Exhibitions. THE WELLINGTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION'S ANNUAL SHOW WILL take place on the Hutt Park Racecourse on WEDNESDAY c 6 THURSDAY, tlit 26th and 27th NOVEMBER. SALE DAY ON FRIDAY, THE 28th. i OVER p/?AA WILL BE AWARDED IN Prizes TO Horses Cattle Sheen Pi^s Sheep 19ogs Poultry Agricultural & Hairy Produce, Implements, «&c. Special Prizes of £10 10s for £alt Butter for export. All particulars end ci.try forms may be \ obtained from Mr J. C Gforgs, New Pljmou b, or from the Secretary, W. H, DAY, 3, Qrov-atreet, n531 Wellington. TARaNAKI HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. rnHE ANNUAL IXHIBITION will be held on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1890. Members are retnine'ei that Subscriptions are due. Tickets and Catalogues may be obtained from EDW. HUMPHRIES, n236 Hon. Sec. • o CO Xro Sas£ CO § go -> cnl— 9 2. si i * I I "o CD Money Money FOR NEW PLYMOUTH. I. BALEK d Co., LICENSED PAWNBROKERS, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. MONEY lent from £1 to £150 on Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Diamond Rings, every class of Jewehy, Plate Books, Firearms, and all kinds of Merchan disc. Fireproof Safes kept for the protection o property important" notice. CLIENTS in Now Plj mouth and District" requiring an advance upon Gold or Silver watches, or any of the ab^ve class of goods, can forward them by rail or book poßt for a very small amount, immediately upon receipt of which a very liberal sum will be leujitted by Post Office order, or as directed, with ticket giving a full description of article pledged and directions for redeeming, wbicb, by forwarding tbe amount and interest, the goods will be safely and securely packed and posted to the sender, which will be received next day. All business s'rictly confidential. Correspondence solicited, when all infor mation will be given, thus giving New Plymouth people an opportunity to borrow unv amount within twenty-four hours. Branches at Timnru and Aehburton, Reference— Colonial Bank a 285 t EMPIRE TEA~ {COMPANY'S TjEAQON BRAND, 3^ MESSRS WEST & JURY, HAVLNU taktn over ihe Livery und Bait Stablts lately occupied by Mr M^nott, opposite Mr Moron's, wish to notify the publio that they are now in a position to supply Braken, Wugnonettes, Buggies, Cubs, Saddle Horses, &v , ut v moment's notice; and hope, by strict attention to business, civility, and careful execution of all orders, to cuorit a fair share of patronage. Horses bought, sold, or 1 exchanged. Hay, Straw, Chaff, &0., alwuys on band. a 243
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8934, 17 November 1890, Page 3
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408Page 3 Advertisements Column 6 Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8934, 17 November 1890, Page 3
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