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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8759, 22 April 1890, Page 1

NEW ZEALAND % To Parents and Guardians— 2 < ?j 1 Vv large RFSortment of Boys' N rt { and Yontbs' (-'loihicg, made from p O ( the Ci'lebrnted Mongiel Tweciiu o { which for Fit, tftyle, nnd Durability y S we uneqnnl'eri, Oj „ We wish to impress the public ol _ t>» N.P. with the fact that all Oooir £2 q RTe made in o«r o«n Factory O_ ■g Dowlipg-Bt:ect, Dunedin, and told £? retail through our Branches at g* pq Factory Price. a q 15oy»' School fluiiii — a great .^ ~P variety in Washing Materials. .8 Each Department is now replete o q^ wi>h Novelties for the present g" O season. H q Boys', Men's, nnd Youth' Olotb- V 1 ng, Hosiery, Bhirts, Tics, s&c _, ra Tailoring ip all its blanches. d llalu — Speciallj made in all 'the <J p £| now shapes. O g A few Werthoni Hand Mnchines P fS at grp«itly reduced prices, W \1 $ P lIAI-LRNBTEtN BIIOS , g Manufacturers, <rii<^ BrnncD, * Devon ?iuebt ,W. fl CLAKKB M/nnger. ->^^^ V^ V^' N '"' lih tc I^bown, {^AURBfr""^ QoTi TEA CIRCULAR. WE would not bave ventured to cuter ■with newly-adopted fkill and all our strerglh in tho TEA-PACKING TRAD? had we not something VERY &PEOAI AND STUIKING to introduce, igaT Our wcllrknovm Brands of Coffees toe have also adopted for our Teas, and the Colombo G&rden Brand, 2/10 per ib Excelsior Brand Standard Brand, 2/4 per lb Lion Brand, 2b per lb. consist of a blending of that so very famous and renowned Tea in vogue and all tte rage in England, THE CEYLON TEA. Ouf N A.MX on each respective Brand will suffice as a guarantee of the good value of each quality. But one of onr best brands will be tte COLOMBO GARDEN CEYLON TEA, A Pearl or a Koh-i-noor amongst al 1 . Teas that have come bsfoie the Public yet. The price 2s lOd per lb for this Tea we mftde so low, wishing to intrcduce the sime, and making a profit by the quantity of its sale. Jts real value will be ascertained hy its economical quality. One pound of Ibis Tea will go as far as l£ pounds of any other Tea, and the consumer will bave the excellence of its fluvour into the bargan. it is the Bouquet of ail the best blends procurable from C olombo direct. dure to he hke<l by all, and will ufr doubt secure ns the success we aim at. BROWH. "BARRETT & CO., iea and Coffee Merchants, Auckland. hb;t 0 "UIAVEBTAFF PIANOS. Hi H. Collier k Co O O B B & C O.'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, BETWEEN New Plymouth, Hawera, via Opunake, and Waituute Plains. CORRECTED liME TABLE FROM MAY Ist, 1888. THE Coach leaves Mr Walker's White Dart Hotel on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9.30 a.m. fo- Opnnake ; returning on Toesday, Thdksday, and ! Saturday at 4.30 p.m. TIME TABLE, j t£,taaTe« Monday, Leaves Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. and Saturday. a. ni. a. m. j New Plymouth 9 30 Opunake... 9 30 Oakura „...11 0 Rahotu 11 0 n. m. Ok&to 115 Pungareha 11 30 p. m. Pongnrehn........ 2 30 Okato 1 15 Rahotu 3 0 Oakura 3 0 Opunake urr 4 30 N.Ply'tharr4 30 Further particulars apply to? M. JO»ES,: h404 tc Proprietor. [established 1882.1 RJAHOTU COACH BE.RVIOE To & fbom New Plymouth. EVERY Wednesday and Satdbday— will leave Rahotu Hotel at 5.30 a.m. ; Paribaka Road at 5.55 a.m. ; Pungarebu at 6 a.m. ; Warea at 6.30 a.m.; Puneho at 7 a.m.; Okato at 8 a.m.; Tatara at 8.20 a.m. ; Abuabu at 8.4 j a.m. ; Oakura at 9.16 a.m. j Omata at 9.50 a.m. Arrive at New Plymouth at 10.30 s.tii. Leave New Plymouth at 3 p.m. ; arrive Rahotu at 8 p.m. PaeueDgerp oon be comfortably provided witb breakfast and tea at moderate charges at Okato, where tbe coach stops half-cn-bour to change horsee. In conjunction with the above Coach Service, a Luggage Van will run to suit tbe convenience of passengers' heavy luggage, &c. Booking offices : McCullum's General Store, Rabotu, and Richardson's A <«onk Stableß, New Plj mouth. 5 For further paiticulars, apply to JA&ES,MoOULLUM, Proprietor fT AGENT FoITtHE BUDGET. TARANAKi FOUNDRY. P W . O X B V, ENGINE R-iMILLWRICHT BLACKSMITH IR NAN ;?RABB FOUNDER POWIBBHAM STJSBET, W B W FFYHOITH 120 h>. *-r *T*HE principal prize-takers at the Tee + Contobt at DiJDndin were John Earle and C 0.,,207, Queen-street, Auffilaßd,