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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9269, 19 December 1891, Page 2

A general meeting of the National Association was held this (Saturday) afternoon for the purposo of electing officers. Captain Edwin telegraphed this afternoon : — North-west to west and south gale, with rain and heavy sea, within twelve ti'ours from now ; glass rise, and weather colder. A fine collection of gooseberries grown by Mr W' K.-Huiko, of Bell Block, is to be noon in Mr JC. Lock's window. 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 New Plymouth. Open every evening (Thursdays oxceptgd). A largo assortment of basketware, chairs, lounges, &c. China and Crockery-ware of every description. All kinds of repairs and upholstering done on the preinisos by competent workmen. Also, undertaking — %g" Special Notice — For the Christmas ir*xh Dingle & Corke have secured the shop in Broughani'Street formely occupied by Mr W. Wright, [where tJiey will open on jfriday, 11th imt., with the largest display of Toys and Fancy Goods ever seen in New Plymouth. Call and see their Gdand la tables.— Advt. MB. H. Q. FORLONQ, (SUBGIHON DjimflT) DEVON BTREET, HAS removed to the rooms lately oooupied by Messrs Skeet & Gray). Fees reduced to Anokland and Wellington rates, witb all the latest improvements in Dentistry. Mr Forlong begs to intimate that Mr Knight, dentist, will oarry on bis practice for a further term of sis months, from September, 1891, owing to his prolonged illnees &650 to