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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9090, 23 May 1891, Page 4

Great Winter Sale OF NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS FOR A FORTNIGHT. TN consequence of impending ohanges in her business M. HOOD will for a, fortnight offer the whole of. her well selected WINTER STOCK, including the very latest shipments of novelties, at even ' lower, prices than she marked goods down to at previous .clearing sales. As stock taking most commence on Monday, Jane 8, the. Bale will not under any circumstances continue beyond the previous Saturday ' night. Gustp.merß are, therefore, respectfully asked i to bear this in mind, aid' time ' their visits early. It is hardly necessary to quote' any special lines, as the whole varied stdok is to be marked down, but we may sayi th'at| we ' have • a ! line ' of , DRESB GOODS' jnst imported id Costume Tweeds at 6|d Cheviot Tweeds at 8d Serges at 9^d Cashmeres at Is 3d Fancy Dress at 71d and numerous others. The balance of tbe last Snmmer Stock will bo almost given awuy to clear the .shelves. In the LADIES DEPARTMENT there are Dolmans at 15s, Ulaters at lofl 6d. Jackets 7b 6ii, Girls' Ulsters 4a 6d, while in Millinery, Hats. and. Bonnets thereis an endless variety from 2s 6d upwards. The Ribbon cases will be emptied at from Id a Yard, and. Remnants, too, 1 will bo sold at nominal prices. The bush settlers can be supplied with a capital Shirt at 2e, and Under Shirt at 3s, with a good serviceable Rug at 8s 9d. Everything else at corresponding prices. PS" REMEMBER-Money must be had, and therefore purchasers will have it all their own wayjor Positively a_Forti|ight ! Among an immense stock of all kinds of Household Requisites— Drapery, Linen, Calicoes, Shirtings, Towellinsr, rJlankets, Flannels'^ Ruga, Quilts, Shawls' Boys N.Z. Suits, Hats, Caps, &c, &c. ' ' - t£s* LADIES who can conveniently shop early in tbe day are solicited to do so, to ensure prompt attention. ■ ■ I Victoria Od u@.

Notice of Removal. W. Walton HAS now opened in tbe Corner Shop (late Colonial Bank). GROCERIES AND PROVISIONSAl Quality Guaranteed.* «3- Special New Department CROCKERYWARE. Cups, Saucers, Plateu, Jn^e, Muss,^ Tenpots, &0., &c, at Lowest Prices. W. WALTON,! Corner of Devon & Brougham-streets, NEWi PLYMOUTH.

'_ Spoiling BHILL BL'pM "BACFNG CLUBHACK- MEETING, To be held at Bell Block on MONDAY, MAY 25th, ,1891. STEWARDS : Messrs F. Sal way, O. White, F. Watson, E. Wood, E. Putt, A. W. Ogle, C Leppe*, and O. Colsoa. Committee: L. Sarten, R. Purdy, H. Ypatee, 8. Ru&dle, 0. White, jun., A. A. Ambridge, M Canuingham, J. Goodwin, A.Bishop, Gt. V. Tate,' W. McKoy, Judge: Captain Cornwall. Standicapper :- Mr R. Pardy. Starter : Mr F. Watson. Timekeeper : Mr E. Wood. Clerh of Course: Mr O. Oolson. Clerh of Scales : Mr Gt. V. Tate. PROGRAMME : 1. Handicap Hurdles, of 15 soys. Second horse to receive 2 soys from the Btakes Over fi7e flights of hurdJeß 3ft Gin hieh. Nomination 7s 6d ; acceptance 7a 6d. ' 1^ miles. 2. Pony Rao* Handicap, of 10 soys Second pony to receive 2 sovb from the stakes. For ponies not exceeding 14£ hands. Nomination sc; accept' ance sa. Six furlongs. „ ' 3. Bkll Block Cup (handicap), of 25 Bove. ■ Second horse t reoeive 5 soys from the stake's Nomination 15s; acceptance 10s.' lj miles. } '• 4. Fabmb s'Platb, of 12. 50v5.; second hors tor receive -2 boys. from' the etakts. No weignt under 10 stone. Entiance; 12s. Once round 'the comae. For horses "that have never won or been placed in 'any race excepting Farmers' Plates. 'Owners up, or gentlemen riders (professionals 1 barred). Horses to be , the l bond fide property of farmers for three months prior to date of entry. 5. Handicap DisrANds Tbot, of 10 sovb; second horse to save stake. Distance, about 2 miles- No weight undtir 10 stone.' Nomination, 10s; acceptance, free. 6. Flying Handicap, of 20 sovsj second horse to reoeive 3- bovb froih the stakes.- Nomination, 10s; acceptance, 10a., Winner ef ..Oup'.to incur a penalty, of 7tt>. Six, furlongs. 7. Hubby-Soubby, of 10 soys. i Catoh we'ghta. For horses that have never won an advertised raoe of any,deßoript tion, and have not accepted at this meeting. Post entryj 10a. Half-mile. NOMINATIONS AND ACCEPTANCES, Nomiaations for all handioaps (accompanied by name of owner, colors of ri'Jer, pedigree and performance of hotse) close' with the Seoretary, White Hart Hotel, New Plymouth, or Prinoe of Wales' Hotel, Bell Blooftf, on Tobsday, May 12ih, .1891, at : 9 p.m Weights deolared on Fbiday, May 15th. Acceptances,' and entries for Farmers' Plate, at 9 p.m. on Wednesday, 20th, at White Hart Hotel, Now Plymouth, or Prinoe of Wales' Hotel, Bell Block. The requisite amount must accompany all nominations and acceptances. The rules of the Taranaki Jockey Clnb will be adhered to. Tne decision of the Stewards to be final, except as provided by Rule 131 of tbe " Revised Rules of Racing." The Stewards reserve the right to postpone tbe races in case of bad weather. Hack means a horse that has never won public money (other than hack raoeß) or hns not been nominated for an advertised raoe (back races exoepted) cix months prior to date of entry. Stakes paid in full. A. A. AMBRIDGE, , Hon. Secretary. Sbmitted and upproved. ROBT. G. BAUCHOPE, Secretary Taranaki Jockey Club. New Plymouth, sth May, 1891. 779 STANLEY SAYS: "After all there in nothing beats a cup of good Coffee. ' If you would enjoy such, drink CBEASE'sA.|iy OoFFE* Sold only in lib and 2lb tins. •

Lives Complaints. — Dr King's Dandelion and Quinine Liver Pills, without Mercury, are a potent remedy ; remove all Lt ' sr and Stomtch Complaints, Biliousness, Headache, Sickness, Shoulder Pains, Heartburn, Indigestion, Constipation. Made only in London. Sold everywhere.— Advt FJIFIRJB TEA Company '$ Superior Blended, Teas ARE composed of the Purest and Best .. .Descriptions, imported chijfly from Ceyloß and India, and are admitted to be the bust valui offered in New Zealand. People often complain that Ibey cannot get good Tea — that is, Tea of a uniform good quality, a Tea , that is good this month and oan be° obtained just as good next month; : They will have no reason to complain if they will only ask their grocer for Empire Tea Company's Superior UletiM Teast They will then obtain all that they can possibly desire. PRICES i 2s. 2s 2 1. 2s 4d. 2s $& 2s Sd. 2slod. And two qualities at . 3s per pouna. W. G. TURNBULL & CO., Proprietors. EGMONT BOARDING HOUSE {Next the Boot Factory), BROUGHAM STEEET, NEW PLYMOUTH. THE above Boarding rTouso has bt^t newly furnished and fitted up with Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Good accommodation. Meals, It. Board and lodging 18s per week. Mbs mTToNES, 112 Propr'atvpas. Particularly active just now are the ittempti to palm dS poisonous liquor {or Wol^ g gobQftpps,