegeagls (imported), out of Or. leal (im> . ported), oy Toucbitoae out of Mib Fourier, , by Heron (sire' of Fisherman) gg d Muley, ■ ont of Mister 16 Tope, t>y Shuttle, &c. The ' Australian is a fine tempered animal and ' sound. A glame at the above pedigree will < show Tbe Australian possesses the most J fashionable blojd of the day. Being at ' grands nof the mighty Toucha one ought to ] convince the most lastidious bieeder of uoree stock that such a strain is not to be obtained , elsewhete at such a low fee. Further particulars and tabulated pedigree may be obtained from the owner. I'KBMa :— £2 10* (payabe by promissory 1 ote at time of bervice, due Ist January). Groom's fee, 2s 6d, to be puid ou fiist service. Goo 1 paddock accvmmudaiion for three wicks at Is per week. AH care, but no responsibility. Or '1 he Australian will travel on 7nea> 1 days along the Junciou Road to Ingiewoud, returning by tue .aountaiu Road the same d.y. A. BJSHOP, a 243 hb dBl Bell BlockiliAVfiSrAFF PIANOS. H. COLLIJBB k CO TO TRAVEL I HIS SEASO> IN THE NEW PiYMODTH DISTBIOia TO OTONY RIVEK, if^Kr^^i '1 HE IMPORTED (^PT\rl^ 1 ooaohing btalYoung Blue liight. YOUNG BLUE LIGHT stands 17 bands 1 men, with immense bone and m scle, and hfß never been beaten in any show, having won seven Ist Prise* in Canterbury. He will be at Mr H, J. Julian's Stables, > oung-Htreet, three days iv the week, and will only serve v limited number of maies. For pedigree t«e caras, and apply to the gioom iv cbnrgn. leims : «3 fle ; Grootu's fee, 6s, paid at service, F, W. CORBET!,

Shipping PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co. THE Company's ate unships i will be despatched with^her Majesty's mails as follows, for LONDON, calling at Colombo, Aden, Sues, Port Paid, Brindisi, Malta, Gibraltar, Plymouth :— Leave Leave Steamers. Tone Jomm'nder Sydney Melbne ~ I Bosette 3529 Brady Oct 12 Oct 18 Masßila 918 Fraser Cct 26 Sfov 1 Oceans 6362 Tomlin Nov 9 Nov 16 80rne......... ?£>l Aoamson Nov 23 Not 29 1 Bntannii... 6257 Hector Deo 7 Dec 18 "art>>sge ... 6013 B -ker Dee 21 Dec 27 Victoria 6268 Uatcs J»n 4 Jan 10 Valetta 1919 Atkinson Jan 18 Jan 25 Mallarat 4748 Ashdown Feb 1 Feb 10 Parr mattß 4771 M rrny Feb 15 Feb 24 Tbe PASbENGEB FAHEB from NEW ZEALAND are as under :— From any port In New Zealand. To Plymouth or 1 ondon, first class — S ngle £70 ; for nine months (return), £105 ; ior twelve months (return), £115. 1 o Plymouth or 1 ondon, second class — Single £37 ; for twelve months (return), £65. ) »o Brindisi, Venice, Prieste. Maneilles, first claes— ii gle, £65; for nire months (return), £105; for twelve months (jeturn), £115. ' To Brindisi, Vtuice, Trieste, Marseilles, ■econa clasfc — bingle, £35 ; for twelve ' months (return), £65, f-econd baioou i nMungeu are provided with Fiist Saloon Accommodation in the steamers between New Zealand and Aus1 tralia. • ''< The SECOND SALOON Accommodation in the above steamers hnvicg been thoronghly reorganised, tht Company are now enabled to offer intending Passengers to f Europe unrivalled Accommodation at the , above Beduced Bates. Passage money can be paid at this end for passages from England, For furiher particulars apply to the Agents New Plymooth, NEWTON KING. , 512 hb to APPLE snd PKACH FLTGBT reux dlw, is Practical goldfr- Frloe 0<

ahipping IHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING MAlb LliSiv OF fcTHJAMERS Under contract with the New Zealand Government) Will be despatched with her Majesty's Mails for London, via Bio de Janeiro and Madeira Steamer. Port of Pro. date Depart. of depart ■ ISB9 KUAPEHU ... Wellington... Oct. 3» KaiKuUKA ... Welli gtou... ilov. 28 iAsrapyl arranged] Dtc ' 26 And thecco forward every foaith Thursday Tho above are all now steamers, buut pecihity for thu trade, sud commanded tj meu of (jreat experience. Ihe length of the paesagn by th« Company 'a ett uuiers averages under 40 days, Pabeage money — Saloon, from 60 guinea npwar ib; eeoond eal< on, 35 te. 40 guineas ; stet rage from 18 guineas. For freight or pateage apply to V'EBKTFG k MoKBIj^AH, Agento, Province of Turonafel lor v> ti~ •> nohea and Agencies »h. xughout the Oolor.y. tT«2 hb to Thboat apfeotiohb and Hoabsbnkbs,— A.U euSering from irritation of the throat and uoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the' almoßt immediate relief afforded by the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous "lozenges" are now sold by most re•peotable chemists in this country at Is. l^d per bcx. People troubled with a "hacking cough," a "slight cold," or bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic affections. See that the woids "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are on the Government stamp aronnd each box,-— Manufactured by John I. Bbowk & Bomb, ftonton, United Bt»t«i, Deudt, 408 i