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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10216, 23 January 1895, Page 3

STATIONERY AND Fancy Q-oocis. THOS.^LVERY RESPECTFULLY incites inHpection of his New Goops, imported from the best English Manufacturers. Photo Albums— in plush and leather. Pboto Frames — Splendid variety. Screens — In Morocco and Russian leather —to hold from 2 to 12 photos Writing Deske — In leather, inlaid mahogany, &c , &c. Writing Cases and Blotters — In great variety. Workbaskets — Lined and fitted. Workboxes— lnlaid rosewood and inlaid NZ. woodß. Jewellery Cases —In olive wood and leather. Dressing Case3 — For ladies and gontß. Ladies' Bags — All the newett shapes in Moiocco and Russian Leather. Tourist Caeeß | Music Folios | Inkstands. Purses — A fino assortment of tbe latest oblong shapes Pocket Books — Solid leather, pigskin, morocco, calf, Persian and Russian lea' hers. ♦ Card Cases— ln Rußoia, Morocco, pearl, etc Fire Screens — New styles. Biblos, Prayer & Hymn Books — Ancient and Modern. Opalines— Plymouth, Torquay, Ilfracombe St Albans Abbey, Tiniern Abbey, &o Fancy Stationery (Perfumed and Floral), Including the new Lailios Club, Briar Rose, Wi'd Flo* ere, Thistle, Forgetme not, Granulate I, Eau de Nil, Turquoise, Daisy, Silurian, Oceanic, Pure Flax, Lavender, Cherry Blossom, Docked Antique, Society, Art Fabric. Birihday Books. Japanese Glove and HanHk rchief Boxes, Deske, Workboxes, Screons, etc. AGENT FOR~THE DBESDEN PIANO CO. PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR OASII OR TIME PAYMENTS. Some splendid Instruments to select from. Thos. A~VERY Printer, Bookseller, & Stationer, Devon-street, NEW PLYMOUTH. b6BSa TARANAKI MEAT *D AZAA RB. EAT JDAZAARB. THE PROPRIETOR Wishos to draw the public's attention the magnificent BEEF, MUITON, AND VEAL that he has now on view. Inspection Invited. He desires to state that he has a line ofg 200 BULLOCKSI and 1350 WETHER HOGGETS fattened to a turn, which he is now slaughtering. Remember! ! No Hipi Wahine kaumatua, he men momonx rawa. Tbe SMALL~GOODS being a speciality, are like Vetch's corn poik — "perfection" This department is open for inspection to tbe public dai)v. m i sykesb Nursery Hair \fyash Ib a useful prrparation for keeping childion's heads clean. Bold ia Is 6d bottles. A. E. SYKES, Chemist, Opposite Alexandra Hail, (and by agents.) TT^ROM lip to lip H t,preadß. , Everybody hns heard it , Men in tho trade have known it for years. Men out of tho trade — Well, lur friends knew ! Others were incredulous. Others didn't enquire. Others didn't care to know. But now EVERYBODY KMOWS THAT THE Empire Tea Co. BEATS THE WORLD. The facts are these : We sent for " Samples " from the Two largest, wealthiest, and Most Skilful Tea Blending Firms in London To compare with our own. And the Result is EMPIRE TEAS Actually show Better Value to Tho consumer. Our opinion is thcroforo confirmed That WE DO THE TEA TBADE As well as it can be done anyhow, by anyone, anywhere in tho world. Empire Tea i. . o # W. & G. TUKNJBULL &. Co , Proprietors, Wellington. Local Agents— Buhgess, Eraser & Co., Brougham -street. New Plymouth. REQUIRED £400 IN two ail ins of £200 each, on Devon' street freehold. t_77Ga W. COURTNEY. EOR BALIToa TO LET. TWO Now SHOPS nuxt Wado'a Store, Devon ntri'Ot, for «nlo on easy terms onoof them liciu^ lot; UioO'hor is tc at a low rental. Tliuru aro ionr rcsiden r'. rooms anil scullury with ouuli bhop. b76oa W. COURTNEY.