1894. A NEW ERA IN THE WATCH TRADE. rpHE BOY'S and Bushman's favourite X Keyless Watch.. .£l 1 Gents' Hall Marked Silver HuntinglLevere - £3, £4, JBS". Manufactured by Waltham W atch Co. Ehrhardt & Rotherham. Strong Hall Marked Silvor Alberts, from 10b. Gents' Gold Watches and Chains * equally cheap. LADIES' SILVER WATCHES 255, 35s 1.505, £4, and £5. 'Ladies' Gold Watches from £3. A choice assortment of T ndies' Gold Gold and Silver Chains, Bangles, Brooches, &c, in the neweßt designs at the lowest possible prices. Engage. 13 TINT /^ Q Wedding ment JrULJLN VjTlO and Dress — Cf the finest quality and design. (S* Carefully note the address— J. H. Parker, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, (Under the Gold Spectacles), DbVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. FISCHER'S Furnishing Warehouse. ALEXANDRA HALL BUILDINGS. JUST LANDED, @ RUAHINE. A LARGE and Select Conßfgnment of BRASS AftD IRON BEDSTEADS, j Of all the latest patterns and desigms. , Also, — FENDERS (Brass and .Iron) and FIRE IRONS which are offered to the public at such prices as will defy competition. Also, a large etook of MATTRESSES and BEDDING made only of tbe beat and reliable material, which it is unnecessary to enumerate. J. FISCHER, 1 ALEXANDRA HALL BUILDINGS. 303 m \X7 HY do you smoke cheap and nasty V* Cigaieltea? Get back the true old omforter, the Sweet Pipe, and fill it with he pure and fragrant CORRECT TO ING AT LAST TOBACCO — John Avery, New Plymouth, Wholesale Aoent. NOTICE REMOVAL ! ! J. and T. AVERY, In notifying the public that they have REMOVED to their "XT EW TJREMISES lAEW I REMISES (noxt Colonial Bank) beg to thank their customers and friends for the liberal support accorded them hitherto, and solicit a continuance of past favours The New Premises have been specially built to meet the requirements of their increasing trade, and there being more accommodation ®'LASGEE STOOKBJ3I will be kept for their customers to select from, which, they havo no doubt, will give general satisfaction. igiTNoTE Address : a*. .a.-v:e:r,"Y", TOBACCONIST, Etc. Printer, Bookseller and Stationer, Devon-i treet, New Plymouth " It saves the merchant's business from a going to tho bad " By a-raking in the patronage tho [public can't rofuso." This oan well bo said of Sharland's Baking Powder Aa tho proof of the pudding is in the eating bo the proof of the Baking Powder is in tho ÜBlDg. A preparation which challenges comparison by actual test, and always stands tho trial most favorably, is SHAKLAND'S " Iflon " Itrand Unking Powder. "VTO more indigestion, no more nervousA^l nea from indulging in too much Tea drinking for those who drink HEALTH TEA. — Wholesale Agents, BURGESS, FRASER & Co. PEIVATE RESIDENCE. MRS BERRIDGE, of Tho Grange Devon-street West, has vacancies for f!cntlernon|nnd lady boardeis. b77b THE SIN BAKING POWDER eclipses sll others. — Edward L.~Nathan, Wholesale Agaat, New Py mouth.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9954, 15 March 1894, Page 3
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462Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9954, 15 March 1894, Page 3
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