Page 4 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8934, 17 November 1890, Page 4

TICK Tick ia synonymous with credit, and probably is derived from the word time. There is but one kind of tick worth having. The tick of a Waterbmy watch. Neither is it too previous, nor a laggard, but alwayß exactly on time, and if you heed the monition of its ever faitbfnl warnings you, too, will be prompt, reliable, andßnccesaful. JOHN AVERY. New Pl} mouth. CAUTION If you want correct time and a watch, which, ineveutof accident can be cheaply and efficiently repaired. AVOID the cheap trashy, Swiss burglarbaits sometimes sold to the unwary as tirnekepeers. Consult public opinion in the matter — not the interests of some pettifogging dealer, who only too eagerly foists upon you a useless, rubbishy, and worthless article for the sake of gaining a little extra profit, and who cares little for your execrations which will surely be showered on his head in thd nsar future. It you consult public opinion you will beyond a shadow of a doubt BUY A WATERBURY, the testimony in favor of: which as a reliable and accurate timekeeper is overwhelming, add which moreover in event of injury can be efficiently repaired at low cost by takingor sending it to one of our copmany's repair agencies, established in various centres of the colonies. THE WATERBURY maye b obtained i from any leading or respectable storekeeper, price (series E) 13s 6d, series (J or L) 20s. JOTIN AVERY Nkw Plymouth EVERY HOtJSEHOLD-especially whero there are young cnildren— should Ijg provided ivith Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral, tho prompt use of •which has saved innumerable lives. Its effect is immediate and certain . It stops coughing, promotes expectoration, and soothes the irritated membrane. The most famous and successful Cough-Cure in tho Trorld, it has no equal as a remedy for asthma, bronchitis, inflamed tonsils, loss of voice, -whooping-cough, croup, and the sudden pulmonary complaints to •which children are liable. Taken in the eirly stages of consumption, it often cures that disease and always checks its progress; and even at a later period in the malady, it relieves the distressing cough and induces needful repose. A safe, palatable, and economical medicine, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral should be always at hand in case of an un« foreseen and sudden emergency. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, O PRKPAEED BY Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. Sold by Druggists and Medicine Vendors. HTHE TARANAKI HERALD •*• PJBLISHED DAILY Price, Id — Subscription per quarter 6s 6d. THE BUDGET ob TARANAKI WEEKLY HERALD PUBLISIIBD EVERY SATOEDAY. Price, 3d ; or per quarter in advance 3 TERMS FOR ADVERTISING. Advt. of 16 words...One Shilling Advt. of 24 words...One Shilling & Sixpence Advt. of 32 words...Two Shillings Advt. of 40 words.. .Two Shillings & sixpence. Advertisements by space, 3s 6d per inch. No advertisement o£ less value than 2s 6d can be booked ;that amount, therefore, will be charged on all Is, Is 63, and 2s advertisements unless paid for at the time. All advertisements must be pre-paid, except where an account has been regularly opened. It is particularly requested that all advertisements for insertion in the Daily Hkrald should be left at the office not later tjan noon so as to ensure insertion in the same day's paper. Double Column advertisemets — which are only inserted on our fourth page— and alterations of standing advertisement? must be sent in to the office not later tbao 3 o'clock the previous day. Standing Advertisements for Three and Six Months can be arranged for at a Liberal Discount. Notice to discontinue advertisements (unless where number of insertions is mentioned on original order) must be forwarded in writing, addressed to the Manager, not later than 10 a.m. oa days of publication. AUTHORISED AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS. Inglewood ... ... Mb 7. MoOabthy Hawera Mb/J. Davidsow Urenui ... ... ... Mb Rowk TARANAKI HERALD and BUDGET may be PURCHASED from the following storekeepers—' New Plymouth — Mr J. Avery, Devon-street Mrs Bo wen, Devon-street iLast Mr Brasch, Devon-streeet next Town Bridge Mies Cottier, Brougham-stree Mr Crocker, Devon-street Mrs Francis, Devon-street West. Mr Gilmonr, Devon-street Mr White, corner of Courtenay ana Elliot-streets Mr Hendry, Brougham-street. Mr Webb, Devon-street Mr McKay, comer of Devon and VVatsoo streets Mrs Pierce, Devon-street East Mrs Yates, Broughauu-street Mr Roberts, Devon-Sv eet Mr West, Currie-street Mr Veale, Devon-si oet, Co-operative Store, Currie-strpot tfITZROY— PUNGABEHU— Mr D. JoneE Mr Mcßeyuolda Bell Block — Nobmanby — Mr C. Callaghan Messrs Robine and Leppebton— Pierard Mr Curd Hawbba — , Waitara — Mr Davidson Mr Clark Patea — Inglewood — Mr J. K3nworthv Mr Franklyn Übknui-^-Mr Marsh Mr P.owe Messrs Curtis Bros Oakdja — AlessrsTyer Bros. MrAdlam Lever & Sons Mr West Midbirst— Okato— Mr Him Wing Km Mr W. Syme Mr Karjeanr - Rahotu — Stratford — Mr J. MoOnllau Messrs Curtisf; Westown — Mr J. Mulree Mr Hughson MrWatkins- Moioroa — Waipoko— Mr Honevtield Mr Speok Ngaibe — Opuhake-- Mr G. H, Apple Messis.' Newman gate Bros. Eltham— ManAia— Mr < hew Choag MrGilmour Mr Wilkinson TABATA — TIKOBANGI— Mr Clifford Mr H. Faull Tabiki Road— ■ Mr Therknyum