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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8784, 21 May 1890, Page 1

OF THR EMPIRE TEA Coirjpany's BLENDED TEAS ARE AS FOLLOWS : Each Blend is of the finest quality at the price marked. Each Blend i~ guaranteed of a uniform quality throughout the year. _— .» Each Blend is pleasant in flavour, and gives universal satisfaction. D. RUR/INEY, LANCASHIRE HOUSE, IS now well stocked with a good supply of choice AUTUMN and WINTER iGOODS, contesting of all the latest novelties ia dreee goods. Having bought a large etock of LADIES' ULSTERS, will be able to give real good Bargains. A large quantity of Remnants to be sold cheap. See prices in window ; all marked under cost. Also a large stock of Men's Youths', and Boys' made up Clothing, at the lowest possible prices. Topcoats, Waterproofs, Oilskin Coats. A large assortment of Football Jerseys. Dp UMNEY thanks the public for • •*■*• their patronage ia Measured Suits, which he hopes will be dnn continued. In this department, to hand 500 patterns to select from. A large fitock'always on hand of Grocery, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Fruits in Season. Smoked and fresh fish to arrivo every Tuesday and Friday, D. RUMNEY, LANCA HIRE HOUSE. EAVBSTAFF PIANOS. H, COLLIEB kf CO. MATT-OPAL TYPES (PATENTED). NEW PROCESS IN PHOTOGRAPHY. Messrs Photographers to His Excellency The Might Bun the Earl of Onslaw, Governor of New Zealand. Fibst Prize Medallists, Sydney, Mcl bourne, New Zealand, and Colinderies Exhibitions. MESSRS Wrigglesworth & Binns beg respectfully to call the attention of visitors to Wellington to the large display of specimens of the above Nno Process in Photography now 3n vie n in the veßtibule of their Btudio, No. 7, Willis-atrset, Wellington, nearly opposite the Empire Hotel. OPINIONS Or THE PBESS. Tabanaki Herald, December 14 : — " The specimens sent are so exquisitely soft in tint, and the figures so artistically posed, that they have the appearance of mezzo-tiuto engravingß, splendidly executed, and printed on an opal surface. The press in all parte of tbe colony speak in the highest terms of this ' new process,' but so beautiful are the pictures, that none of the newspapers, we consider, have been abla to do full justice to their merits." New Zealand Herald (Auckland), Nov 29.—" The delicate pearly Burface given to the pictures by the new process is very pleasing, and a new departure from the old style. There iB every reaeou to believe that the dear Opal Type will come into popular favor, as being a great improvement on all other methods of silver printing. The new photos require only to be seen to be appreciated." Harlborough Express, Nov. 27.—" We have no hesitation in saying that the MattOpul Type will revolutionise photography, and be universally adopted." Otago Daily Times, Nov. 26.— "There is little doubt the firm have made an important dieoovery." New Zealand Times (Wellington), Nov. B._»The 'Matt-Opal Types,' while poa* sessing all the character, and even more than the beauty, of the oroiaaryopal piotures, are perfectly free from the ob« jeotionable characteristics of the latter, being unbreakable, and a trifle less in weight than tho oommon enamelled photograph." &792 je2o FARM FOE SALE. ' AN excellent Bash Farm of 405 Acrei, Level j being Sections 148 and 144, Uos. One mile from Dornam lioad Railway Station, Extensive and substantial imp>ove< taentt ; well subdivided. The above can be told ac a whole, or in two f aims it required. For terms apply to me, on the property. PBTBB MoALLISTEBr Durham Boad, 10th August, 188?,; \l2Bt* MOaEY TO LEND IN LARGE OB SMALL SUMS AT LOWSET OUBBENI BATBS, ALSO,— Town And Country Propertiei tor Sals or to Let.— Apply to AETHUB &IANJDIBH, 70ft hi) fiottritor,