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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9195, 24 September 1891, Page 3

Messrs Dingle and Corke invite inspection of their large and well selected stock, which will be found equal in extent and variety to that of any furnishing warehouse between Auckland and Wellington. For tables, chairs, Buites, cheffoniers, bedsteads, wardrobes, dressing-tables, chests drawers, wash stands, &c, there ia no better mart on the coast. Carpets, rugß, ' linoleums, china and other mattings, &c. ; a large selection of fancy goods, vases, cabinets, Japanese ware, &c, always in Btock. Dinner ard tea-sets, toilet sets, glass and crockeryware, cheapest and best ' in the town. Cabinet work and upholstering done on the premises by competent workmen also, undertaking. — Advt. All persons suffering from defective sight should get spectacles from J. H. Parker, watchmaker, jeweller, & optician, Devon-street, New Plymouth.— N.B. The strength of the Bight is tested by the " Patent Optometer," and suitable glasses supplied.— Advt. f Fc r continuation oi newt tee 4th page)

mmmimmmmmm^mmimmimmmmmmmmmmimmmmmSmSSmSmmimmm WANTED, — A reepeotabla LAD ; must be over 14 jeara of a*e. — Apply at Steam Cooperage, Powderhamstreet. a 579 WANTED, — A R«speotable BOY to learn the trade. — Apply J. Fi.-c-'EB. Cabinetmaker. " 0578 FARM FOR BALE AT BAHOTU. THRESHOLD FARM, of 294 acres, for •^ B'.le ; improved, open, level, well watered land. Hoaee, with plantation. Stock and sheep yards. Fronting Main Sooth R-md. Price reasonable. Terms easy. Apply to R. READ, 0575 Bouth Road. Wanted -— A C\i\C\ DOZEN ALB, WINE, AND I.UUU BPIBIT BOTTLES. Highest prico given. GOLDWATER BROS., Wive and Spirit Merchants, a 576 Currie-atreet, New Plymouth. NOTICE • TO THE PUBLIC OF HEW PLYMOUTH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. JAS. BUTTERWORTH TAKES tbia opportunity of thanking 'his friend b and patrons for the liberal support accorded him since commencing busineep, and ht.B much pleasure in inform ing them tLat, to keep pace with his rapidly increasing business, ho has removed to more commodious premiums, having taken THE SHOP and dwelling known as the City Buffet (lately ocoupidd by Mr V. Qranville), and opposite <o Iteiilinm's Coacli Factory, where he hopes, by civility and attention, to merit a continuance of the patronage bo liberally bestowed in the past. Furnitore, Jewellery, Second-band Clothing, Maori Curios bought, sold, or exchanged In fact, anything that will turn a shilling from a needle to an anchor. Any article not approved, the money wil bo refunded. Goods Purchased on Commission, and Valuations made on the shortest notice. Note the Address— DEVON BTR3UET EAST (Opposite Peobfio f9f 9 Goaob Factory), *o?7