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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8758, 21 April 1890, Page 3

— — ._. _— — —^ —^_,—,, — , „ Shipping. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (Lmiwd) "VXTIIiL despatch steamers as under from ; v the Breakwater (weatber and other circumstances permitting) :— FOR MANUKAU— Wanaka, oa TUESDAY, 22nd April. Takapcna, on SATURDAY, 26th April Wanaka, on TUESDAY. 29th April FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— Takapbna, on TUESDAY. 22nd April Wanaka, on FRIDAY, 25th April Takapd«a, on TUESDAY, 29th April FOR SYDNEY (From Auckland)— Te Anau, on TUESDAY, 29th April Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line. 0" Offices : BROUGHAM STREET. t*W NORTHERN J||gfk STEAMSHIP Co. "Steun,Mi«lt» (Limited.) TIMETABLE FOR ARPIL. FOR ONEHUNGA— (Weather and other circutaatanoes permitting); From Waitaha— Gaiblooh, b.s., from Waitora, on TUEBJ DAY (22ud), ot 10 p,.tn. Gaibloch, b.s., from Waitara, op FRIDAY (25th), at 10 p.m. tfST Cargo must be booked end alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must c taken at tho Company's office, or on board prior to sailing. W. D. WEBBTEB, Agent, Gilinour's Buildings, Brougham-st., und Weßt Quay, Waitara. Waitora, April 16, 1890. b 471 to TX7 ANTED KNOWN,— That we have v v just bought a special job line of Ulsters of all uizes, from 3s lid to 9s lid each. Como and see them. — Household Stores, Devon-street. McC A R T H Y. Agent] New Zeuland Mutual Creditors 1 Association (Limited). Land and Commission Agent. I All business transacted at {moderate rates. CUTFIELD|;BTREET, INGLEWOOD. Several Sections for sale of first-class quality, and on easy terms 180 hbjp NOTICE! NOTIGT? NOTICE ! ■C' TT having come to our knowledge tha •*■ our goods have been enquired for in various Boot Shops and Stores, and that others of an inferior nature have been supplied as our goods, we have determined to protect ourselves and the public from being duped. Hence our trade nrark has been registered, so that no one need be deceived hereafter. All goods having our BRAND are of special quality, manufactured only from the choicest English, Foreign, and Colonial Leathers, and branded thus — "£ \. \T~ ZEALAND. y*/£ 1 We would call speoial attention to oar Egmont Brand Watortights and other goods. Special attention has been given to goodß suitable' for Ihiß district. We aek one trial. You will get better value, and keep the money in the district. BOOT AND SHOE CO., Brougham-street. New Plymouth. 126^btc NOVELETTE ON OLD NEW ZEALAND. DICKY BARRETT ; OR THE SIEGE OF MOTUROA. TNthe Prejs, and shortly will be pub- •*■ lished, a book written by A. Hood, with the designation of "The Novelette of the Exhibition Season — Dicky Barrett ; or the Siege of Moturoa," a realistic picture of olden times in New Zealand. As there are three hundred copies beflpoken for selling at Dunedin during the great influx there of many thousand visitors, no better medium than that of the outbids leaves of this work fcr general advertisementu can possibly be availed of. 124 hb to R. H. SOLE, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, TT AVING taken over the business from Al Mr F. Brll, hopes by strict attention to business to gain and merit a fair share of public patronage. Horse shoeing and general smithy work done at the lowest possible prices. " A nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling." Note the address— R. H. SOLE (Late F. Bill), Near Wesley an Chapel. A/TRS. WEEKS BOMERSET BOARDING-HOUSE, iJEVON-BTBBBT (adjoining Mr W. F. BbooKINO'b). —Refreshments at all hoars.— TERMS MODERATE* 163 hb ap3o \7ISITORS TO AUCKLAND reoeived v in a Private Boarding-house, beautif nlly situated at North Shore. Terms very moderate. For particulars enquire at this Offio 646 hbt A GOOD OFFER. A SNUG HOMESTEAD for sale on the Kent Road, 8 miles from New Plymouth, and the same distance from Inglewood, on a good road. The bouße ie well built, and contains five rooms, with passage 24ft. x 4ft., verandah 61ft. x sft. dairy, cowshed with ha>lofl, stockyard and trapshed, a well planted garden and ! orchard. The farm contains 140 sores of good level land, is well watered, fenced, and divided into paddocks, wbiob are well grassed. This farm is second to none ia the dietriot. Inspection eolioited. W. H. BLEABEL, Owoer «*od Qooupier, 475 bb to