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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8954, 10 December 1890, Page 2

Wolfe's Schnapps, 40 years before the public. Buy original unopened bottles. Mr E. T. Petty draws the attention of his numerous patrons to the fact that he has opened in the spacious shop adjoining his usual place of business, and has displayed therein for sale fancy goods, toys of every description (the bargains on the 3d, 6d, 9d, and Is tables being unrivalled); also furniture of every description (the best stock in town),crockery (a splendid variety),mattings, carpets, and linoleum. ,He also wishes to draw the attention of the public to the stock in his usual place of business,; which comprises brass and iron bedsteads' of superior quality —his own importing.' —Advt. Mr F. A Ford's advertisement will be found on our first page. —Advt. Attention is directed to Messrs Ambury and Tring's advertisement on our fourth, page. —Advt. Be careful you obtain the genuine Wolfe's Schnapps. Messrs Dingle and Corke respectfully invite the public to inspect their stock of Christmas toys and fancy goods, displayed in the shop known as " Cash Palace," formerly occupied by Mr Creagmile, and also in their old well known premises. Their shilling-and Bixpenny tables are loaded witn toys of every description, the value being better than ever before given in Taranaki. They have also just received a very large consignment of furniture, fancy goods, and crockery, which is now on view in their old shop, and will be sold at very low rates. Repairs of all kinds done on the premises by competent workmen ; also undertaking. Call and inspect. Advt. Reserve your purchases of Christmas and New Year's presents. A large variety of latest novelties in fancy goods, toys and Christmas cards, will be on view in a few days. -Advt. Attention is directed to Mr R. Cock's advertisement of the Standard Teas, which will be found on our fourth page.—Advt. Beware of inferior spirit being passed ou you as the genuino Wolfe's Schnapps. Bo on the watch lest you come to an untimaly end. Inflammation of the lungs, bowels, liver, or kidneys is often fatal. Benahaws' Monarch of Pain isthemwit powerful rotnqdy.x-ADVT,