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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8954, 10 December 1890, Page 3

L MOU R. Ex Kingdom of Swede* — 7 Oases Christmas Goods 4 Oases General Stationery 1 Bale Drapers' Paper 1 Case Musical Instruments ' Arrived ex lonic — 3 Cases Books, Magazines, and Christmas Goods. Is^ All the above'v&ll be opened in about a week. Come one ! Come all S and see the New Stock. Agentjfor W. A. KING, Printer. JOHJ* GILMOUR, Devon Street, NEW PLYMOUTH. n579

Shipping. UNIOS STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (Limited) \X TILL despatch steamers as under from * * the Breakwater (weather and other circumstances permitting) :—: — FOR MANUKAU— Takapuna, on SArURDAY, Dec. 13th. Wanaka, on TUESDAY, Dec. 16th. ' FOR SOUTHERN PORTS— Takapona, on TUESDAY. December 16tb. Wanaka, on FRIDAY, December 19th. Passengers booked through to London by Orient Line. EXCURS'ON SEASON, 1890-91. REDUCED FARES OVERALL THE Company's Lines. During the months of December, January, February, and March, Return Tickets at Reduced Fares will be issued, available for Return for Three Months from date of issue. West Coast Sounds Excursion. The s.s. TARAWERA will make Three Trips, the first from Port Chalmers about 14th January, 1891. &* Offices : BROUGHAM STREET. - M *k*k NORTHERN J^|^ STEAMSHIP 00. ■3teEJ2HKssi& (Limited.) FOR ONE HUNG A, From Waitara— Gairlooh, s.s., from Waitarn.on FRIDAY (December 12th), at 9.30 p.m. Gaieloch, e.s., from Waitara, on TUESDAY (December 16th), at 10 p.m. Gaibloch, s.s., from Waitara, on FRIDAY (December 19lh)> at midnight. EX URSION SEASON, 1890-91. During the months of Deccmhfr, January, February, and Mnrcb, Return Tickets at RfdjeeJ Fureo will bo issued, available for lelurn for Three Months from date of issue. igET Cnr^o rnuut be booked and alongside one hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's office, or on board prior to sailing. W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, Gilmonr's Buildings, Qrou^hnm-st., and Weßt Quay, Waitara. Waitnra, December 9. 1890. h471t0 THOS. AVERY DRAWS special attention to his new importation of FANCY GOOD*, Comprising Workboxes aud Companions, Pooket Bo^ks and Purses in Russia and Morocco, Albums, Photo Frameß aud Screens, Ladies* Bngs, Card Cases, Inkstands, Blotting Cases, Presentation Books, Children's Annuals, and numerous Fancy Articles for old and young. The choice of CHRISTM AS & NEW YEAR C \RDS not to be surpassed in New Zealand. A coneknment of BALL POINTED PENS to suit any writing. New Zealand and Imported Diarieß. To be givott away shortly — Avery'S Illustrated Almanac and Dia r y. T. AVERY; Printer & Stationer, New Plymouth. a 491 CRITERION LIVERY AND BAIT STABLEH. FRED OALGHER, "PROPRIETOR of the, above, notifies to * ljis patrons and the public generally that he has had the stables completely renovated and materially enlurged, so thnt bo can now o£er Bplendid accommodation for Horses und Buggies. Every care and attention given to palions. A largo number of Single and Double Buggies, Saddle Horses, Brukes, &a., on lw • t moderate obarges. 0660 P. C- MORTON, Shippikg, Fouwabding, and Commission Agbnt, Land and Estate Agknt. Wool, Flax, and all kindo of dairy Jand other produce^consigned to Australia an<* England. <gT Address, — BROUGHAM STREET, New Plymouth. 887 h b tc BOARD and RESIDENCE/COMFORTABLE and Boomy Apart- >-' mttnts for Visitors or Invalids, in a Charmingly-situated House just outside New Plymouth. Sea view. " Terms moderate. ! """^ Also for Hire, A finelupstanding GENTLEMAN'S BACK. MBS. BERRIDGE, Tbe Grange 96 oo Belt Bold, N#w Plymouth