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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9140, 22 July 1891, Page 3

•ALEXANDRA MALI,. TUESDAyTjULY 28. The Oklbbbatsd Lkcturp — "FRED DOUGLAS; OR, FROM THE SLAVE CABIN TO ' THE SENATE HOUSE," Will be delivered in the Alexandra Hall by The KEY. F. W. ISITT, on Tuesday, July 28th, at 7.30 p.m. Half the proceeds to be given to tho Recreation Grounds. Admission : Is. Seats at 2s can be reserved by early application to Mr J: T. Davis. n204 THE NEW PLYMOUTH GAS : COMPANY (Limited). j THE Annual Genoral Meeting of Share-, lioldetH will be held on Thursday, 30th July, 1891, at 3 o'clock p.m., in the office of the Company, Brougham-street, New Plymouth, to receive the Annual Statement of Accounts and Report, to elect Dirootors and Auditors, and to transact any other business that may be I brought before tho meeting. C. RENNELL, Secretary. New Plymouth, 22nd July 1891. „ n206 ; Public Benefit Stores T H A_H E 8. MA. BOWEN • begs to tender her sincere thanks fo\* the liberal suppoit accorded to her during the eleven years she has been in trade in New Plymouth, and to announce that, having decided to retire from business, she has leased her premises and sold her Grocery and Drapery Stock to Messrs. White and Cabteb, who are removing their present business ?*i Devonstreet to the Public Benefit Stores. From the high reputation of the firm, and the well -known fact of their holding large and well selected stocks, Mrs, Bowen can confidently recommend her customers and the public generally to accord to them a continuance of their favours. Feeling assured that all orders entrusted to Messrs. White and Carter will receive their best care and attention, Mrs. Bowen has pleasure in stating that she has arranged with them that families hitherto waited upon by her, for, orders will from how be called upon by thib firm. ... i ' SP^QIkL_NOTICE. TO THE LADIES OF NEW PLYMOUTH. THE MISSES LIMBRICK (just arrived in New Zealand) BEG to announce that they have opened a firßt-oIaFS Dress and IBnliit-innkiiig JKsfabli«liincMt in Brougham ptreet, next Ajicury & Thing's. Ilavins? had first-class experience in England (Joilj &Sons, Bristol), First Class Style and Finish. FDT ©y^^TEED). Moderate charges. IggT Prompt Despatch. „&$! Note the addrres — tiii; miv»i;:s s; im is kick, a2OO Brou^hain-stroet. IMPOUNDING NOTI3H). IMPOUNDED, on July 20th, 1891, in •*• the Mangorei Pound, by J. It. Rolandp, for trtspoßß on farm, ono Red COW, branded like MA on near rump ; white star on forehpad ; also white belly. If not churned and expenst s paid by August 3*d, 1891, will bo ejld on August 7th, 1891, at 12 o'clock noan, in accordance with tlie provisions of the Impounding Act, 1884. F ALLEN, a 207 Pound keeper. COMFORTABLE BOARD AND LODGING. IICV IIOU"JE, INGLEWOOD. MRS. DYMON D WISHES to ioform visitors to Inglewood that 8h« haß completed the alterations to her house, and can now oS.pt every comfort onH convenience to boarders. Invalids will find this a very hoahhy situation. Bathroi ilb, &c. Meals nt all hours Tern b moderate. Good pnddock for horsb*. a2OB FOR SALE,— •DAHOTU HOTEL. i Apply to 1 H. BROWNE. »209 Itaboto.