H. NORMAN LIARDET, ;land and commission agent, STEATFOKD and ELTHAM. Agent for New Zealand Fire Insurance Co. Australian Mutual Providont Society Sentry Hill Flour Mills Albion Mills' Bonedust, &c, &o. MONEY TO LEND. aG37 btc GW. BIN NET & SOSS a Wool, Hides, Shoopakinß, Tallow, Graiu, and General Produce Brokers,] Corn Exchange, Foitr-siKEsi, AUCKLAND. Ilide, Skin and Tallow Sale held every Tuesday at ll'o'clock. General Produce bale held every \ WjSDNKaDAY at 11 o'clock, We act as RelliDg Brokers only, and never have goods of our own for sale, bo oonstituon's can have no fear of interests clashing. Account Sales rendered as Boon as possible aCter sale. 869 b tc TO THE SETTLERS BKTWKbJN RAIIOTU AND NEW PLYMOUTH. HAVING started a. coach between Rahotii and Now Plymouth, I bopo by punctuality, civility, and moderate chargeß, to obtuin a fair share of support. Time Table. Loavo Rahotu every Wednesday and Saturday at 5.15 a.m. Now Plymouth arrive ... ... 10.30 a.m. Leave New Plymouth at ... 3 p.m. Rahotu arrive 8 p.m. Booking Offices — H. J. Julian's Taranaki Hotel, I Now Plymouth. H. Brown's ltuhotu Hotel, llahoru. ROBERT T. ROEBUCK, 19 b to Proprietor. Steednian's SOOTHING ;P; P 0 WJD EIS. fOB OHILD3KN ODTHNG THHTH, CAUTION TO PTJBOHASESS. tIHH value of this woll-kuowa FAMILY . M3DIOINH haa been largely tested it all paits of the world and by all grades o society, for apwardo of FIFf V TTSABS. Itc noil-earned o.itflnsivo sale has isdeood BFU3I OUB IMITATIONS, some of which ia OUTWABD AFPEABANOB so oloaely reae«ablee the original as to have deceived many pur* chasers. The Proprietor, therafore, feels it duf 1 i the public to give a special caution again'! th.c use of such, imitations. Purchasers ate therefore requested oacefally to observe the four following oharactoristjos, without which aona ay« genuina :— • let. In every erase the words JOHN STE2D MAN, OESMIBT, WALWOBTH, SUBR3J. are engrated ou ths Government Stjamp affixed to oaah Jacket.. 2nd. Bach BINGLEPOWDEShas directions for the dose, and the words John Staedmac Ohamißt, Walworfch, Surrey, orintodthoraon, 3rd. The natae Bteedmao is always ep-jlt with two EB's, Ith. The mnnufacture is carried on solely ai Walworth, SurraySold in Packets Dy ail Ohomists asid Mad 1 , o^ne Vendors, at la. Iftd. to 3a. fl3. oafih. flnl' by KMM^'tfOUN.S, P'iOrteSKH , & Lo. Dunodin. 375 t> mil) DO — GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEl'Ali'l'MENT. LOANS ON MORTCACE. FROiU time to time a limited portion of tlio luikl'. is li'iit on first niortfj.iKo ot Ircohold M'lurny, witli option of rcim> muiit by fixed instalments, byitiad over 12, 15, or 2J ycais. Half-yeailv Pavinent foreucliiLOO. l'oriort of Ijoan — £ s. d. J'nr'livycnis ... ... 6 4 7 I'iflren yours ... ... 5 8 9 Twenty yoars ... ... il3 8 Lonns repa vil>]<j by instalments whereby prinoipHl and mloiest tire botli liquidated within a sjivcii tiino, and ou tcnn& of a most favouiTsblo i-h.imctov, present, marked advantages to settlers ami otbois. Tlic bon'owov may. before} tbe expii'y of the lull period, rcdcnui ibe loa«, with or without ■lotico, cm ti'vnis. wbidi etui bu ascortainod at this illi.-e, or at .my of tbo ollicc^of tliis Dopartlilelit, whore hKo t'ornih of ;i[iplication can bo obtained, lor lull pnmriihirs us to loans apply to the Ifoad and Kimucli Ofliceb and lost Oflioes. F. W. PKANKLiAKD, F.1.A., I' - Onniini«Fiioiipv iitvl Gc>vt. Actuary. PBAOB OP EUROPE. QUKEN VICTORIA A GERMAN COLONEL. By % leccnt cablegram I see that a new and highly attractive employment for ladies hus been discovered, and an opening made in one of the hitherto most exclusive professions for the gentler sex. Lidies within the last few years have been admitted to the practice of law and medicine, and are recognised as expert operators of the telegraph, the type writer, the telephone, the domestic mop, and n hoßt of other scientific inventions of incalculable value. She may go on to the Stock Exchange, or the County Council, or into the gaol, the Post Office, the Divorce Court, or the uursory; and i£ ever I meet an anxious father inquiring what he shall let his daughter go into, I say, '* By all means let her go into matrimony." Women's rights have made great strides within, the last few years, find may be trusted to take care of themselves iv future. When that strongminded lady, the Baroness Burdett-Coults, headed a deputation, numerously composed of herself and one other lady, to tbe London manager of the Wuterbury Watch Company, and suggested with considerable force and the aid of a welldeveloped umbrella, that the correct time was just as essential to ladies as to the other sex, that gentleman took ihe hint, and devolved the hundaomest short-wind-ing ludiea' watch which has ever been seen and samples of which are now on view at Mr John Avery'a warehouse in Dovonstreet. Thiß, however, is a digression. The opening to which attention is called is the nrmy, Her Gracious Majeßty Queen Vio. having just been elected Colonel of the Prussian First Dragoon Guards. That this intelligence will cause the battlescarred old veteranßof Jena and Austerlitz to blush right down to their spurs no one will doubt, but that is nothing to tbe effect that it will have upon the first hostile Frenoh regiment who are called upon to meet them iv mortal combat. Fancy the evolutions of the Prussian crack corps led by a lady in the smart white uniform of the Dragoon Guards. No Frenchman would be ablo to stund euch a sight for a moment. No doubt Her Mujesty relive on " the divinity which doth hedge a king " (extended by courtesy for this occuuion) as an efficient protection from Maxim bullets, short rations, and the other thousand and one inconveniences of a protruoted campaign. The same cablegram that advised the appointment aleo notifies that the Emperor of Germanj', after reviewing the English troops, remarked to the Duke of Cambridge "that the English navy and the German army were without equal in the world." I wonder how tbe fine old duke— 7o years a soldier, man and boy, eir— writhed under this moult; or whether ho flung hie boot at 1 1)0 Imporiul head ? JOHN AVEIiY, #!>w P),y ujoutfi,
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8754, 16 April 1890, Page 4
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1,011Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8754, 16 April 1890, Page 4
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