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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9207, 8 October 1891, Page 2

MAIL NOTICES. Mails will bo closed at tho Chief Postoffico, Devon-streot, as follows: — Ijgjr For Auckland and Australian Colonies, also India, China, &c, per s.s. Takapuna, close to-morrow (Friday), October 9, at 11 a.m. l|g"~For Samoa, Honolulu, America, United "Kingdom, and Europe, via 'Frißco, close to-morrow (Friday), October 9tb, at 11 a.m. For money orders at 9.30 a.m. For registered letters at 10 a.m. Mail duo at London November 11th. Letter rate of postage to all tho above countries is now 2£d per half-ounce. l^- For East Coast of South America, I United Kingdom, and Europe, via Rio, por s.s. Tainui (from Wellington), | close on Friday, October 16th, at 6 a.m. For money orders on Thursday (October 15th), at 4 p.m. For registered letters and parcels at 5 p.m. Mail due at London November 28. Letter rate of postage is 2sd per half-ounce. FRED D. HOLDS \VORTH, Chief Postmaßter.

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE remains of the late Joseph Pigott will leave the Star Hotel To-MORROW (Friday), October 9ih, at 3 p.m., for the Urenui Cemetery. Friends are invited. EDWARD WICKHAM, [ b 662 Undertaker. I FUNERAL NOTICE. THE funeral of tbe late THOMAS BAYjiY will leave Waitara at noon on Saturday, 10th Ootobtr, for Te H«nni Cemetery, arriving there nt 2 30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. G. PEAROE, q663 Undertaker. H. Collier] [Walter Cokib Piano, Harmonium and Organ Tuning, Repairing and Renovating. H. COLLIER & CO. MUSIO SELLERS, NEW PLYMOUTH. H COLLIER & CO. have pleasure in • announcing that owing to the increase of business at this branch, they have secured the services of MR. MILTON CRAIG, who has just returned from Europe. He holds a certificate and letter of recommendation from one of the largest and most celebrated Pianoforte Manufacturers in London,] Messrs W, G. Eavestaff & SoNE>,!as^foHowß: — CEBTIFICATE FROM EAVESTAFF & SONS, PIANOFORTE nIAKBIW, LONDON This is to certify that MR. MILTON CRAIG has a practical experience in connection with the construction, repairing and tuning Pianofortes. iie is leaving our works for New Zealand, nnd wo have every uootiienot) in his abilities, nnd wish him every success. W. G. EAVE3TAFF & SOSB, ?tr W. G. Eavestaff, May 6th, IS9I. A large assortment of the best qualily'of materials for repairing Jtc. t always in stock. Toning in Town or Country singly or by tho year. ' Tbe « Eaveßtaff " Piano, the Waldmar Piano, tbe Fahr Piano, Dominion Organ, and Estey American Organs, &c, do., and those of many other celebrated makers may be had of H. COLLIER & CO. Tho'easy'time payment system appliedjto [tAI instruments sold at H. COLLIER A CO.'S MusiGj. Warehouse. MR. H. G. FORL ON G, (BOR<JEON DSH77BT) DEVON STREET, HAS removed to the rooms lately occupied by Messrs Skeet & Gray). Fees reduced to Auckland and Wellington rates, witb all thejatest improvements in Dentistry. Mr Forlone: begs to intimate that Mr linight, dentist, will oarry on his practice for a further term of six months, from September, 1891, owing to his prolonged illneßß a 650 to fAM Xti SAN DE HSGtf, ARCHITECT. Omcie . King's Bondings, Corner of Dkvoh anp.Brouqham-sterts, NEW PLYMOUTH. th4O% » M U S^C A L.. ORGANIST ST. MARY'S CHURCH, TS now prepared to receive pupils for *■ Piano, Organ, and Singing. Term* on application to H. Collier & Co., or to Mr Brook, at bis temporary residence, Powdcrham - street, near Govtrnment Buildings. fiis3l RUSSELL'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY— Opposite Co-operative. Stores.