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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 8987, 21 January 1891, Page 2

Messrs NolaD, Tonks & Co., of Hawera will hold a clearing salo far Messrs. Sorrenson & Co. at their Oaonui store on Tuesday next, January 27th. An extraordinary meeting- of the Cooperative Society will be held on Saturday, January 31st. F. A. Ford, Cheapside House, wishes to inform the inhabitants of New Plymouth and surrounding districts that he will commence a Great Jubilee Cash Sale on Saturday, the 24th January, for four weeks only, when all lines will be sold at cost and under for Cash. As tiie goods are all new, and mostly his own importing, some real bargains may be relied upon. Full particulars in future issue. — Advt. A Press .Association telegram from Hawera states that, " In view of the probable vacancy for the Egmont seat, a requisition is being circulated urging Mr R. C. Bruce, of Hunterville, to offer himself for election for this constituency." W. H. Webb has received ex Wanaka a large supply of Nelson f uits, apricots, plums, greengages, pears, also pineapple,s bananas, tomatoes, lemons, nectarines, etc. — Adv. £2,600 has been paid away in Wolfe's Schnapps £ orders. Mr E. J. O'Connor, member for the Buller, was a passenger by the express train to Wellington on Tuesday, and as Mr E. M. Smith, M.H.R., was travelling in-the same carriage, the two got into conversation respecting our harbour. Mr O'Connor informed Mr Smith, we hear, that at Westport they will have finished with the Government dredge in about three or four months' time, and he (Mr O'Connor) would.be prepared to support in the House any resolution to the effect that the Government should assist the New Plymouth Harbour Board by the loan of the dredge ; in fact, he seemed favourably inclined towards the work, and said he would aid the New Plymouth Harbour Board to the utmost of his ability. The annual general meeting of the Reading-rooin and Library subscribers was held in the Council Chambers at half -past 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening. Present : Messrs A. C. Fookes, B. Dockrill, B. Gr. Bauchope, C. W. Govett, C. E. Bellringer. and T. Hempton (hon. secretary). ' Mr Bauchope was voted to the chair. The statement of accounts for the year, which showed a credit of £1 3s 6d, was read and adopted. During the . year" the following numbers of books were taken out by subscribers: — Works of fiction, 4472 ; travels and voyages, 243 ; history, 42 ; science, 35 ; biography, 25, magazines, 4920. There were 121 subscribers to the Library for. the, year. The Secretary stated that an order of 250 books was expected at the end of the present month. This was all the business. Attention is directed to Messrs Ambury and Tring's advertisement on another page.— Advt The genuine WeHhe'm sewing machine, Triumph, with or without cover, to be had at G. M. Brasch & Co.'s. Also pianos, American organs, and musical instruments, all on time payments or otherwise. Large • assortment of sheet music to select fiom. —Advt. . '- Messrs Dingle & Corke, in returning thanks for the very handsome patronage accorded 'them during the Christmas holidays, have now much pleasure in drawing attention to the large and varied stocks at their furnishing warehouse, where will be found everything requisite, to make home comfortable. Tables, chairs, suites," bedsteads, washstands, wardrobes, dressing tables, chests drawers, carpets, linoleums, oilcloths, matting ; toilet sets, dinner and tea sets, and all kinds of china and crockery ware ; fenders and fireirens, curtains poles ; in fact, a complete furnishing depot. Repairs done on the premises ; also upholstering by experienced workmen. — Advt. , The steamship Tahiui 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 Ayery for the, Christmas season, among which are a new lino in accordeons, the celebrated " Imperial," including " Vox Humana" (human voice), Tom Thumb, nnd Prince of Wales, Avhich for tone and finish are not to be excelled. Also a personally selected line jn silvertnounted pipes, cigar and cigarette cases, (in Russia leather), gentlemen's dressing cases, &c. J. A. invites an early inspection of this special shioinent — Advt. Holloway's Pills. — Important for thje delicate. It is difficult to determine which is the more trying to the huuiin (jonstitu ion, the damp, cold dajs oi autumn and winter, or the keen, dry, easterly winda of spring. Throughout the seasons good ho&lth may be maintained byoccaatonil dost a of JJolloway's Pills, which purify the blood nnd net as wholesome stimulants to the skin, stomach, livet, bowels and kidneys. This celebrated medicine needs but a fair trial to convinot he ailing and desponding that it will restore and cheer them without danger, pain or inconvenience. No family should bo without a supply of Hollowa*} '9 Pi lie jnd Ointment, as by a timely recourse tb them the first oiriog fuuotion may be rji claimed, suffering m»y be mrecj, a.n.4 ji£e