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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9267, 17 December 1891, Page 3

- CHRISTMAS NUMBER OP THB BUDCELW ? T\TEXT WEEK WILL BE ISSUED IN WITH 1 HE BUDGET r AN ILLUSTRATED CHRISTMAS NUMBER. THORTY-Sl^ PA©E§. >d FOUR FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS. " CHRISTMAS VISIONS " — " DECORATING A CHURCH "—•« A WELCOME CHRISTMAS VISITOR" —"CHRISTMAS MORNING," VIEWS OP INGLEWOOD. VIEWS OP STRATFORD— BOTH SIDES OF THE RIVER* [ CHRISTMAS IN THE BUSH. k CHRISTMAS EVE" ADVENTURE. ■S | A Large Number of Oomia Illastrations. , PRICE THREEPENCE. \ t^ As only a limited number of the 1 issue will be printed, orders should be >• sent in at onco. THE WHOLE OP THIS PAPER WILL BE PRINTED ON THE ESTABLISHMENT. As the circulation of this number of The Budget will bo very large, advertisers should make arrangements at onco. Tabanaki Herald and Budget Office, New Plymouth. Only a few copies left, TARANAKI fniiilee Cbmnck PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED^ , i»EICE— ONE "SHILLING i A History of the Provincial District up to date. PERFECT LIST OF NAMES Oi PASSENGERS BY THE FIRST VESSELS TO TARANAKI. Illustrations : VIEW OF JBROUGHAM-STREET IN 1852 -By Mb Arden, Sen. VIEW OF NEW PLYMOUTH IN 1858 THREE VIEWS OF NEW|PLYMOUTH AT THE PRESENT TIME : Looking from Alexandra Hall — From iiloum, Eliol — From top of Convent. THE OLD BOATING SERVICE. VIEW OF THE SUGARLOAVES. TWO VIEWS OP THE HARBOURLOOKING FROM END OF BREAKWATER TOWARDS THE SHORE —FROM THE SHORE NORTHWARD. 6T. MARY'S CHURCH — THE HIGH SCHOOL— THE CENTRAL SCHOOL. VIEW OF THE~RECREATION GROUNDS. GRANDSTAND ON THE RACECOURSE. NEWPLYMOUTH INVESTMENT ANL "LOAN SOCIETY OFFICE. EGMONT BOOT FACTORY, AND EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES. MR. NEWTON KING'S SALEYARDS, WAIWAKAIHO. MOUNTiEGMONT— WAITARA, &c, &c HISTORY 6FtARANAKI. SPECIALLY WRITTEN FOR THIS PAPER. I Early History of tho District — Early * Settlement of tho District — First Ten Years' Progress of ihe Settlement — How the Settlers wero Initiated into Politics — Social Aspect of Taranaki During tho Fifties — New Constitution Act and the Maori King Movemoat — Ten Years' War and Desolation — Ssttlers Make a Fresh .Start— Fifteen Years' Progress. THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO HAVE CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN WEDDINGS IN TARANAKI. NAMES OF THOSE WHO ARRIVED BY BROUGHAM, WILLIAM £ BKYAN, AMELIA THOMPSON, REGINA, ORIENTAL, TIMANDRA, BLENHEIM, AND ESSEX. DESCRIPTION OF NEW PLYMOUTH AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. ai Town of New Plymouth — Devon street— Centre of Town — Recreation Grounds — Taranaki Racecourse— Government Buildings — Town Hall— St. Mary's Church and tho other churches and chapels — High School, Central School, and other Hchools — Now Plymouth """ Investment and Loan Society — Taranaki Land, Building, and Investtaont Society — E^mont Boot and Shoe Factory — Sash and Door Factory — Miscellaneous Industries — Bowling Club — Hotels and Boarding-houses — Newspapers — Mitchinßon's Garden — Tho Cemetery — Waterworks — Mr Newton \j] King's Waiwakaiho Saleyards — Bell — Bloc«c— Waitara— Tikorangi— Urenui — White Cliffs and Mokau— Omata — Oakura— Okato — Puniho— Warea— % Pungarehu — Rahotu — Opunako — Manaia — ■ Inglewood — Ngatimaru — The most extensive view of the T country — Waipuku — Midhirst — Strat- * ford— Ngaire — Eltham — Normanby a. — Hawera — Manutahi — Whakamar* Pi —Patoa. ft. — — — Ti MOUNT EGMONT, BY ITS DIFFERENT a. ROUTES. 9. X Printed and Published at tho Office of tho Tabanaki Hehald. B M:. WEKKfe, w PLUMBER, GASFITTER, AND SANITARY £j ENGINEER, BEGS to notify to the Inhabitants of g< New Plymouth and District that tt be has taken tho piemises bd joining \ a Somerset Bonrding Houso, and intonds opening the snme with a woU seleoted g{ Stock of Trade Requisites on 8l SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28. ,£ $1. W. hopes by strict attention lo Business to morit a share of your patronage. a 942 I