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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8636, 23 November 1889, Page 4

\. JiHl h. wtflsßsssssWKsSß^ THE THIRD MONTH 1 OF THE Git EAT WINDING -UP SALE '• : ! AT OPENS WITH A FULL DISPLAY OF CHOICE STJMMER GOODS = • . IN . , v.ji ' Dress Materials, Costumes, Mantles. Hosiery. Laces, Flowers, Ribbons, etc., etc, All marked down on the most Xluinous Scale, as the Establishment must be closed, if possible, on ths 31st December. DPIR/IGE! LIST : Hsia Beiges from 8d a T ftrd Amßres from a Fancy Bress Goo(fa from 4i« a yard Blacfc Lnstreg from 8d a yard a lack uasHmeres irom is oCL » ZeDhvrs from 6d a vaxd Colore b|h%rfrom Is JBdJ 8d 7£f** ° f eXOepti ° nally PlSntß from 4d a 7 ard Black Grenadines from Is a yard Ginghams (. splendid line) from 6d a yard Nun's Veiling (very superior) from Is 2d a yard Embroidered Costumes from 9s each CarmeUites ( iQ &v shades) from 9d a yard Mantles from l 2 s 6d each flats, Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Eibbons, Millinery Trimmings, and Arophanes, Fancy Nets, Hosiery and Haberdashery, Umbrellas, Parasols, and every kind of requisite in endless variety. In addition to the Enormous Reductions in Prices as above, a Discount of § per cent on £1 up to £5, and a Discount of 10 per cent, on £5 upwards will be allowed on all purchases. SEIZE TBE CHANCE, SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY OF SECUErNG CHEAP GOODS MAT NEVER OFFER AGAIN. 3VC. H O O T>

Shipping. PENINSULAS AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION do. THB Company's sto unships will be de* ■patched with,her Maicity's mails at follows, for LONDON, calling at Colombo, Aden, Sues, Port Raid, Brindisi, Malta, Gibraltar, Plymouth : — Leavo Leave Steamers, Tons omm'nder Sydney Melbae Arcdia 4362 Andrews Not J» v ot 15 Borne.. Sell Annmson Nov23 Vot 29 Britannia... 6257 Hector Deo 7 Dec 13 O«rthage,... 5013 white Deo 2) Deo 27 Victoria t>26B Oates l»n 4 Jan 10 Valetta 4919 Biiscoo Jan 18 lan 25 Ballarat 4748 Ashdown Feb 1 FeD 7 Parram »tt» 4771 Mi rr»y Feb 15 Feb 21 Oceana, i 362 Tomlin Mar 1 Mar 7 Shannon.... ÜB9 Edwards Mar 15 Mar 21 Arcadia 6362 Andrews Mar 29 April 4 Britannia... 6267 doctor Apr IV Apr 18 80rne..... . OH Ad am son Apr 26 May 1 Tie PAB6ENGEB FAF.H3 from NEW ZEALAND He as under :— From any pork in New Zealand, To Plymouth or London, first class — Single £70; for nine months (return), £105; (or twelve months (retarzi), £115, To} Plymouth or London, second class— Single £87 ; for twelve months f return), £65. To Brindisi, Venioo, Prieste, Marseilles, first class— rfngle, £65; for niLe months (return), £106; for twelve months (retain), £115. To Brindisi, Venice, Trieste, Marseilles, second class — Dingle, £35 ; for twelve months (return), £65, Second baioon Inssengeis are provided with Fhst Saloon Accommodation in the steamers between New Zealand and Australia. The SECOND SALOON Accommodation in tho above utenmt n bavirg been thoroughly noig n.»c», th» Company are now enabled to oiFer intent ing Passengers to Bnrope unriv. lltd Accommodation at the kbove Beduced Bates. Passage money can be paid at this cad for passages from England. For further pariionldts apply to the Agents I New Pjyn outh, NEWTON KING. BiJhbU) j

TO STAND THIS SKASON AT BELL BLOOK. mHB THOBOUaHBBBD ■jQyH^ ■*■ WTALLION lUmmm The Australian. THB AJSTR4.LIA.N is h dark brown horse, with black po'ncg, and stands 15 hands 3| inches high tired by W, Qerrard, Esq. of bapid Bay, South Australia. Pedigree : — THE AUSTRALIAN, by Tregeagln (imported), out of Ordeal (imported), 'iy TouchMone out of Mrs Fowler, by Heron (sire of Fisherman) g g d Mnloy, out of sister to Pope, by Bhuttle, &o, The Australian is a fine tempered animal and sound. A glance at the above pedigree will show The Australian possesses the most fashionable blood of the day Being a i grands n of the mighty Touchs one ought to convince the most fastidious breeder of corse stock tnat such a strain in not to be obtained elsewheie at such a low fee. Further particulars and tabulate 1 pedigree may be obtained from the owner, I'SBMS : — £2 10s (payab c by promissory note at time of service, due Ist January) broom's fee, 2s 6d, to be paid on fl-st service. Goo i paddock accommodation for tLree w<cks at la per week. All care, but no responsiuilry. (ST* 'lhe Australian will travel on Tt>es> days along the Junction Boad to Ingtewo»d, returning by the ittountain Boad the same dy. A. BISHOP, a 243 hb dSI Bell Block. JDJAVESrAFF PIANOS. H. Collier Jc Co TO TRAVEL THIS SEASOV I\ THE NEW PLYMOUTH DMTBIOrS TO ttTONY RIYEK, ff|££Jf«Lj| THE IMPORTED 1 00A0HING BTALYoung Blue Light. YOUNG BLUE LIGHT stands 17 hands 1 ' inch, with immense bone and muscle, and h»s never been beaten in any show, h ying won seven Ist Prizes in Canterbury, i I He will be at Mr H, J. Julian's Stables, I I Young-street, three days in the week, and will only serve r limited number of mares. For pedigree roe cariii, and apply to the groom in cburgn, I'ermß s £3 Si j Groom's feo, 6i, paid a' lervica V, W. QOBBETr, rfHt? ttoprtftor,

___^ Shipping SHAW, SAVILL, & ALBION Co (LIMITED). MONTHLY LINK or BOYAL MA7L PAST PASSENOKK STEAMERS BKIWKKK ALL POBTS OF NI.W ZRALAND AND LONDi N. Ike Magoificent S. S- D O Jft IC , . 4784 Tons Begister, 3000-Horse Power, •I. W. JiNMNOB, Commander, Will be Despatched from Wellington FOB LONDON DIBKOT OH THUBBDAY, 12th D&OEMBEB, 1889. To be followed by— •ir s *•* Date 8 1 earner, c-S g Commander. DeparH ,g fli tnre. Arawa... 520(' 3500 W. PtDart ... fan 9 '90 Coptic.. 4448 3000 G . Burton ... Feb 6 '90 lonic 475 a 3000 W. H. Kidley .. Mar 6 Tainni ... *200 360(i B. J. Barlow .. *pnl 8 Doric. ... 4784 3CCO J. W. Jem ings. May 1 The aVove are all powerf"l, new, steel built steamers, and M.c accommodation for all classes of passengers is m> surpassed. lhe Home wan i passage will be via Bio de Jantiio and Tenenffe, and the time occupied ibonld not exceed 40 days. An experienced burgeon will accompany each steamer. The above will be supplemented by the following arid other first-class SAILING VEBBISLB. taking their departure from Wellington. ~~~~ ~~~ t rabble N»meofßliip. Tons. Class. Commander Timo of Sailing. Nelson ... 1247 100A1 Banna tvne Nov. Zealandia ... 1116 *AAI Phillips" Nov. Himalaya ... H0» „ j Dec The undersigned is err powered to grant passages from London to New Zmlnnd, p-y-m«ni fur which has Leen gi.nranttea in the Oolony. JOBh GILMOUB, 41 feb It Agent for gfcw flwoath

Shipping fTHB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING OW?AN7'B ROY. L MAIL LlJlrf oV sifW/vatfiiitS Onler contraot with the Now Ze»lnn< ttoverument) Will be despatched with hor Majesty's Mails for London, via Bio de Janeiro and Madeira Steamer, Port of Pro. date Depart. of depart ISB9 KAIKOUBA ... Welliugton... Nov. 28 I As rai»T t .TONGABIBO... J arra^edj Dtc - 26 And thenoe forward every foarth Thursday The above are all new steamers, bum pedal); fw tht ti&ce, and conanmndeo bj men of great oxperienoe, Ihe length of the passage by the 0om» pany'a Bttamere aTuragee under 40 days. Passage money — Ha'ocn, from 60 guinoai apwards; second saloon, 35 19 40 guinoas ; ■teorage from IB guinoas, For freight or passage apply to WBBBTtfh * AvJLT&I.u&B, Agente, Provinou of T*ranakl or so the «r»nohes and Agencies throughout the Oconr. a ** hbt THBOAT AFFEOTIONB AND HOAEBENE3B. — AH suffering from irritation of the throat and qoarseuess will be agieeably surprised at thf | almost immediate relief afforded by the nse of " Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous "lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in this country at Is. l£d per bet. People troubled with a "hacking congh," a "slight cold," or bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to progress, result in seri- , ou* Pulmonary and Asthmatic affections, Bee that the wotds "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are on the Government stamp around each box.— Manufactured by JOHN I, Bbowk 4 Sonb, Boston, United State* Oaptjt, 493