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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9767, 27 July 1893, Page 2

R, Co k is still selling at reduced rates in order to clear out his 6tock of groceries before tho expiration cf his lease. Advortisement in another column. — Advt. Old Lady : "Guard, I hopo there won't be any collisions." Railway Guard : '*Oh no fear mum."' Old Lady : ''I want you obo vory careful. I'vo got a few dozen eggs in this basket which I wan: to sell, so that I can got a pair of boots at Chatterton's Ci.eap Sale."— Advt, Engagement, keeper, gem and wedding rings, unequalod in desixn, quality, and cheapness. Ladioa* silver watches and gent's fiist-class kojloss timel copers ut 21s each. English and American lovers in gol I nnd silver equally choap at J. H. Parker's, Watchmaker and Jeweller, under the Gold Spectacles Devon street, New Plymouth.— Advt. There was a young woman who eaid, Of Chattel ton'B shop 1 have read ; So away I will go For his prices aro low, There I know I shall not bo Jmisled. — Adtt. When in town 1 called at the W.D.C., and Mr Foote showed me some vory good but cheap lines, men's felt hats Is eacn, flannels 4£d, cashmeres Gd a yard, rugs 3s lid; blankets, very largo Bizo, 22s Gd ; small sizo, 6s 6d pair: carpets, hearthrugs, oilcloths and linoleums and very many other lines, which aro being sold very cheap; also a large stock of men's and boys' clothing, mackintoshes, oilskins, and overcoats all marked down in price. It will pay to givo them a call; you will not be pressed to buy,— ADVT.