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painful progress, and the seeds of long J suffering eradicated by these remedies. (For continuation ot news see 4th page.)

WANTED.— Tailoreas, for Hawera.— Apply to W. A. FIELDES, Tailor, Hinh-street, Hawera. a 634 d 25 Tenders* are invited, and will be J- received up to noon of Saturday, 7th December next, for a 21-years' lease of 50 acres of land, with dwelling thereon, on the Smart Road, betas' seaward half of Reserve B, Waiwakaiho. Conditions and forms of tender can be seen on Saturdays, at my office. W. RENNELL, For the Public Trustee. New Plymouth, 21st November, 1889. a 633 n23 30 d 4 Sales by Auction. WAIWAKAIHO. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 28, NEWTON KING Will sell by auctioa at hiß yards, Waiwakaibo, on the above date, — Af\f\ CALVES AND YEARLINGS lUU 40 2-year Steers 30 3 year Steers 30 Mixed Cattle 10 Heifers in Calf and Springing 10 Cows 100 Hoggets (shorn) 25 Fat Sheep 1 Fat Cow 1 Bull Sule at 1 o'clock. - a63l TO SHORTLY APPEAR IN NEW PLYMOUTH. THE WHITE-EYED KAFFIR Minstrels. n636 n23 TABANABI HORTICOLTURAL SOCIETY. HTHE Annual Ex held on Wednesday, Tickets und catalogues may be obtained from EDWARD HUMPHRIES, a 338 hb to Hon. Secretary. FESTIVAL. BELL. BLOCK. THURSDAI, 28th NOVEMBER. SPECIAL Trains at 12, 1.15, and 2.30. Tickets : Adults, 2s 6d ; Children, non-members, 1b 6d ; Members, Is. For further particulars see handbills. C. E. BELLRINGER, d62l n2l 23 25 27 b 23 Secretory. ALSIiiBM EkMt, MONDAY, DEC. 2. Will be produced on the above date, THE CANTATA UNDER THE PALMS; OR THE JEWISH FLOWER FEAST. Musical Conductor ... Mr G. Garrt Particulars in future iesua. a 627 hb td b^AVEBTAFF PIANOS. J H COLLIKR & (O. H. NORMAN LIARDET, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, STKATFORD. AQENT FOR New Zealand Fire Insurance 00. Australian Mutual Provident Society Sentry Hill Flour Mills Albion Mills 1 Bonedust, &c, &c. FOR SALE,—An improved Farm, of 63 acres, near Stratford, all graßßeri, and fenced; five-roomod house; underground dairy; cowhhed, &c, &c. Half the purchase money may remain on tnortgnoe. u637 btc J. C. MONTEFIORE, FISHMONGER, DEVON riTBBET, NEW PLYMOUT3. HAVING taken over the business of Stephens & Co. (l»telj conducted by Mr. Jennins), J. C. M. will continue to supply the public of New Plymouth and the suburbs with FRESH and DRIED FISH. Oyster Supper Kocma. Black's celebrated Hot Meat Pies, Tea, Coffee, and Oocoa. Families waited on, and prompt attention eiven to all Town and Country orders. a 612 tc AVERY'S r IL.L.UBTIItTI?I> FOR 1890 WILL be publisher) shortly, aDd will contain ten new nicoly printed enirruvinys of interesting views. Intending adv<-riiHcrs tire n quested to Bond in their advertise-tni-ntH as soon oa popsiblo, as only a limited number will be inserted. THOMAS~AVERY, PRINTEK AND PUBLISHER, a615ri14 Nrw Plymouth. NEWTON KINO, AOl/riONEEB, O&TTuE, AND BTOOK SALESMAN, Aihni, Estate, and General Ocmtsisai'-n Agent. Devon Street, New Plymouth. IMP UNDIKG NOTICE. IMPOUNDED on Mr Gokgbn Larskn's * Form, Wortlt-) Road, one Red unrt White Bte<r, about 2 yearn old. bruudid like 3 on off rump ; too wiM to be drirtn to pound. The owner in hereby culleJ upon to releiiHe the tinme, iinri to pn - xpf-nseß, or it will b« cold on Mummy, the 16-.hDeotmber, 1869. T. McCarthy,