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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10198, 2 January 1895, Page 3

NEW Christmas Goods. THOS.~AVERY "D ESPECTFULLY invites inspection of JIL hie New Goons, epecially selected for the Christmas season, imported from tho best English Manufacturers. Photo Albums— in plush and leather. Photo Frames — Splendid variety. Soreens — In Morocco and Russian leather — to hold from 2 to 12 photos Writing Desks — In leather, inlaid mahogany, &c , &c. Writing Cases and Blotters — In great variety. I Workbaskets — Lined and fitted. Workboxes— lnlaid roßowood and inlaid N Z. woods. Jewellery Cases —In olive wood and leather. Dressing Cases— For ladies and gents. Ladies' Bags — All the newebt shapes in Moiocco and Russian Leather. Tourist Cases j Music Folios I Inkstands, PurseB — A fine assortment of the latest oblong shapeß. Pocket Books — Solid leather, pigskin, morocco, calf, Persian and Russia! leathers. Card Cases — In Russia, Moiocco, pearl, eto Fire Screens — New siyles. Bibles, Prayer & Hymn Books — Ancient and Modern. Opalines— Plymouth, Torquay, Ilfracombe St Albanß Abbey, Tintern Abbey, &o Fancy Stationery (Perfumed and Floral), Including the new Ladies Club, Briar Rose, Wild Flowers, Thistle, Forget-ino-not, GranulatoJ, Knu de Nil, Turquoise, Daisy, Silurian, Oceanic, Pure Flax, Lavender, Cherry Blossom, | Deckled Antique, Society, Art Fabric, Birthday Books. Japanese Glovo and Ilandkirchief Boxes, Desks, Workboxeß, Screens, etc. The selection of Christmas and New Year Cards, Booklets, and Calendars are superior to any yet imported. A very large stock of Presentation Books and Annuals, Q3T Special discounts allowed to purchatert of School Pbizes. Purchasers of a Piano or Organ from the Dresden Piano Co. daring December will receive a share in a Weaver Organ. Pianos by Broachvood & Sons, Collard & Collard, Schwecbten, Lipp & Bohn, and other notable makers. Ttme Payments — from 20s monthly. Shop will be open in tho evening during the week before Christmas. Thos. AVERYU Printer, Bookseller, & Stationer, Devon-street, NEW PLYMOUTH. b6B6a BEAN I BEAN COMPETITION* J^ Chance for | J)o not "* all. ( miss it,Jg| It may not occur again, W. H. FRANKLYN Has decided to give the people of Inglewood and surrounding district a chance of procuring* t a valuable Christmas Present Free of charge. Having purchased a line of extra quality Tea direct from the gardens, he intends giving the people of Inglewood a treat in the shape of a good Cup of Tea and a^valuable present. The'placing of the beans in the bottle' will be under a Select Committee, and the drawing under another. The prizes will be on view in Mr W. |H. Franklyn's grocery [window. Competition starts Saturday, December Ist. Closes Monday, December 24th, at 8 p.m. Winners declared shortly afterwards. REMEMBER — lib Extra Qualify Tea for 2a 6d, and a chance of a valuable prize, ETARANAKI MEAT X? AZAARS. E A,T JO A Z A A B 8. THE PROPRIETOR Wishes to draw the public's attention the magnificent BEEF, MUTTON, and VEAL that ho has now on view. Inspection Invited. He desires to state that he has a line of 200 BULLOCKS and 1350 WETHER HOGGETS fattened to a turn, which he is now slaughtering.; Remember! 1 No Hipi PPahine kaumatua, he meajj momoni rawa. jj The SMALL~GOODS being a " speciality, are like Vetch's corn \ poik— "perfection" This department is open for inspection to the public daily. " m __^ "^~SYKESi Nursery Hair Wash Is a useful propnratiou for feeopingjj children's heads clean. Sold in la Gdjbottloe. A. E. SYIES, Chemist,! Oppoelle Alexandra nail. ' (and by agents.) FOR SALE, WITH early pisßossiun,— Mr Smart's pretty little FARM of 35 acios; 2-roomed cottar 0 a «d outbuildings ; a never-failing supply of wood and water. There aio a fow good fiuit trcos in full buaring. Price low.± 7m W. COURTNEY,; |