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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 10175, 3 December 1894, Page 3

MISS KaTCLIFFE, Late Head Dressmaker of Warnock, Kelly, Ad kin & Co., Palmerston North, HAB opened in Mr Jaa. Coopei's Machine Depot, Brougham-street. GOOD FIT & STYLE GUARANTEED. Charges Moderate. bsosb P. C MOHTON LAND & COMMISSION AGENT. AGENT FOR Mutual Life Association of Australasia. Imperial Insurance Co., Lcl. ESTABLISHED 1803. VALUER, AUDITOR. AND ACCOUNTANT. | Rents Collected and Tradeemenjs Books > kept. Devon-street, New Plymouth. T. A. BUSHE BAJLL.EY, SOLICITOR. liN G L E W O O D. MONEY to lend on approved [securities at tbe lowest rates. aßo7b w. f. brooklngT" JPuneral JPurnisher and Undertaker, Brougham street, New Plymouth, DESIRES to return his thanks for tho very liberal hharo of the above duties which lia.B boen entrusted to him in the past, and to notify that ia accordance with the requests of several friends he has made arrangements for the supply of Monumental Mason work, Headstones, Crosses, and Monuments of any design in Freestone, Gianite, or Marble, and with inscriptions incised, painted, gilt, or leaded, supplied and lixed promptly and Eatisfactorily, and on the most reasonable terms. fences in wood, iron, (stono, or concrete, alao erected in tho same manner. Inspection of designs and 'prices invited before ordering elsewhere. Funerals undertaken in town or country, and the trade supplied with all requisites. WALTER KEENE, PROFESSOR of MUSIC, FOR eight years at the London Organ School and International College of Music, and late of the St James Hall, Princess Hall, and People's Palace Concerts, London, is prepared to receive Pupils for (be Pianoforte At pupil's own residence. For terms, etc., apply to Mr T. Avery, Devon -street. "^Talter J£eene, PIANOFOETE -TUNEE, For two years at Messrs Clift (Piano Tuners and Repairers), Sussex, England, is prepared to Tune Pianos. Terms, 7s Bd, or £1 Is a year. — Apply to Mr T. Avery, Devon-street. a639a MOTICE OF REMOVA^ W. HANCOCK Thanks his customers and public for past support, and wishes to inform them that be has removed his business to premises Opposite the Old Curiosity Shop, where he hopes to receive a continuation of their support. Faying no landlord, ho is prepared to sell at the lowest prices for cash. No reasonable offer refused at the Red Boot Warehouse, j Devon Street. I TARANAKI MEAT "O AZ A A RS. EAT _O AUA It S. THE PROPRIETOR Wjslios to draw the public's uttoniion[to tho magnificent BEEF, MUTTON, AND V£AL that ho has now on'viow. Inspection Invited. lie desires to state that ho has a lino of 200 BULLOCKS and 1350 WETHER HOGGETS 'fattened to a turn, which ho is now slaughtering. Remember ! ! No Hipi IVahine kaumatua, he mea momom rawa. The SMALL GOODS being a speciality, are like Vetch's com poik— "perfection," Thxs depaitraent is open for inspection to the public daily, m SEVEN .REASONS Why pAWBON'S WHISKY is 3 the best. ls(.— Because it is not sold under any notitious name or brand, but comes from a distillery which for over 80 years has been celebrated.; for tho purity of ite products. 2nd. — Boca'iBo" it is recommended* by | the Medical Faculty aa being the Finest Whisky Ever Imported. 3rd. — Because tho leading) analyst"in Scotland pronotmcos it to bo the Purest and moat Wholesome Spirit ho has][ever analysed. 4th.— -Because", tho sales in Auetralie have stoadily increased, until Itboy are now the largoat o£;|any brand of whisky imported. i sth. — Bocauso" it came' from tho jfarfamod Glonlivol District, Iho promie> whisky-producing district in Seotluno. Gth. — Bocauhe llicio in not v hui'duch in a hoftbhead, tliuts proving it to b thoroughly matured. 7th. — Becrtuae it novor varies in Qualit). UB Peter Uawsou, thu great (iiatiliur, hap built tho Largest Vain in tho World, bo that its exceptional quality may bo main (aincd. iv TO LET, With Immediate Possession, — /COMMODIOUS and Contrally-Hituated \_J SHOP, latoly occupied by Mr Wm. Hancock. — Apply to bsßsm INEWTON KING.