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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8934, 17 November 1890, Page 3

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WANTED to Purchase, — A Secondhand MILK SEPARATOR. — Apply at this office. 8661 STAMMERING and STUTTEBING. "DEV. OWEN CDBWEN, for a numbei ■*•*• of years himself an inveterate stutterer, und who has effected a number of cures within the past two years, will cure any case by his system, however bud the patient may be, providing there bo no malformation of the organs. RKV- OWEN CUKWEN, Ben - Sc -> AUCKLAND P.O. A cure guaranteed in every case undertaken (state peculiar form of storamer, age when contracted, present age, hereditary or not). aG62 SACKED CONCERT REHEARSALS. THIS WEEK : Soloists only ... ... Toesday, 7 30. Full Chorus Fbiday, 7.30 Usual place of meeting, 0665 T. BLANCHETT. NOTICE. TOURING Dr. Christie's temporary U absence, Dr. Money will take charge of bis practice, and may be consulted at the nsuul hours at Dr. Christie's residence At other times be will be found at Mrs C. Moon's (Round Honse), Devon-street. n63fi £2 REWARD, LOST,— Gold Nugget PENDANT for watchchain, between Mr J. U. Parker's and my house, on or about November 3rd. The above reward will be paid to anyone returning it to WONG WAH, a 622 Dawßon-street. A YES FAFF PIANOS. 11. COLLIBR It CO NOTICE. WALTER WRIGHT requests all who are indebted to him to settle or make arrangements on or before 30th November, as he is leaving the district early in December. New Plymouth, November 15, 1890. a 537 Tenders TO BUILDERS. np^NDERS will be received at my office ■»• till 4pm. on Thursday, 27th inst., for the ERECTION of ADDITIONS to Banking Premises at Manaia for Bank of New Zealand. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES SANDERSON, Architect. King's Buildings, November 17, 1890. a 664 ELECTION OF MAYOR FOR TEE Borough of New Plymouth for tbe ensuing year. WHEREAS tbe following Candidates have been nominated: — Jami s Bellbikqer Clement W. Ggv&tt The Poll will be taken on Wednesday, 26th November iDStanf, in the Council Chamber, Town Full. Brougham-street, between the hours o r 9 am. and 6 pm. THOS. HEMFIOtf, Returning Officer. 17th November, 1890. u663 CRITERION LIVERY AND BAIT STABLEB. FRED CALGHEB, PROPRIETOR of the above, notifies to ■L his patrons and the public generally that he has bad the stableß completely renovated and materially* enlarged, so that he can now offer splendid accommodation for Horses and Buggies. Every care and attention given to pat tods. A large number of Single and Double Buggies, Saddle Horses, Brakes, &c, on hire ut moderate charges. u660 RESIOVI! D Owing to Enlarge jj eat of imsine s. RI MOVED ! EEMOVBD 1 1 SORRENSEN & CO., GENERAL MERCHANT?, BEG to notify our many patrons in town and country that we are alive and kicking — kicking vigorously ! — eo much so as to luve necssbitated morn apace, and we have, therefore, removed into those spacious buildings now known as THE TARANAKI STORE, Nearly Opposite Courthouse, and, in addition to a large und varied assortment of Djapery, Clothing, Groceries, and Patent Medicines, we have just received a lar^e shipment of XMAS FANCY GOODS. Come and ccc our Specially imported. Can't be beaten. ACCORDEONS I— Sharps and Flats a spec : ulty 1 Note the Address — TARANAKI STORE, B'.OUCHAM STRfcET. Also Buyers of PRIME BUTTER. p W. BIN NET & SONS V\ 001, Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow, Graiu, and General Produce Brokers, Corn Exchange, FoKr-sTHistiT, AUCKLAND. nide, Bkin und Tallow Polo fceld eveiy luesday »i 11 o'clock. QeLeral Produce cale held every % EDNEfeDAY at 11 o'clock, We ectas Sellit g Brokers orly, and never have goods of cur owu for e*le, bo code )• tuen a cvii buve no fear of iniereiU clp.ebii «. Account BuiSi renoergd. en soi/R &• piwibie after vie, IMbt*