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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9670, 12 April 1893, Page 3

Missing or Lost. £50 REWARD. Til BENEZER CHARLES THOMSON | l"U left Onahunga by steamer Mahinapna for New Plymouth on Ist December last, arriving there oq following day. He was Been end r^cosrnieed at tho Breakwater and at the Taranaki Hotel, New Plymouth. His relatives offer through the Po'ice a REWARD of £50 for hie recovery, or for such dtfitito information as will prove what fate has bafullen him. Dbecbiption : Naiivo of New South Wales ; age 28; s ft, Bin high, reddish bushy monstache, brown hair, slightly grov, pnrtly bald ; si ht, wiry figuto ; wore a bluo serg-o suit, small browu felt bat; carried a black Gladstone bag, with dark plaid rug strapped thercoD. Photograph at office of this paper. Information can be given to the Police or to A. Thomson, Union Bank, Auokland. Auokland, 13th February, 1893. 327 a WATCHr.a -jy tho ,)tst English American, and Swiss makers. Engagement, Wedding, and Dress Rings of the most exquisite style and finish. Case goods, solid Silver and Electroplate — unquestionably the best stock in the Province — AT J. H. Parker's, (Under the Gold Bpectaoles), DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. The - <f Wright's" Shop BROUGHAM STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Henry Wane

Desires to express his deep obligation to the purchasing puolic of Taranaki for the generous support he has received, and begs to notify that the entire well-assorted stock of General Drapery now in the " Cash Palace," Devon street, will be removed to his shop in Brougham-street, and, together with the balance of ths wellknown stock already at his shop in 13rougham street, will be offered, for ready money only, at greatly reduced prices, to ensure a speedy clearance, as Mr Wane's Ifome engagements require his early return to England The old adage that " Good wine needs no bush " has been amply verified by the large purchases made by a discriminating public, "Quality and Value being the only true test universally recognised." HENRY WANE Confidently appeals to all ready money buyers of General Drapery, Hosiery, Ready-made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Carpets, Ribbons, Straw, Chip, and Felt Hats, to come and view and judge for themselves, and take advantage of this unprecedented opportunity of securing retail quantities at less than wholesale prices, and at the same time have a greater variety to select from in extent and value than has ever been opened up in Taranaki before. Henry Wane, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL WaBEHOUSEMAN, THE "WRIGHT'S" SHOP, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. MUSIOAL NOTICE. WCOKER has pleasure in announc- • ing tbut owing to the increase of busincßß ho haß secured tho eorviccß of Mr W. W. Watson, ! from the well-known firm of Messrs C. Bogg & Co , Dunedio, &s Piino Tuner and Repairer. \V.O. will be pleatoi to undcrtako lbs ropiiir o£ any class of Piano, Organ, or any musical instrument on the most reasonable terms. Pianos tanoil ia town or country — yearly or singly. Mo.io Waeehousk: Devon-Btreet, New Plymouth.