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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9255, 3 December 1891, Page 4

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MRS. JJSLE (Recently arrived in Now Zealand) WISHES to inform the Ladies of Now Plymouth that she will open an establishment on Monday, the 23rd inst, for Ladies' Tailoring, Dressmaking, ond Millinery. She has had first-clues West End experience at T. S. RichardB 1 , The Qownery, South Kensington, London, an establishment patronised by Princesß Christian and many of the nobility. Improvers and apprentices wanted. £9* Address — Mrs Lislb, Coartenajstreet (two doors east of the Egroont Stores). . a 931 M. WJKKK.B. f LUMBER, GASFITTERj AND SANITARY ENGINEER, BEGS to notify to the Inhabitants of New Plymouth and District that he haß taken the picmises adjoining Somerset Boarding House, and intends opening tbe same with a wo'l selected Stock of Trade Requisites on SATURDAY, NOYEMBEB 28. M. W. hopes by e'ttict attention to Business to merit a share of your patronage. a9^3 PHOTOGRAPHY, jr. o. bThclair [LATE OF GLASGOW]. THE First nnd I'ighest award for Photocraphy at the Tarunaki Jubilee Exhibition, 1891, was gained by J. C.S. Having the latest and moßt approved appliances, lie is prepared to execute all work entrusted to him in first class style. Homesteads and Live' Slock photographed at the shortest notice. Photographs taken by instantaneous process. ©" Only firat class work turned out Btubio —BROUGHAM-STREET, New Plymouth. To Darken Grry Hair. ~ Lockyer's Bulphur Hair Restorer is the quickest, best, saf«Bt; costs less, effects more than any other T»'i« color produced is most natural. Lockyer's Sulphur is the only English Hair Bmtorer anJTersally sold — AdYT BABRAGOUTA. I AM appointed SOLE AGENT in this District for Mr W. Ihnes 1 Smoked BARRACOUTA & HADDOCKS, " the very best in New Zealand," and can now supply them) Wholesale or Jietail. V. GRANVILLE, Manager,^ FITZROY STORE. a 865 RUBBER STAMPS. HAVING boen appointed local Agent for the ".PREMIER/' RUBBER STAMP, I'am prepared to reoeive orders for the following kinds : — ' Ordinary Hand Stamps Premier Hand Dators Premier Self- inking Datera Premier Self-inking Press Multiplex Stamp, 3, 4, or 6 dies Watch Stamp, "Watch Chain Stamp, Penoil Stamp, "Akarana" Stamp, &c, &c, &C.7 Prices and specimens on^applicatiun to D. MoALLUM, BROUGHAM ;S T R E^E T (Over W. B. Dimes 1 Store.) a»45 Wolfe's Schnapps stands alone witljo*t arrival elixir in the catalogue of^mag wt|tonioTDED CROSS REMEDIES are obtainable J-^ al all grocers and chemists, and at the Cabh Palaoc . — Red Cross Ointmer he Mighty Healer.