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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8757, 19 April 1890, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND "^ To Parents and Guardians— & 2 3 ■+■» I \~V~ fl 1 hsve now In stock a very "^ ? v* Jxrgn; r-Rsortmcnt of Boys N £3 ( and Youths' t loihir'g, made fioon O ( the Celebrated Mosgipl Twpp.lb jjj* © ( which for Fit, Mylo, atd Durabili.> p J lie nceqnf.lied. Qj We »ish toiraprefls the public of _ >^ N.P. wiib thefict that all Gooir £2 q ftTO made in onr o*n Fac'ory O -g DowlirK-st eet, Dnnedin, and sold pr 1 a3 retail through our Branches at G' fci Feciory Price. 3q Boys' School Suits — a gteat ~P variety in Washing Ma'ciinls. .9 Kac'i Department is no* Toplcto o <~£ wi k Novelties tor Ihc prrsent g" O 808*0-1. >"S q Poys', Men's, and Youth' Clottig, Hosiery, Hhirtfl, 1 ie?, tkc _, i-Q T«iloiins ir nil it» branch vs. t' $3 Has — fyieciully inado in all iho *$ ,3 uew shapes. O g A few Wcrtheim Hnnd Mnchincs k-. at greatly roduced prices, Zf. Mauufucturers, S»^i ,N.P urnncii, < DKVON tIKIfKT «.W, H CLAUKB «. M/nager. fjtiOWN, I^AKKBrr "^ C^ TEA CIRCULAR. \TS7K would not bnve ventured (o entei W with ncwly*adopted fkiil and all oui slrot g'h in tho TEA-PACKING TRAD^ had we not eometbirg VKRY fcPEO A I AND STRIKING to introduce, QSg" Our icell faunim Brands of Coffees ict have uhn adopted for our Teas, and the Colombo Gnrcioo Brand, 2/10 per lb Exoelßi'or Brnnd Standard Brand, 2/4 per lb Lion Brand, 2b per lb. consist of a blending of that so very famous and renowned 'lea in vogue and all tte rsge in England, THE CEYLON TEA. Out? Na.mk on each respective Brand will suffice as a guarantee of the good value of each quality. But one of our best brands will be t-e COLOMBO GAEDBI* CEYLON TEA, A Pea?i or a Koh-i-noor amongst al Teas that have come befoie the Public yet. The price 2s lOd per lb for th ; s Tea we nnde co low, wishing to introduce ihe same, acd making a profit by the quantity of its sale. Jte real value will b« ascer'ained by ite ccoDomiC'l quality, (-ne pounn of this Tea will go bB f«r as 1^ pourds of :my oihar Tea, th»' co^snn er v»ill h- vo tho excellence of tip. flu our irjio the bdrt;a n. It is the bGuqaet of ill ihe bes'w blends prccarable from >. olombo dircc. tiure to be hkei by all, and will m, doubt secure us the success we aim at. BROWiN, "BARRETT & CO., lea and Coffee Merchants, Auckland. hbjtc iriAVESTAFF PIANOS. Si H. Collier & Co 0088 <fc C O.'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES BKTWEEN New Plymonth, Hawera, via Opunake, and Wuiruute Plains. CORRECTED liME TABLE FROM MAY let, 1888. TUE Coach leaves Mr Walker's White Hart Hotel on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9.30 a.m. fo- Opunake ; returuing on Tuesday, Thuksday, and Batdbdat at 4.30 p.m. TIME TABLE. Monday, Leaves Tnosday. Wcdnoßday, Thursday, r and Friday. Rnd Bahudsy. a. Dj. a. m. New Vlyrnouth 9 30 Opanake... 9 30 Oakura „,«. 11 0 Rahotu 11 0 X). m. 0kut0.............. 115 Pangarebu 11 30 p. ni. Pungarehu 2 30 Okato 1 15 Rahotu 3 0 Oakura 3 0 Opuuakaarr 4 30 N.Ply'thatr.4 30 Further particulars apply to' M. JONES,! «»404 to Propbiktob. [established 1882.1 B|AHOTU COACH SERVIOE To & from New Plymouth. EVERY Wednesday and Satdrday— , will leave Rahotu Hotel at 5.30 A.m. ; Parihaka Road at 5,55 a.m. ; Pungarehu at 6 a.m. ; Warea at 6.30 a.m.; Punebo at 7 a.m.; Okato at 8 a.m.Tatura at 8.20 a.m. ; Abuahu at 8A ; a.m. ; Oakura at 9.15 a.m. ; Omata t»t 9.60 a.m. Arrive at New Plymouth at 10.30 a.m. Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. ; arrive Rahotu at 8 p.m. Pastiengerp con be comfortably provided with breakfast and tea at moderate charges at Okato, where the coach stops half-an-bour to change boreeß. In conjunction with the above Coach Service, a Luggaga Van will run to suit the convenience of passengers' heavy luggage, &c. Booking offices : McCullnm's Qeneral Store, Rubotu, and Richardson's * iodk Stablee, New Plymouth. 0 For further particulars, apply to JAMES, MoCULLUM, Proprietor «r agent foTTtbe budget. TARANAKI FOUNDRY. p W . O X E V, kHCINE RiMILLWRICHT BLACKSMITH IR NAN :BRABB FOUNDER POWDBBH^fII BTBBBT. w bw prvMorvn 180 hh bij THE principal pme-takers at the Tea Contpfct at Dunedln were John Earle and Co., 2Q7| Qu^u-street, AusslßXid.