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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9266, 16 December 1891, Page 2

The 8.8. Coptic, from London, arrived at Wellington shortly before midnight on Tuesday. The dates are : —London, 29th October ; Plymouth, 31st October ; Teneriffio, sth November ; Oupctown, 22nd November ; Hobart, 11th December. With the ex2option of a long easterly gale after leaving Plymouth, fine wcalhor was experienced throughout tho voyage, which was an uneventful ono. It occupied 42 days 20 hours and 31 minutes. The wail is very small, only consisting of fivo bags and one packet. She brings 67 saloon and 58 f-teeragc passengers for all ports. The passengers for New Plymouth are : — Misses Shaw (2), Mrs Shaw, Messrs J. Kowen, and W. Lovell. Those about to furnish will do well to call and inspect Messrs Dingle & Corke's new stock of goods just opened up, comprising the choicest lot of furniture ever imported into Now Plymouth. Open every evening (Thursdays excepted). A large assortment of baskotwaro, chairs, lounges, &c. China and Crockery -ware of every description. All kinds of repairs and upholstering done on the premises by com T potent workmen. Also, undertaking — < jSIT Special Notice — For the Christmas iradc Dingle & Corlce have secured the shop in Brougham-street formcly occupi'd by Mr W. Wright, [where they will open on Friday, tlth inst., with the largest display nf Toys and [Fancy Goods ever seen in New Plymouth. • Call and see then- Gdand Is tables. — Advt. Buyers of Christinas presents will do well to delay their purchases, as Gr. M. Brasch & Co. have a large shipment landing, consisting of tho latest novelties in fancy goods, Christmas [cards, jowellery, ad toys. — Advt.