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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8949, 4 December 1890, Page 2

MAIL NOTICE!. Mails will bo closed at the Chief Postoffice, Devon-street, as follows: — 6IT For Paiinga, Bruce Bay, Jackson's Bay, Bi c Bay, Martin's Bay, and Milford Sound, per G.s. Hinemoa (from Wellington), close on Saturday, December 6tb, at 7 p.m. §^* For East Coast of South America, United Kingdom, and Europe, via Rio, per s.s. lonic (from Lyttelton), close on Monday, December Bth, at 7 p.m. For money orders on Monday, December Bth, at 4 p.m., and for registered letters and parcels at 5 p.m. Mail due at London January 22nd. F. D. HOLDSWORTH, Chief Postmaster.

MARRIAGE. TAYLOR— BROOKING.— Oa December 3rd, at St. Mary's Church, New Plymouth, by the Yen. Archdeacon Govett, William, eldest son of Robert Taylor, late of Jlahurangi, Auckland, to Mary, younger daughter of Francis Lang Brooking, of New Plymouth. NfcW PLYMOUTH INVESTMENT and LOAN SOCIETY (Permanent). Instituted 1876. Incorporated under "The Building Societies Act, 1880." Directors : Messrs. 11. Westoa (Chairann), \V. Cati3r, N. Ku=r, J. G. George, J. B. Connolt, C. T. Uuadie, and W. F. Brooking. Solicitor : j R. C. Hughes, Esq. - I Bankers : The Bank of Now Zeahn-L SECHtTiBY AND TbSABORSR : C. Rennell. D E P O~S I T S are received at the following rates of jntereat : — FIXSD FOR TWELVE MONTHS— Interest at S\ par ceut. per antium FIXED FOR SIX MONTHS— Interest at 5 per eeat. per auouni, 3 MONTHS, OR AT CALL— Interest at 4 per cent, per annutn. ' Losns granted on Freehold Property oh terms from one to twelve yeare at the option of the borrower. Office open daily from 10 to 4, Wednesday afternoons excepted. G. RENNELL, Secretary and Treasurer. Office, Brojaßham-Btreet. tB9 tc jAMUici SANDERSON, ARCHITECT. Offices . King's BoHdinge, over the Colonial Bank. Pitentee of combined Sash Fastener. Down-haul and Lift. th4o2 tc TABAJNAKI HEJH\LD AND BUDGET. STRATFORD BRANCH OFFICE. MR. T. H. Perm has been appointed R'.eident Agent and Correspondent for the Tabanaki Herald and Bodgkt. Temporary Offices: Messrs Cortis Brothers' Btores, Stratford. Becoming, as Stratford is, daily ef more and more importance, owing to its central position in the district, we have thought it necessary to appoint a resident a»ent nnd correspondent, who, being on the spot, will be able to represent ihe wants of the seltle.is through the columns of our paper in a more direct wanner than one not thoroughly identified with us Our largo circuiatioa within the Stratford district necepsitatc-B v closer connection with the people, even »t an additional out la j : imd aa Mr T. H. Pjsnn ib so wellknown und bo intimately acquainted witl the town and district, we feel cure he wili PH»lect no opportunity of benefiting the plaoe. All items of interest shoultF bo cou.municated to Mr Perm, who will also receive advertisements, &c, for the papers be reprpsenlo. ©

Slowly poisoned ! It is a startling fact that many people are slowly poisoned by the beverages they imbibe. Many brands of Lime Fruit Juice contain B"lphuric acid — a powerful poison. Insist on having Renshaw's Rarotonga Lime Fruit Juice ; it is guaranteed perfectly pure, and is the expressed juice of the lime fruit. — A;>v» To be borne in mind. What? That for the new year picnics and excursions the Concentrated Lemonade made by Renshaws is tne most delicious, refreshing, and wholesome of beverages. With hot water it in bettor them tea,— APVT.