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Taranaki Herald, Issue 8617, 31 October 1889, Page 4

GdNtINUATIbN OF THE GREAT SALE :at Pictorial Hou»e» 3M. HO© 3D 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 ber most sanguine expectations, and is sufficient assurance that purchasers are satisfied with the Bargains given them. to ensure a COMPLETE CLEARANCE of the WINTER STOCK beiore the season ends, she has Made gtxid. slie can say without exaggeration tlia/t tlie B AEGAIN S_M^JCEFL^ Please remember that every article is first class of its kind and customers can confidently 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. Heavy Aberdeen Wincey at Is per yard. Twill Wincey at 6d per yard Superior Twill Wincey at 7d per yard Plain Wincey at 5d per yard Superior Plain Wincey at fd, 7d, and 8d per yard Black and Coloured Melton Dress i'weed, f | at .Bfd ,£6r jfard , Heavy ßlue -Serge at is 3d per yard , Fine Blue Serge at Is lOd and 2s per yard Black Serge at'lsSi&per'tfapd i Eine, Black Ser^e 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 Dkgonal 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 Plaid Shawls at lbs 6d each Heavy White Blankets 1 4s, 16s «d, 18s, 225, 2356 d per pair Ladies' Fancy Tweed Ulsters ,9s, lls 6d, 1 7s tid each Ladies' Black Cloth Jackets 5s 6d, 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 Is up ; Hats from 6d up Children's Fancy Wool Dresses from 5s 6d< upwards Fancy Scaroß, Shawls, Opera Cloaks from 6d Bibbons, Laces, and Flowers irom Id A LOT OF REMSSWIOmcirSERS' VALUES. HI. HOOD would ask as a special favor that all who eai do s» conveniently will cone in the morning, as in the afternoon the shop is often inconveniently crowded

Shipping. SHAW, SAVILL, & ALBION Co; (LIMITED). MONTHLY LINE or BOYAL MA7L / rAST PASSENttiSK STEAMERS t HTWJHSK 4LL PORTS OF NEW ZEALAND AND LONDeN. Tke Magnificent S. S- TAIN UI, v 5200 Tons Register, 3500-Horse Power, B. J. Bablow, Commander, Will be Despatched from Welliogton FOR LONDON DIRECT OK THUBSDAY, 14th NOVEMBER, 1889. To be followed by— a tot o *. Date teamer. o* g i Commander. DeparHg|^ ture. V Doric. ... 4784 3COO J. W. JenniDgs. Dec 12 Arnwa ... 520< 3B(M' W. Nuart ... Jan 9 '90 ♦ opt ic.. 4448 8000 G. Burton ... Feb 6 '90 lonic. ... 4763 3000 W. H. Kidley.. Mar 6 Tainui ... 5200 3600 B. J. Barlow .. Apnl 3 The above are all powerf»l, new, steel built steamers, and tbe accommodation for all classes of passengers is unsurpassed. lhe Homeward passage will be vi» Bio de Janeiro and Teneriffe, and the time occupied ihould not exoeed 40 days. An experienced Bnrgeen will accompany each steamer. Tbe above will be supplemented by the following and other first-class SAILING VEBBKLB. taking thtir departure from Wellington. Probbie Nam* of Ship. Tons. Clms. Oomnukndw Timo of Sailing. I Nelson .. 247 100A1 iannatyue Nov. ' Zealandia ... tll6*AAl Phillips Nov. Himalaya ... 1008 „ Dec. Tbe undersigned ia empowered to grant patttgei from London to New Zealand, p*v> ment for which has t>een guarantsea in tbe OolonTt :,' JOHN GILMODB, U kb,t« A»t»V for Wiw niwnbt

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT BBLti BLOOE. m^-^m* rpHK THOROUGHBBBE «BpU3The Australian* THE AtJSTRALIAN is a dark brown horse, with black poincs, and stands 15 hands 34 inches high. Bred by W, GercarJ, Esq. of (sapid Bay, South Australia. , Pedigbek :.— THE AUSTRALIAN, by Tie^eaglo (imported), out of Ordeal (im* ported), ny Touchitone out of Mrs Fowler, by Heron (sire of Fisherman) g g d Mnley, out of sister io Fope, by Shuttle, tus. The Australian is a fiae tempered animal and sound. A glance at the above pedigree will show The Australian possesses the most fashionable blood of the day. Being i grands n ot the mighty Touchstone ought t< convince the most fastidious biecder of borw stock that snch a strain is not to be obtained elsewhere at such a low fee. Further particulars and tabulate pedigrei may be obtained from the owner. Tkbmb:— £2 JOj (payabe by promiMor; tiote at time of service, doe Ist January) broom's fee, 2s 6d, to be p»id ou fit at service Goo i paddock accommodation for tLre «neks at 1b per week. All care, but m responsibility. $jgr The Australian will travel on Tuei days along the June ion Bond to Inglewonc reiurning by the iaountain Read the sam d,y. A. BIBHOP, a 243 hb dBl Bell BlockJDjaves^aff pianos. H. Collier k C TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IC 1 THE NEW PfYMOUTH DISTRICT TO STONY RIVEB, '■ jJIS^^JTHE IMPORT El 1 OOAOHING STAI i JppUvp Ll< ' N : Young Blue Light. • YOUNG BLUE LIGHT stands 17 hands - inch, with immense bone and m sole, an has never been beaten in any show, havic ? won seven Ist Prices ia Canterbury. He will be at Mr H. J. Julian's Stable r Youug-street, three days iv the week, an - will only serve a limited number of mates. c For pedigree see cards, and apply to tt " groom ia chnrgn, b Teems : £8 Si ; Groom's fee, 6i, paid i Ie service, 8 F, W. OOBBBXr,

Slipping PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co. THE Company's ste unships] will be de* •patched with her Majesty's mails at follows, for LONDON, calling at Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Malta/ Gibraltar, Plymouth :— Leave Leave I Steamers. Tons omm'nder Sydney Melbne 805ett *....,!. 3525 Brady Oct 12 Oct 18 Massila...... (918 Fraser fct 26 Soy 1 Oceans 6362 Tomlin Nov 9 Mov 16 Rome s*ll Adamson Nov 23 Nov 29 Britannia... 6267 Hector Deo 7 Dec 18 CaTt age... 5013 Baker Dec 21 Deo 27 Victoria 6268 Gates Jan 4 Jan 10 Valetta 1919 Atkinsin Jan 18 Jan 25 Ballarat 4748 Ashdown Feb 1 FeD 10 Parr matta 4771 Mi my Feb 15 Feb 24 Tb<s PABBENGBR FARES from NEW ZEALAND are as under :— From any pork in New Zenland. To Plymouth or London, first class — S ngle £70 ; for nine months (return), £105 ; for twelve months (returu), £115. o Plymouth or London, second class — Single £37 ; for twelve months (return), £65. To Biindisi, Venice, Prieste, Marseilles, first class— -ingle, £65; for nine momhs (return), £106; for twelve months (return), £115 To Brindiri, Venice, Trieste, Marseilles, second class— bingle, £85 ; for twelve months (return), £65, Pecond baioon tnssongeis are provided with Fiist Saloon Accommodation in the steamers between New Zealand and Australia. The SECOND SALOON Accommodation in the above steamer* hiving been thoroughly reorganised, ths Company are now enabled to offer intending Passengers to Europe unrivalled Accommodation at tbe •bove Beduced Rates. Passage money can be paid at this end for passages from England. For further particulars apply to the Agents New Plymouth, NEWTON KING. 612 h b to APPLE and PKAOH BLIGHT r«o>f . . dta, im PraetUwl guide,— Jiiw 6d

Shipping THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING O .^PANT'S BOT4L MAIL. LIN a! OF fcjTEAMiuRS Qnder contract with the New Zealand Government) Will bo despatched with her Majesty's Mails for London, via Bio de Janeiro and Madeira Steamer. Port of Pro. date Depart, of depart 1»8» RUAPEHU ... Wellington... Oct, 31 KAIKOURA ... Welliugton... llov. 28 } As mpv I TONGABIBO... | Dec. 26 And thenco forward every fooith Thursday Tho above are all new steamers, bum peoioMy ior tht tiade, ar<d commanded ty men of groat experience. Tho length of the pt>esagct by the Company's bttaniera avarog' h nuder 40 days. Pau&ago money — Saloon, from 60 guineat upwor.is; t-eoood ealcon, i>s tv 40 guineas ; Bteerogu from 18 guineas. For freight or paisuge apply to WEBSTFu * aJoKUJU.aB, Ago^te, Proviucb of Twratakl or 5- Jur 'irr.noht)H nud Agencies thi'onghtul the CtAony, ft*« 9hb tc Thboat affeotionb and Hoarseness.— All suffering from irritation of the throat anc qoarseness will be agreeably surprised at tl>< almost immediate relief afforded by the usf of " Brown's Bronchial I'roches," These fam> ous " losengea " are now sold by most re ■pectable chemists in this country at Is. lAd per btx. People troubled with a "hacking cough," a "slight cold," or bronchial affec lions, cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to progress, result in sori ous Pulmonary and Asthmatic affections. So that the woidi "Brown's Bronchial Troche*' are on the Government stamp around eacl box.— Manufactured by JOHN L Bbowv i SONS, Boston, United Btet(M, 9w^t W QxfjcA'fUrk L^Un