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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 9954, 15 March 1894, Page 3

■CIRA.NK Ty/TESSENGER, ARCHITECT (Eight years with Oakden and Kemp, Melbourne. Drawings and Specifications prepared. Office : next to Mr. R. 0 HUGHEB, King's Buildings, Devon-atreet. t p.c7morton, Land, Estate, and Commission Agent. Agent for taranaki dirtbiot— Mutual Life Association of Australasia; Victoria nsurattco Company — Fire, M nrine, an-1 Fidelity Guarantee ; Standnrd Acident Insurance Co (Limited). a3BBa Devon-Blreet, New Plymouth. C- T. mLL S, STOCK AND 8 H A R E B R OKEB" Land and Estate Agent, Valuer, Accountant, Auditor and General Oommiusion Agent Intorost, RcntH, aud Accounts Collected Fire and Maiino Insurances effected. Bhnre Lists, with latest .| notations for all loadine; Colonial Stocks. OfFlORa ; Exclmngo Uhambern, Devon Btroet, Now PlvnwlL 8 Geo, Hoby, LAND and COMMISSION AGENT. Office at Mr H. R. Cattley's, Devon-BtreetJ _ 188h P. G. SMITH, ARCHITECT BUILDING SURVEYOR, I¥ew Plymouth. Office— Upper Floor Davis' Building, Opposite Courthouse. b4C6 J, & W. JENKINSON CARRIAGE BUILDERS, Gover Street (Near tho Red House Hotel), NEW PLYMOUTH. Every description of Carriages, Carts, &o. built to order at very reasonable prices. 25m Thos Cook & Son, TOURIST & GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS. Chief Offices- Ludgate Circus, London; with Branches und Agencies all over the world. PASSAGES granted to and from all parts of the Globe, by all lines of steamers and at loictst rales. Rail nnd Coach Tickets and Hotel Coupons iPßucd for use in all civilized oountries Patrons of ibis agency enjoy special benefits without increased cost. Satisfactory arrangements for those wishing to visit MODNf Egmost. Full information obtainable upon application to W. J. SHAW, Agent for New Plymouth and Dißtriot. 198 a & BAYLOR, PORK BUTOHERB, AND SMALL GOODS' SHOP, DEVON STREET, Poultry Always on Hand. Cash Purchasers of Dairy.fed Pork and 205f Poultry. ~wTh. juryT" WHITE HART LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, IN thanking tho public for (Loir liberal patronage during tho last three years, begs to intimate that, having taken those coutrally situated premises in Queenstreet (late R. B. Honeyfield'a), he is now in a position to supply First class Vehicles of every description on most moderate toims. Patrons may rely on all orders being promptly attended to Orders may be loft day or night. W. H.~JUR?. 431 m TATTERSALLV- LIVERY AND BAIT STAbLES. J. W. WEST, Will shortly REMOVE to his NEW and COMMODIOUS STABLES, EGMONT STREET, Between Railway Station & Criterion Hotel For the next fortnight he will be at tho old place. Brakeß, Waggonettes, &c, for picnic parties; buggies, single or double; cabs, saddles, horses; also hearse for funerals. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. Hay, Straw, Chaff, &c, always on hand. Horses broken to single and double harness or saddle. £436 Read This ! ! Read This ! ! AS*JH<kaA JL VI (J ** t»t£»M iH VI Umwi The manufacturers of the "Dollar" AND " Stars & Stripes " CIGARETTES Offer a prfze of £1:1:0 for tho Largest Number of empty eartoom of the " Doli.au 1' Cigarettes, and £1:1:0 for the largest number of empty car* toonß of the "Stars and Stripes l , Cigarettes, delivered to the agent — EDWARD L. NATHAN, Newl'lymoutb. on the 30th APRIL, 1894, Tho winners will bo advertised in this paper EDWARD L NATHAN, NEW PLYMOUTH. f THE CORRECT THING AT LAST 1 TOBACCO is mado from the finest Virginia Leaf. There is no ether lobacco like il — John Avery, Now Plymouth, Wholesale Agent. C II PAP Residences and Building Sites obtainable from \V.- J. Sh&w, Land Agent.