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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9195, 24 September 1891, Page 2

TV/f R. H. Q. FORLONQ, J *"* (Bdboeon OrsT'sr) DEVCHN STfct *•"»■. nAS removed to the rooma lately 00oupie.l dy Meim Bkeot & Gray). , Fees reduced to Auckland and Walling- j ton rates, witb all the latest im* | provermmta in Dentistry. ' Mr Forlong begs to intimate that Mr ', &.night, dentist, will oarry on his practice for a further term of six months, from , September, 1891, owing to bis prolonged illness. aSSOtc jAMtiS SANDBKSON, ARCHITECT. Of noes . King's Bandings, Corner of Devon akpSbooobau-stbcts, NEW PLYMOUTH. tb4o2to BUBSEIiL # 8 OIROUJLjATING LIBRABYOpposite 00-openrtife Stores. MUSICAL MU. EZ^lh (i!R©@lrt 9 ORGANIST ST. MARY'S CHURCH, IS now prepared to receive papila for Piano, Organ, and Singing. Terms on application to H. Colliib & Co., or to Mr Bbook, at his temporary residence, Powderham • street, near Government Buildings. tas3l « MAKE A NOTE OP|IT l ft ALREADY OPENED— Id Jtx 'Millinery and Drapery, a fine lot of Spring and Early Summer Fashions. Call and look over them, when yon can spare the time, even though jou don't want to bay jtnt yet M. HOOD. Watches for the million at 21s each. ] This class of watches beats anything in the market at almost double the price; they are easily repaired, good timekeepers, and very durable. J. H. Parker, watchmaker, Devon -street, New Plymouth. Sent to any address by n gistered post for 22s 6d.— Advt.