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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8758, 21 April 1890, Page 1

I NEW ZEALAND * ) ~— ~ 1* "o mo Parents and Guardians— a? rrt KH7 S have noW iD BtOck a V6ry Vi IX2 VV large ngsortnaent of Boys N d 'and Youthß* Cloihing, made from O the Celebrated Mosgiel Tweeds jjj* q { which for Fit, Htyle, and Darabiliiy p (^ \ %xc unequftDeti. Cj „ We wish to impress tho public of __ >» N.P. with the fact that all Qoodr £a q nre made in our own Factory g. -g Dowling-Bt:eet, Dnnedin, andsolil fy" ni retail through our Branches at g" pq Factory Price. jjq Boys' School Baits — a great .. variety in Washing Materials. .9 Each Department is now replete £» •^ with Novelties ior the present g" O season. h q Boys', Men's, and Youth' Oloth- «r ng, Hosiery, Shirts, Ties, eke, Ix 3 Tailoring id all its branchea. *? PJ Hats — Specially made in all tho <J new shapes, O g AfewWertheim Hand Machines P feS at greatly reduced priceH, XJ"i cm HAHiUNSTEIN 8U03., £g ® Manufacturers. e^J25 ;N.P «ranct), Devon Sireet. ,W. fl CLABKB « Manager. " 71 htc "Pbqwn, {^ariiect |fe QoTb TRA CIRCULAR. WE would not have ventured to enter with newly-adopted f kill and all our strength in the TEA-PACKING TRADF had we not something VERY BPEOJAI AND STRIKING to introduce, gg" Our wellrknoum Brands of Coffees toe liave also adopted for our Teas, and the Colombo Garden Brand, 2/10 per is Excelsior Brand Standard Brand, 2/4 per lb Lion Brand, 2s per lb. consist of a blending of that so very famous and renowned Tea in vogue and all the rage in England, THE CEYLON TEA. Oire Namk on each respective Brand will suffice as a guarantee of the good value of esch quality. Bnt one of our best brands will be tlie COLOMBO GABDEF CEYLON TEA, A Feari or a Koh-i-noor amongst all Teas that have come befoie the Public yet. The price 2s lOd per lbfor this Tea we mede bo low, wishing to introduce the same, and making a profit by the quantity of its sale. Jts real value will be ascertained by its economical quality. One pound, of this Tea will go as far as l£ poundß of any other Tea, and the consumer will Lave tbe excellence of its flavour into the barga<n. It is the Bouquet of all the best blends procurable from Colombo direct. Sure to be liked by all, and will n& doubt 00-snxc an tho oudoom wo aim At, UOW, "BARRETT & CO., lea and Coffee Merchants, Auckland. hb;tc IJIAVEBTAFF PIANOS. !i H. COLI.IEB k CO 0088 & 0 O.'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES BETWEIN New Plymouth, Bawera, via Opanake, and Wuitnate Plains. CORRECTED IXME TABLE FKOM MAY Ist, 1888. THE Coach leaves Mr Walker'B White Hart Hotel on Monday, Wednesday, and Fbiday at 9.30 a.na, fo- Opunake ; returning on Tuesday, Thdksd&y, and Satobday at 4.30 p.m. TIME TABLE. &T/eay« Monday, Leares Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, r and Friday, and Saturday. a. m. a. m. New Plymouth 9 30 Opanake... 9 30 Oakura »,,.. U 0 Rabotu 11 0 p. m. Okbto 115 Pungarehu 11 30 p. id. Pungarehu... 2 30 Okato 1 15 Rahotu 3 0 Oakura 3 0 Opunake arr 4 30 N. Ply 'th arr4 30 Farther particulars apply to? M. JONES,: i»404 to Pbopbietob. [established 1882.1 R|AHOTU COACH SE.RVIOE To & »bom New Plymouth. EVERY Wednesday and Satobday — 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. { Tatara at 8.20 a.m. ; Ahuahu at 8.4 i a.m. ; Oakura at 9.15 a.m. ; Omata at 9.50 a.m. Arrive at New Plymouth at 10.30 a.m. Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. ; arrive Rahotu at 8 p.m. Passenger? oan be comfortably provided with breakfast and tea at moderate charges j at Okato, where the Coach Btops half-an-bour to change horses, In conjunction with the above Coach Servioe, a Luggago Van will run to suit the convenience of passengers' heavy luggage, &o. Booking offices : McCullnm'a General Store, Rahotu, and Richardson's i v sonk Stables, New Plymouth. £ For further particulars, apply to JAMES, MoOULLUM, Pbopbietob 0* AGENT FObTtBE BUDGET. TARANAKI FOUNDRY* p W . O X E T, fcNCINE R'IMILLWRICHT BLACKSMITH IB NAN :brass founder POWDBBH-AM STBBET, IV K W PMMOIIII ISOhbiaf THE principal prize-takera at the Tea Contebt at Dunlin were John Earle and Co,, 207, Quoea'Ptreot, 4.»««2sad,