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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8957, 13 December 1890, Page 3

I L M OU R. Ex Kingdom of Sweden— 7 Oases Christmas Goods 4 Oases General Stationery 1 Bale Drapers' Paper 1 Oase Musical Instruments Arrived ex lonic — 8 Oases Books, Magazines, and Christmas Goods. ItiT All the above\vnll be opened in about a week. Come one ! Come all ! and see the New Stock. Agentjfor W. A. KING, Printer. JOHJN GILMOUR, Devon Steeet, j NBW PLYMOUTH. a 579

_ Shipping. UNJOff STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND (Limited) \X7ILL despatch steamers as under from y * the Breakwuter (weather and other circumstances permitting) :—: — FOR MANUKAU— Wanaka, on TUESDAY, Dec. 16th. FOR SOUT3ERN PORTS— Takapdna, on TUESDAY, December 16tb. Wanaka, on FRIDAY, December 19th. Passengers booked through to Londen by Orient Line. EXCURSION 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.p. TARAWERA will make Three Trips, tbe first from Port Chalmerß about 14th January, 1891. W Offioes : BROUGHAM STREET. -«k-. NORTHEBN Jggf^ STEAMSHIP Co. "2&Esssal& (Limited.) FOR ONEQUNGA, from Waitara— Gaiblooh, h.s., from Waitnra, on TUESDAY (December 16th), at 10 p.m. Gairlooh, s.s., from Waitum, on FRIDAY (Dosember 19th), at midnight. Fbom Breakwatkb — Gaibloch, s.s., from Breakwater, on TUESDAY (Dec. 23rd), at 10 p.m. EX URSION SEASON, 1890-91. During the months oi: Doorrnber, January, February, and Marcb, Uotnrn Tickets at Reduced Fures will be issued, available for intura for Three Months from date of issue. Ijg" Cargo muet be booked-und alongside ono hour before sailing. Passage Tickets must be taken at the Company's office, or on board prior to sailing. . W. D. WEBSTER, Agent, Gilmour'a Buildings, Broughara-st., and Weßt Quay, Waitnra. Waitara, December 13, 1890. b471t0 WAITARA SHIPPING 00. JJJ&^HE 8.8. TERRANORA, 199 ■*• ton's, 450 horse power, will leave — FOR LYTTELTON DIRECT. From Waitara, on WEDNESDAY, December 17th. To enable shippers of Butter, Flax, and other produce to ship by thee.s. Ruapehu, Weather and other circumstances permitting. For freights and passages apply to Mr. N. Kinjr^ New Plymouth; Newnmn Bros., Opunaka ; M. Hogaa & Co., Wanganui : W. &G. Turnbull, Wellington. FRED. BLUOK, a 795 Managing Agent, Waitara.

ISW fiBBISTU&S THOS. AVERY DRAWS special attention to his new importation of Fa.NOY GOOIV, Comprising Workboxes aud Companions, Pocket Bo jks and Purses in Rnesia and Morocco, Albums, Photo Frames and Screens, Ladies 1 Bags, Unrd Cases, Inkstands, Blotting Oases, Presentation Books, ' hildren's Annuals, and numerous Fancy Articles for old and young. The ohoioe of CHRI VI M *S & N£W Y3AB C \RDS not to be surpassed in New Zealand. A consi\ nment of BALL POINTED PENS to suit any writing. New Z-ealand and Imported Diaries. To be given' away shortly — Avemts Illustrated Almanac and Dia-y. T. AVERY, Printer & Stationer, New Plymouth. a 491 P. O. MORTON, I Shipping, Forwarding, and Commission j Agbnt, I Land and Eotatb Agent. Wool, Flax, and all kinds of dairy and other produae'eonsigned to Australia am* England. @" Address, — BROUGHAM STREET, New Plymouth. 887bbtp EMPIRE TEA ICOMPANY'B,, ,< mpi aa- B aan c, .L