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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 8971, 2 January 1891, Page 2

Our contemporary the Wanganui Herald can take " the cake " for the' best joke of the season, but which, however, has been made at ite own expense. In its Wednes*— - day's issue it commences its " Note's and Comments " as follows : — "' Bright prospects of prosperity for Wanganui. There will be no issue of the Herald ip-morrow." Great Christmas Sale of Boots and Shoes. F.J.Jones has received 'for the Christmas trade a splendid selection of Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes suitable for the summer season,)" which will be offered at very low prices. Come and see Men's, Youths' ana Boys' Boots and Shoes at the lowest possible prices. All ' goods fresh and new. Goods sold for cash only, at the very lowest prices. Jones' Cash Boot Depot, Wright's Buildings. Advt. To avoid mistakes ask for Wolfe's Schnapps.

The steamship Tainui arrived from England in the early part of the week, after a rapid passage. By it came a very choice selection of new goods specially selected by John Avery for the Christmas season, among which are a new line in accordeons, the celebrated ' " Imperial," including " Vox Humana " (human voice), Tom Thumb, and Prince orWales, which for tone and finish are not to be excelled. Also a personally selected line in Bilveruiounted pipes, cigar and cigarette cases,(in Russia leather), gentlemen's dressing cases, &o. J. A. invites an early inspection of this special shioment. — Advt. Many a Btrong young man has gone to an early grave through that dread disease consumption. First a slight cold ; then a light cough ; then pains in the chest ; difficulty of breathing; formation of thick mucus ; until at last the monster has the victim tightly in its folds. The most powerful, certain, and at the same time safe, remedy against consumption, if, only used properly «od in tiaw , in {tanghtwi' MQQargb of f ftifl^DVT,