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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8758, 21 April 1890, Page 4

NEW PLYMOUTH CO-OFEKVFIVK SOCIETY (Limited). WE beg to call attention to our Boot Department, aa having the most , reliable goods procurable. We have made arrangements with the Egmont Boot and Shoe Co. to keep their Special Brand of Boots, which has given great satisfaction during the past three years. The demand has been so great for these goods that we find it almost useless to keep others. We call special attention to the Egmont Watertight, which ia what it in called, and no sham, as hundreds havo testified; alpo the Egmont Dairy Boots, and youths' watertights and shooters, which give every satisfaction ; also the new E. S. Lace combination boot for ladies, which is a perfect boot for comfort and wear. All classes of women'a and children's boots and shoes from the same makers, from the lightest glove kid to tho strongest boot made. Our making and iepairing department also has the best attention, so that customers can havo to order any lines on ptock at shortest notice. English and Foreie-n goods aloo kept in great variety. N.B. — We call special attention of shareholders and others to our best goods branded, which are guaranteed and at lowest possible prices for quality. NEW PIUjTIOUTII CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY 126 hb tc tLimited)l "thos. averyT! pujsFTgE ebb wiwmmii, HAS ALWAYS IN STOCK— j Account Books of every description Photo., Scrap, Writing, and Fern Albums Pocket Books, Purses and Note Books Ladies' Bags in Plush and Leather Writing Desks, Tourists' Cases and Blotters Photo. Frames — a large variety Birthday Cards and Books — latest designs Draughts, Chess, and other games Presentation and School Books Bibles, Church of England and Catholic j Prayers Commercial and Fancy Stationery of al kinds. DEVON-ST., NEW PLYMOUTH. al6B hbtc MOIMEY TO LEND IM LARGE OR SMALL SUMB AT LOWSBT CUaBKNf BATES, ALSO, — Town and Country Propertiei toi Sale or to Let.— Apply to ABTHUE BTANDIBH, 7nh hb Solicitor. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSUKANCB DEPARTMENT. LOANS ON MORTOACE. FROM tinio to time a limited portion of the funds is lent on first mortgage of freehold seiurity, with ol'tion of reimyinpiit by fixod iustalrueins, spread over 12, 15, or 2'J years. Half-ye&ily Payment for each .£IOO. Period of Loan— £ s. d. Til elvr veavs ... ... 6 4 7 Fifteen soar* ... ... 5 8 9 Twrnty'yi.ats ... ... il3 8 ' Jjoaus repayable by instalments whereby prin<:if>nl nnd mturcst are both liquidated within a given time, and on levins of a most favourable character, present marked advantages to settlers mil otln'fi. •rim linimmjr mny, before the oxphy of the full period, redeem tho loan, with or without notiu'.on ttim<. >vhii'h run be ascertained at thiß fllii c. i>i lit ujiv ot tho nih«c«ot ibis Department, when- hlmi foi in * (it a i'j>!ic ntion i-an be obtained. l>'!ii - lull p.ii'K ti'.irh a 5:a 5 : to Ifi.insi apply to the Ut;u.a and Jii.mch Olliceh and lost Office.!^ V. W. KHANKIiAND, F.1.A., 11 OotninisßioiKM- and Govt. Actuary.

THE BUDGET, TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD. PRICE -TH KEEP E IV CE PAGE Advertisements 1, 15, 14, 15, 16 Articles : The Ministerial Tour ... 8 Address to Dr Gault, and reply 4. 17 A "Breeze "in Borough Counqil ... 5 Brothkb Against Bsoth'kr ; or the Tragedy of Carnleigh Shores. By Hero Strong, author of The Captain's Orphan Daughter, &c, 3 ■ Band contest in, Dunedin —Judges' opinion of Taranaki Band ... 13 i Bubh Firb Relief Fund — Mr Snell'a ! report on damage done — Names . of applications Bent 16 Corresfondbncb : The J.ibiiee of Taranaki — Maoris as warriors ... 17 Codntry and District News — From j our own correspondents : From Stratford 2 Waitara ... ... ... ... 2 Inglewood 2 Opunake ... 2 Warea 2 Hawera 2 Courts : Supreme Court 7 Police Court 12 Flood in Australia ... ... 10,12 Ktbblinga 4 j Localßoards: Land Board 7 Borough Council 6 Hospital and Charitable Aid Board 10 MURDER IN RECREATION GROUNDS ; Fullest details of tbia Murder — Native arrested — Locality described —Articles belonging to murdered man on the prisoner— lnquest-Accused before the Court, &c 9,15 News of the Would : Samoan Convention — Parnell opposing: settlement of Insh Difficulty — Meeting of Emperors-— Riots in Spain — Erain Bey becoming blind — Labour Strike on the Continent 10, 11 News of the Week : Farewell soiree to Rev. Mr Farley — Life oC Sir Donald McLean — Accident to Mr John Newman — Cricket Club Meeting — Shipping Cattle from breukwater — Row amongst the Natives 6, 7 Notes and Eoboes : Stopping Harbour Works at Gieborne — City of "La Grippe " — Success of the " Zonal " syßtem on Railways — Want of accommodation in Supreme Court ... ... ... 2 Original Poktry : " Lines on Mount Etfiao&t" 3 OOR ILLUBTRATED LONDON L&TTBR : Illustrations : Major Serpa Pinto — Late Dr Alder, Jewish Rabbi ... 9 Political and Social Topics : Professor Rainy on New Zealand — A Surpluß in year's aevenue-— Gas undertaking — Disasterous month for Shipping — Pasteur on influeDza — Sir ff. D. Bell and Aeent-Geceralship— An orchestra biisefl an audience „. ... 5 Subscription list in aid of Sufferers by Bush Fireg 1 Sale of racehorses in Sydney '. 4 Shooting at an English M.P. ... ... 15 Tooleydaddles ; or Tho Mystery of Mountain ... ... ... ... 13 The Ddke of Ellbbmerb : or a Jewish Maiden's Love. By Bertha M. Clay, author of "Set in Diamonds," "Undine's Marriage," &o 3 Wreck of the Barqde Emelie— ■ Captain and 8 men drowned— VeHsel in rotten state— Dreadful position of tnon „, „, „, 6 Wbil the oext century wjU bs lik« <„ 13