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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8784, 21 May 1890, Page 2

TARANAKI LAND, BUILDING, and INVESTMENT SOCIETY (Permanent.) LESTABLISHED 1865.] Incorporated under " The Building Societies' Act, 1880." Dikeotors : Meesrs. T. King (Chairman), A. and D. Slmttlewortb, Richard Cook, J. T. Davis, J. Paul, and W. H. J. Sefferu. Solicitor : Mr Oliver Samuel. HPHE Society was established to provide A Members with the moans of investment and to enable them to acquiro freehold property. Tho Society has adhered to the principle on which it was founded, viz., that all the profits bo equally divided among tho Members, Borrowers, and Investors alike. Particulars as to the working of the Society and the conditions on which money can be borrowed may be obtained from j ROBT. G. BAUCHOPE, ) Brougham street, Secretary. i New Plymouth. 199 ja3l— 90 IV/TR. J. 0. GREENWOOD iVI Dental Surgeon, DEVON STREET. j Rooms : Vcaleh Buildings (side entrance.) Mr. H. G. FORLONG, L.D.S. (disqualified Surgeon Dentist), will tuke charge of Mr J. C. Greenwood's practico in his übaence. Fees reduced to Auckland and Wellington rates, with all the latest iuiprovemonta in Dental fcionco. I Nitrous Oxide G«s will be administered | for half tho usual fee. nf>so to ! Ginger Snaps. Ono pint of molasses (treacle) ono teaspoonful of butter and I lard, mixed, two teaspoonfuls of Renshaws' i Perfected Baking Powder, two thirds of a I toiicupful of boiling water, two tablespoonf uls of ginger. Mix as quickly as possible with enough flour to roll out thin, and bake quickly to a light brown. A nvr.

The inquest was continued to 12 o'clock on Tuesday night. The jury, accompanied by tho Coroner, •ounsel, polico, and others connected with the inquest were driven to the Avenue Road this (Wednesday) afternoon to view the places montioned in Francis Richards' evidence. It has been decided to postpone the ordinary meeting of the Land Board from Monday next to the following Monday. There were sixteen patients in the hospital on April 1, three woro admitted, and nine discharged during the month, leaving ten at the end of the month. The daily average was 12 p l 6. The marriage of Mr G. M. Kebbell with Miss Wheeler, sister of tho popular skipper of the s.s. Wakatipu, was celebrated at St. Mark's Church, Sussex-square, Wellington, by the Rev. R. Cofliey on Monday afternoon. The first two numbers of the Egmont Settler, a paper to be issued twice a week at Stratford, have reached us. It is full of I news, and seems to be a well conducted paper. We wish our contemporary every success. We havo received a letter referring to tho evidence being given at tho inquest on the Recreation Ground murder ; but our correspondent must excuse us inserting it. Whilst Mr Samuel is present wo have no fear that anything will escape his notice that the Coroner's attention should be called to. We think it better for correspondents to abstain from commenting on the evidence, at least for the present, M Hood has much pleasure in offering the ladies of New Plymouth some of the choicest autumn goodß she has yet shown. They were all personally selected during 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. The remainder of the stock is still being offered at the clearing out prices previously advertised, and the sale will continue till everything is disposed of, when the pr*ntfiß* yr'M be positively eloet#,— Apvx