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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10483, 7 December 1895, Page 2

MATT. NOTICES. MAILS will cloas at the Chief Post-office, New Plymouth, as follows: — Igp For Auckland, per S.s. Kanieri, close en Monday, December 9th, at 3.30 p.m. (^ For East Coast of South America, United Kingdom and Europe, via Bio, per lonic (from Wellington), close on Tuesday, December 10th, at 3.30 p.m. For parcels at 2.30 p.m. Mail due in London January 22nd. FBBD D. HOLDSWOSTH, Chief Postmaster. DEATH. ANDREWS.— At Okato, on December 6th, William Andrews, second son of Mr Simon Andrews, of Huirangi, aged 51 years. The funeral will leave his late residence To-morrow, at 1 p.m., for tbe Okatp Cemetery. Friends will kindly accept this intimation. — T. CORKILL, Undertaker. FUNERAL, NOTICE. OFFICERS and Brethren of the New Plymouth Friendly Society are requested to attend the Funeral of late Brother William Andrews, leaving the residence, Okato, at 1 o'clock To-morrow (Sunday), December Bth, for the Okato Cemetery. ■ N. GOLDING, b 733 s President. SEWING MACHINES TNTENDING CUSTOMERS are p reminded that the Bismarck Sewing Machines though admittedly of the highest quality, workmanship, and design, are sold at prices very considerably below other makes ; in some instances a saving of several pounds may be made * by purchasing a BISMARCK. Three styles on view : HAND, TREADLE, AND HAND AND TREADLE COMBINED. Supplied on easiest of all Hire Purchase Systems— Cash Deposit of 10/-, and 10/- monthly. Liberal Discount for Cash. N.Z. Clothing Factory, DEVON STREET, NEW PL X.M OUT H. A. I* COOKE, LateA. G. Bartlett, Devon Street New Plj mouth, WATCHMAKER, ' JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, HAS opened in the above premises with a new and choice stock of Ladies' and Gents' Gold, Silver, and Uickel Watches, Engagement Hings, Jewellery, Electro, and Silrer Plate. i Clocks in great variety, SPECTACLES & OPTICAL Goods at greatly reduced prices, Old and Unfashionable' Jewellery made into Articles of newest designs. IN banding o*er the above to Mr A. L. COOKE, Mr A. G. Babtlett begs tc tbsnk Ibe pn'nlic of New Plymouth for the generous support accorded him, and tolicitc a continuance of tho name to his successor, whose ability he warmly recommends. t459 A. G. BARTLETT N DECEMBER WILL BE PUBLISHED, THE OHBOIsriOLES OF THE GARDEN OF NEW ZEALAND KNOWN AS TARANAKI; BY W. H. J. SEFFERN, Author of "The Early Settlement of New Zealand," " Jubileo History of Taranaki," "Tho Story of a Colonial Newspaper," &c. ILLUSTRATED WITH NUMEROUS ENGRAVINGS. Subscriber should send in their names st once for copies, as the Edition is a sm»ll one. Published at the Taranaki Herald Office, New Plymouth. MR A. DOUGLAS GRAY DEVON St., NEW PLYMOUTH. Mr Gray will vrait Stratford on Tuesday, December 10th, at Mr Ellis' Pharmacy. *• For the Blood is the life." — CLAKKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLODO MIX! IJRE is warranted to cleanse tho blood from all impurities 'from whatever cause arising. From Scrofula, Scurvy Eczema, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diaeasus, Pimples and Sores of all kinds its eftVcts aro marvellous. Sold every Where al 2s 9d. Thouaands of Teati monialn. Beware of worthless imitations and BU'i-tHtutei*. Positive Cure for Neurnlgia. — The Rev. It. Chow, FrenJ'hurch Minister, of Norwi.-h . writca :: — U .A New Connexion Minißt-r — a friond _of mme — suffered severe! v from Tie for some time. He I took oi.o or two of your ' Anti-Neuralgic fills,' and next morning ho was quite well. The 'Quinine Pills have been of Et service in our family.' Sold by all litU and storekeepers. Poat free l tli i proprietor, J. Baxter, Chemist, Obrifltohuroh,] for M llß postage stamps.—Advt * ;