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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8764, 28 April 1890, Page 3

her late visit south from the first houses in the trade, and are the newest goods direct from London. Being exceptionally well bought, she can price them very low and guarantee all the lines as wonderfully cheap and the value unsurpassed. Tho remainder of the stock is still being offered at tho clearing out prices previously advertised, and the sale will continue till everything ia disposed of, when the premises will be positively closed. — Advt Flatulence and Indigestion which cause so much wretchedness nnd misery, mentally, and physically, to persons of sedentary habits, may be removed by using licnshaws' unfermented and non-intoxicat-ing Ginger Wine. It is exceedingly good and effective. Advt. ( For continvation of news see 4th page. )

uidbU ft -! __ biribUSl WURTH BROS' &nind €k'cns. GLORIOUS RECEPTION and BRILLIANT SUCCESS of THIS TRULY GREAT CIRCUS in Taranaki District. Hundreds Turned Away Ijnst Saturday Nisut! Thousands Deliglitcit and Astonishedt Hundreds and Hundreds left tho Circus last Saturday night determined to come again. COME AND SEE OUtt BEAUTIFUL HORSES AND PONIES 1 Come and sco our Marvellous MIDGSTS AND LAD? RIDERS ! OUR EDUCATED TRICK PONIES 1 1 And Other Dumb Animals. LAST EIGHT! LAST Nia^T ! ! of THIS GIGANTIC ORGANISATION ! in New Plymouth. A Grand Changs in the Programme THIS EVENING, introducing Nuw ami Novel Features never witnessed before in New Zealand. The Whole of tho Electrifying Programme to conclude with the ever-^reen -ENGLISH EQUESTRIAN DRAMA"DICK TUBPlH'tf RIDE TO YORK." The Wirth Brothers pride themselves on tho scale of niu^nitude in which they produce the Equestrian Spectucle. Tub Life and Death of BONNY B L \ C X BESS is something realistic. All persona who were unablo to gain admission on Saturday evening will be admitted this evening ou producing the ticket. Doois open al 7 ; commence at 8 sharp. GRAND OPEN-AIR CJNCEIIT ! Every Evening from 7 to 8 o'clock, by WIIITH BROS' SILVExI CORNET BAND. Remember! The Last Night N.B. — Inspection of Stud invited, free of charge, at our stables. All Accounts against Wirth Bros, must be handed in before six o'clock this evening, as the Company leaves by special train to-morrow morning. ' 612 ap2B J. HART, "DEGS to intimate that he will Bupply HOT PIES and COFFEE from date at the Taranaki ■ Oyster Saloon, from 7 to 11 o'clock p.m. Smoked Fish a'waya on hand. 513 my 10 R. COCK, TDEING OVERSTOCKED in tho following Lines, WILL SELL, FOR CASH— £-cwt. box Prime Soap, 6 s 6^ 121 b. box Tea, 12s Prime New Tea, ]s 6<* Luuch Biscuits, 44 V et Starch, 6d per lb. New Jam, 5 s per dozen Sunlight Soap, Is 6d per box All other Goods at Lowest Prices for CASH firo^gfiaii! $?reet \X7ANTbD KNOWN,— That we have got a well assorted stock of Men's and Boyo' Clothing at very low prices. Hodbkhold Stobkb, Devon-street, New Pl\ mouth. SPECIAL "¥OTIOS C y. SORRKNSEN & CO. BEING about to relinquish tho DUAPERY BUSINESS ben to ibank the public for their kind support nuiiutr the laut eighteen montbß, und to state that they intend to sell the wlioli; Htock of DRAPERY, commencing Wednesday, April 23rd, ut such prices as have never been k.nown FOR CASH. They invite tbe public to take this opportunity to come and see for themselves, nnd poture seme of the btßt largains ever offered. COPENHAGEN HOUSE, Devon-Blreot East. 567hbjyl8 __ 5 PRIZES for Tea were awarded at tbe , Exhibition Tea Contest to John E»rto ajttd Co,, gpy Qu^JHtrset, A,yq.&!imd.,