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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9253, 1 December 1891, Page 3

[advertisement.] ,THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATI N OF NEW ZEALAND (TARANAKI BRANCH). Committee :— Messrs A. Kyngdon, R C. Hughes, R. B. Roy, J. Wado, H. Brown, R. Price, G. V. Tato, F. J. Mace, J. Elliot, F. J. Morris, F. P. Cork-ill, H. Okey, W. Bayly, and Dr. Hutchinson, with power to add to their numb or. PLATFORM. 'TpHIS object of the National Asoociation ■*• are :—: — 1. To promote a National Sentiment as opposed to sectional and class interests. i 2. To promote agricultural, mining, commercial and manufacturing enterprise by removing all unnecessary obstacles to their development. 3. To promoto the due registration of Parliamentary electors, true representation in Parliament, and tho election of the best men available. 4. To promote reforms economit , legislative, and constitutional. 5. To promote sound political economy, and to oppose class legislation and all undue interference with individual rights and liberty. The undersigned will be happy to receive applications for membership ; Annual Subscription — Five Shillings, " R. CLINTON HUGHES, bl6 Sec. and Treasurer pro (em. ' Mr W. COURTJSEY T!>EGS to notify that he has Commenced -*-' Business as nn Auctioneur, in Brougham-street, and he trusts bis old customers and shipmates will give him a abare of their support. He is prepared to bold sales wherever required, and will make a specialty of the sale of Land and Houses, as ho has buyers coming from Homo a 569 THUBSDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. npiHE various Tradespeople of the Town _JL have decided to observe every Thursday Afternoon, from 1 o'clock, as a HOLIDAY, commencing on Thcrsday, October 29. a 754 MRS. &ISLE (Recently arrived in New Zealand) WISHES to inform the Ladies of New Plymouth that she will open m establishment on Monday, the 23rd nst., for Ladies' Tailoring, Dressmaking, md Millinery. She has had first-class West End experience at T. 8. Richards', The Gownery, South Kensington, London, m establishment patronised by Princess Dhristian and many of the nobility. Improvers and apprentices wanted. ®r Address — Mrs Lisle, Courtenayitreet (two doors oaßt of the Egmont Stores). a 931 m:. Wjkkks, PLUMBER, GASFITTER, AND SANITARY ENGINEER, BEGS to notify to the Inhabitants of New Plymouth and District that le has token the premises adjoining Somerset Boarding House, and intends tpeninsr the same with a we'l selected Stock of Trade Requisites on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28. H. W. hopes by strict attention to Business to merit a share of your patronage. u942 BOOTSt BOOTS* BOOTS! F. J. JONES BEGS to tender his sincere thanks for the very liberal Buppurt which ha iub received uince opening businet-R, and )egs to advise his numerous customers and friends that he has now opened up a splendid lot of new -Season's Goods, specially suited for the Town and Conntry trade. NOW LANDED.jIQ CASES and TRUNKS l^j of New ft ines in Boot* and »hoes. . Boots for Ladies ! Shoes for Ladies 1 All splendid quality and finish. Ask to see roy now Ladies' Walking Shoes, ' only 4s 9d per jair— ( a marvel of cheapness SIT Call and inspect my new Btock, gg" which, for quality combined with g§s° cheapness, cannot bo beat in the if^T colony. Remember — TrMvTT-c' CASH BOOT DEPOT, JUJNiib CASH BOOT DEPOT, (where you get value for your money), Devon Sti eet, New Plymouth a 972 " Honesty is the best policy." If every, body thought so, Wolfe s Schnapps would not be imitated as it is. THE Direct Supply Store. (jTROOERIE^, ! p VJONFECTIONERY Jd huit ALL NEW and CHOICE. N.B. — Families waited on for orderß. Goods delivered to all parts of^lhe Town. C. E. BELLBINGER, THE DJEEOT SUPPLY STOUE, DoTon-streoc, u750 j

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