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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9031, 13 March 1891, Page 1

IN thankinsj my jcua'omers for tho srenerma support they havo nccor-ied • mo, I bo^ to iaform them and the general public that I havo B'educcd the prices of all my Grocorios, Biscuits, aud Coufec:tianerv. I am not eoi:i£ to say much about 'their quality (I leavo tho public to juice), excepting to state that my large stock is turnod over so r.ipidly that the public can always depond upon every tlji as: now sia'l fresh. While I do not pretend to nmlursell myjncigh'JorF, I allow no one to undorscU me, unices, perhaps, those who keep a low class of goods, and with whom I do not compete. PBUI T. I havo always on band tho very best Fruit procurable in tbo inarkot. pour t n y. Poultry of all descriptions, ready dressed for the table, at tho shortest notice. I am also purchaser of any qnantifcy of firsfe-class Poultry, Eggs, and Fruit. § n O X E 35 I S Iff from the best curers, once a week. Intending customers aro insitcil to inspect and sample my goods.V. GRAN~VILLE, error liPffjyasT. W. F. BROOKTNG, ARCUITKCT, BOLDER, &O. I HAVE mnch pleasure in returning my sincere thacka to my numerous patrocs for tho very satisfactory support which I have received since resuming business, and desiro to ruako kuown that I have removed to new premises at the corner of Brougham and Powderhamstreets, where I hope to merit and to receive a continuance of public support. Plans and Estimates prepared. Buildics: and Cabinet making of all descriptions. Funerals Famished. gg" Note change of address — corner of Broucham & Pow^erhamstreetß (opposite Egmont Boot Factory), NEW PLYMOUTH. 2G Sarnia House, V. 71AN STREET. T TNRIVALLED for poehicn and turroundinjs, has superior cccoinnioilation for visitors, andj is again under experienced management. Igf Opposite St Mary^s Church. The Baihs, a usual, for both ladies and 86 gentlemen. THE CHEAPEST HAHDWAUB" HOUSE. KEEPS the largest, best,| and "chenpest assorted stock of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery in the trade. Copper, Braes, and Enamelled Preserrine; Pans, Mislin Kettles, Mason's Patent F>-uit Jars, Tinned and Enamelta-l Str-w-pnng, Boilers, Saucepans, &c., &0., Enamelled Plates. Pie Dishes, Basins, Fry Pans, Gridiron?, Mugs,sCups and Siucero, &c., &c. knives & forks §from 2s 6d a half dozen ; Black and ><-^ White Handled hj} : ~\ Knives and Forke, :£ht : Horn&StagHandlec ~r~~' Knives and Foikp, ? -~%^ White Bone Bandied Kniveß and Forks, {~i\~-_ Ivory Handled '■--=■ Knives and Forks. - k . Table and Butchers' >\ Steels, Carvinp _. J Knives and Forks. ■?| ■ Butler and Bread \|§ Kniveß, Pen anr "1 Pocket Cuilery.Brc a' "JA.^Platters, Crural £: Trays and Btushet,^--" > Tea Trays, Waiters, N^j Britannia Metal Tea- Ff* i pots, Plated Teapots, '"' Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers, &c, &c, > , Spoonf, Forks, &c, in great variety and ' ! 'JI atall prices. Scißßors: 'I' 111 1 Button Hole with ;";Jj Screw, Drapers', -'ytt —^ Barbers', Cntting-out \^>M Scissors, Razors, %^ Razor Strops &c, &c. Tea'^Spoons from le 6d a^ dozen. COOKING STOVES— Mistress, Trnffonl , ( ODgiess, also "Sbacklock's Orion" Cooking Ranges. A first class Cooking Range from £3 10s. HARVESTING TOOLS — Scythes and Bandies, Hay Rafces, Hay Forks, Grass Seed Hooks, Sieves, &C.J&C, AT Devon -Street, flew Plymouth. p857 WEST & JURY BEG to thuDk tho public for their kind patronage since they huve been in business, and to state that they will con tirue to give their best attention to orders. Brakes, wagponettes, &c, for picnic partiee; buggies, fcingle or double; suldlo horses, at a moment's notice. Horses lought, sold, or exchanged. Hay, straw, cheff, &c, always on hand, $£>• Horsrs broken lo single or double lf>7 harn^BH or unfMle. NOTICE. T. R uITd EN, BUICKLAYEIi AND MASON. Cliiuinejs nnd Bakeis' Ovens built, ond Colonial Urens set. Toun and Country or ere promptly attended to. AtlUruSß - PoWDHItBAM STSBBT,