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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9758, 25 July 1893, Page 3

Amusements. Alexandra" hall. R I N kTr INK. SATURDAY, JULY 29. Afternoon, 2.30 to 4 30. -4</wiißßion, 6d. Skate*, Free. Evening, from 7.80 to 10. Admission Is. Ladies 6d, Skates 6d. O. RIELLY, 303 a Manager.

NEW PLYMOUTH Poultry, Pigeon, and Canary Association* THE Public are reminded that the of the above Society will be heH oa FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 23th and 29th, in the DRILL HALL. There will be a GRAND ART UNION Drawing upon the last day of tbe Show Tickets for which may bo purchased from the Secretary, H. F. Knight, or any member of the Committee, on or before July 24th. PRICE Is, including admission to Shonr. 0397ui " "STONES' WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY, AND TARANAKI Commercial, Municipal, & General DIRECTOR* AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL, Third j oar A QQQ /, publiuaol loci O-4. tioo. Demy Bvo. size, will coata ; nover 700 png> s, together with Maps ot Welling ton uad New Zealand, correotel to date — tho w lute handsomely bound ia cloth, gilt-lettered. PRIOE : -. 12s. 6d. STONE, "SON, & Co., PRINTERS and 'PUBLISHERS, p. Crawford Street, Dunedin, Ani may be had of all Bookdollers. a 390 n NEW PLYMOUTH BREAK WATER PROTECTION FUND. MB. D. MoALLUM is authorised by the Committee to receive subscriptions to the Fund. ROBT. G. BAUCHOPE, Secretary. New Plymouth, 10th April, 1893. m7OB MISS COAD BEGS to notiEy th? ladies of New Plymouth and country districts that ebe has started Dress, Mantle, and Habit Making at her reticence ; nnd whist takiag this opportunity of thanking tbe ladies of New Plymouth for their kind support while attending at thoir homes, solicits a continnanoe of tbe same. Charges moderate. Work guaranteed. igp Next Messrs Shuttleworths)', »262 Devon-street East. TARANAKI FOUNDR?-, F* W. ~OJK Wl ¥ # h WGINEEB, MILLWRIGHT, BLACKSMITH IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER. POWDERHAM STREET,! NEW "LYMOUT

NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OP NEW PLYMOUTH and aarronndiag Districts. Mil CQEW OHONG, the owner o t Qash Palace, hiving leas3(l it for a term to a boot and shoe warehouseman, Murray & Casey, tho present tenants, have received notice to vaoato tho premises within FOURTEEN days. As the instrnctioußto leave are imperative, are determined to make n clearance of their s'ook within the next two weehe, and to effect their purpose it will b°> Bold at merely nominal prices. Ladies' Fashionable Ulsters will be sold below cost price. Ladies' Fashionable Capes reduced to half-price. Ladies' and Children's Fashionable Jackets at merely nominal prices. Ladies' Straw Hats and Bonnets, worth from 2s 6d to 5s 6d, will be given away for 6d, Is, and 2s. Ladies' Dress Stuffs reduced to,3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid, 63 lid per doz. Ladies' Superior Double-width Dress Stuffs reduced to 10s, 12a 6d, 17s 6d. Flannellettos, Curtain", Cretonne, all reduced ; Bed Quilie, Colored and White, from 3s lid each, greatly reduoed; Toilet Covers, Towrls, nnd Sheeting?, all reducd ; White and Unbleached Table Damask, reduced. Men's Working Shirts, wilhcolla-p, 2b 6J. Flannel Under* 3s 9 !. Men's Merino Singletß from 3a lid. Men's Merino Drawers 313 1 lid. Men's Cotton Drawer j 29 lid. Men's Cotton Singlets 2s lid. • REMEMBER the shop mast be cleared by the 29 th July to make room for the new tenant. Murray & Casey, of Wellington, Napier, Wanganui, and DEVON STREET, NtW PLYMOUTH h Electric Blood Ronowcr, — Testimonial. — " Mr Watson, accountant at Mr W. S Whitoley's, has pleasure in bearing willing tostimony to tho benoiicial offocts of Eloc trie Dlood Renewor and its wonderful roatorativo properties, having boon completely cured of a sovere attack ot rheumatism." Lot all Bufforora try it. .3s 6d bottle.. • k4k 4