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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9196, 25 September 1891, Page 3

SPRING GOODS. WHITE & CARTER, EGMONT STORES, COURTENAY STREET 1 SPRING I GOOD-. White & < arfcer, PUBLIC BENEFIT STORES, , DEVON STREET , SPRING GOODS, ■ White & Garter LJiittAJU l MR. ROY.Solicitor, attends at Waitara, at Mr Office, West Quay, every Tuesday from 5 to 8.30 o'clock p.m. J aB6B " Honesty is the best policy." If everybody thought bo, Wolf e s Schnapps would < uot be imitated as it is. New Season's Goods. [^ O not purchase until you have Inspected. NEW GOODS arriving at the; N.Z.O. Factory. Boys 1 N.Z. made Suits Boys 1 Strong School Suits Men's Tweed Sac Suits all our own make. Men's White and Oxford Shirts . Scarves, Ties, Hosiery, Bugs Black and New Shades in HARD and SOFT FELT HATS, ttraws, Caps, &c &c. All personally selected by W. H. CLARKE, Manager, DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS. WELLS, representative from the i- head office o£ tho New Zealand Accident Insurance Company, desires to announce to the residents of New Plymouth that be will avuil himself of the pleasure of introducing to their notice certain special rates for Accident Insurance at variance with exuting Tables, and is empowered to muke rates to Buit policy - holdevs, which have been very largely patronised in Hawke'sßay, Wangunui, and surrounding districts. The Resident Agent, Mr Cobkill, is fully empowered to settle all claims. September 15tb; 1891. k a 532 XFor invalids and delicate children Aulsebrook's Arrowroot and Tea Biscuits are unsurpassed. ■ MUSIC. THE M ißßes Furlong are prepared to givft lessons on Pianoforte, Viojin, Zither, and Violinette ; also " Ritchie's Musical Chord Indicator " taught, a simple method by which anyone entirely ignorant of music can learn to vamp accompaniments, to any song or dance, on the pianoforte in a v«ry short time. For terms apply at private rebidence, Qutenstreet. . »*47 POTATOES ! POTATOES ! T)RIME Fating, Circular Heudb, Blue * Derwentp, and Brown Rivers, 33 per sack, delivered free to any part of the Borough. a 529 NEWTON KING. ~ NOTICE. MISS BUTLER begs to inform the inhabitants of Tarannki that she desires to form Glasses for R ading and Teaching the French Language. Early applications are invited. AddreßS, Major Brown's. 'lERMB: Private Lessonp, 1 euinea per q-u.rter; Classes, per pupil, 10) 6d per quarter, payable in advance. a 546 MOKAU COAL"TMJE Mokau Coal Company (Limited) bus disposed of its retail business in ti"w Plyo'outh to Mr A. Davidson, and n I •. rders for less than one truck load must in future be addressed to him. F, W. RICHMOND, Secretary. FOR bAh E,— AIIIQHLY improved BUSH FARM, near Infjlowood. The beßt value in tho m irket. Apply to W. H. FRANKLYN, 0 52 l Inglewood. FOR SALE,— A DABK BKAHMA COCKEREL 1 3 Blucu llimburg Cockerel 1 File. < 'del. —good Btook bird 1 vVlrie Hume Cock All theßr f.i*ls took prizes at the late local Show. Apply to . W. BEALS. a 642 THREE CKNTURIES have rolled by since Btwon niiil, "Coffee eomforteth the bruin aud In -art, and helpeth digestion." DBoCBBAsth A. I, Coffbb. Sold only in lib and 2ll> uw