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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10706, 31 August 1896, Page 2

WOOD BROTHERS (LIMITED), Millers, Grain and Produce Merchants, CHRISTCHURCH. ■manufacturers of wood's Imperial roller flour. PATENT Registered fctfC*** Pn ° c Bs 8 Brand : WOOD IMPERIAL. Stocks of FLOUR, OATS, CHICK WHEAT, POLLARD, &c, always on hand at our Waitara Warehouse. Branch Omce New Plymouth, W . MALCOLMSON, Manager, Taranaki District. 500 Taranaki Meat Bazaars. baconHbacon. THE Primest DAIRY and CORNFED, Cured under the latest Scientific Process. Guaranteed to be the Primest in the Market. — Sold at the Taranaki Meat Baaaars. — SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY! Retail prices : Bacon 7d, Hams 8d per lb. MOA "BRAND.

TATXJBRSALL'B LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. J. W. WEST '"PHANKS hie patrons and the public fo * their kind support in the paßt, and begß to notify that ho has BEMOVED to his New snri Commodious Stables, j EGMOST BIKE El, Between Railway Station & Criterion Hotel Srakea, Waggonettes, &c, for picnio pauloa; buggies, single or double; oaba, saddles, horses; also hearse for funerals. * Horseß bought, sold, or oxohanged. Hay, Straw, Chaff, &0., always on hand. Horses broken to single and don bio harness or saddle. Ladies' Waiting Room, fitted «p with every convenience. ra436 THOS. COOK & SON'S TOURIST AGENCY BOOKS PASSENGERS ly all j Lines at Lowest Fares, abd offtfflr * I special advantages and facilities without additional cost. Intending passengers to Great Britain, Europe, &c ; &c, may obtain full information as to fares, sailing dates, &c, upon pplication to W. J. SHAW, Brougham Street '

TELEGRAPHIC LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES BETWEEN NEW PLYMOUTH AND HAWERA /"ROACHES leave New Plymouth for V^ Hawera and intermediate places every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9 a.m., arriving at Opunake at 4.30 p.m., Btay ing there that night, and leaving for Hawera next morning to catch trains going North and South. Coacheswill leave Hawera for Opunake daily at 2 p.m., and leaving Opunake for New Plymouth on Tuesday*, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 7.30 a.m. reaching New Plymouth at 3 p.m. Through fares, Hawera to New Ply mouth 20s JOB VILE, Proprietor. W. F. BROOKING, Undertaker, Funeral Furnisher, Monumental Mason, &c: HAVING purchased from the Executors of the late Mr John Bell the Monumental Mason business, stock, plant, &c.. recently carried on by Messrs A. and G. Handley, lam now prepared to supply and erect all kinds of Monuments, Gravestones, &c, in Marble, Granite, or Freestone, at greatly reduced prices ; for having bought at a very reasonable figure, lam desirous of etting the public share the benefit of the same, to effect a speedy clearance of the large stock now on hand — — t Inscriptions Incised, Painted, Gilt, or Leaded, and all work thoroughly guaranteed. Marble Slabs for Dairies, Butchers' and Fruiterers' Stands, Lavatories, &c, on hand. The public will kindly note that the business will be carried on for the future at ray premises, in Broughamstreet, and are cordially invited to call and inspect. Tomb Railings and Fences also supplied and erected in Stone, Concrete, Iron, or Wood. FUNERALS UNDERTAKEN in Town and Country, at the lowest rateß Instructions carefully carried out. W. F.BROOKING, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, BROUGHAM AND POWDERHAM STREETS NEW PLYMOUTH \ FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,— ITIHAT Excellent FARM, formerly i. owned by tho late Me3srs Brown and Turnbull, at Urenui, containing 300 acres, Freehold, in 6 paddocks, a narrow strip of Splendid Beach Land, 9-room House, with suitable Outbuildings and Yards ; on the Main road. Full particulars from NEWTON KING a7lO Auctioneer. QILVFRSTREAM Schnapps (crystal k) bottles). A bo7o adverse criticism, 10