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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 9878, 13 December 1893, Page 2

There is to bo seeu in Mr W. Walton's shop a splendid aseoitment of lollies in glass jars, which have been arranged in pyramid form. A fall rehearsal of those taking part in the Gipsy Concert will take place at the Alexandra Hall this evening at half-past seven. Mr Newton King to-day (Wednesday) sold the privileges in connection with the Taranaki Jockey Club's Boxirig Day Meeting. Mr W. J. Honeyiield bought the inside publican's booth for £13 10s, and outside for £5. The refreshment booth was passed in. Some time was taken up at the Harbor Board meeting, this (Wednesday) morning, in discussing the question of the Harbor Board lessees granting the Borough Council part of their frontage ia Broughim- street, in order to enable the Council to properly curve the street near the old site of the Fire Brigade Station. Mr Maxwell pointed out that the lobs would all be on the Bide of the Harbor Board, who would havo to make concessions to their lessees so that the Borough Council could improve their street. An inprovement would be effected which would actually entail a loss to the Board in rent. Measra Teed and Ward did not see it in this light, as they considered that the improvement of the street would enhance the value of the Board's other sections in the vicinity. Mr Smith was of opinion that the Board had been asleep to their interests in the paBt, but be thought that the Board could make somo satisfactory arrangement with the Council. Mr Connott and that the reason the Board had been asleep to their interests was because the Borough interests had be.n allowed to take precedence of the Board 'p interests at the Board meeting. Mr Sarten thought that the Borough Council should be asked to contribute, say £10, for the concessions the Board were called upon to make. After further discussion a Committee was ap pointed to confer with the Public Works Committee of the Council and the lessees interested,

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23. NEWTON KING Has received instruction? tosell by auction at hii mart, on the above date, — 6 SPLENDID BUILDING BITES, being Sections 116, 117, 118. Ui, 143, and 144, Town of New Plymouth, having a frontage to Bt Aubyn, Wey mouth, and Young- Btmt* respectively. TheHo choioo allotments aro moo* pleasantly aitUiteJ, withia five uiuut*;of the coot'o of tho town. Halo at 2 o'clock. ' t>s4sa " IF YOU WOULD LIVE LONG and prosper drink good Coffoe. It maketh tne heart glad, keopoth the brain clear, and uelpoth digestion. Be sure and ask for Oreasb'H Al Coilee. Bold only in Iml '2 U tine.-- Kdvt