Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10707, 2 September 1896, Page 3

Having just completed STOCKTAKING we have several lots in all departments, we shall offer at most absurd PRICES tO clear in order to make room for new goods, Ladies should not fail to, visit ECONOMIC as by so doing they pill save money, the goods being clean and fresh and > will be almost given away, v, a the best"! / &/ „\q\ place /&/ V^\ to , /-r^ /, 1 \ \ /&/ LARQEST .VM. YAW srm M/\f\ '■•':; #.% X^/furnbhv^\ fab/y*/ FROM IB vt\ /©/J.f t. gAelicr'sV^a /^/^ Queen-street, AucklanaY^^ > TARANAKI, ffIAT; BAZAAR.-, A fact Tho machinery ani Equipments of the TARANAKI MEAT BAZAARS are the most modern, including Hall's Refrigera ting" Machine. Another Fact. AUttheStook are Fattened on' the richeit a , t Beach Land. . Stitl another Fact The Land is the best farmed in the County. One more Fact The. Beef and, Mutton is the, primes* slaughtered in the County.' Inspection . invited. A positive Fact Nothing but the best Young. Cattle and " Sheep are purchased for fattening. Agm a Fact. The Small Goods being a-jspecialty, we defy competition. Open to the publio for inspection daily. Thess are Facts. That a call at the, TARANAKI MEAT BAZAAR,DEVON STREET, will en- . ' able the visitor to substantiate. b!4 , ::. fcraa: : ;e6M(£S.t.;STOR'es J '\ tiS^bF t)EPARTW[ ( BNTS :- , tftfURTBNAY; AND "eLLIOT-Sw.- : GROCERY; ' >;iH -d*7 ,3i:vvt Italian Goods- \ ■ .' ;.•>.... jij ti ' • '.« .Provisions *n'-.v, „.; „, i.{ „ „Gar4en,Seeds ' Vt' * ' Millinery 1 u.'C'i -">f.ii>!,A "^'''-^^Dressmakuig • > -,;,.'. ■•!. :■ •-• ••■ >>: . &«., Ae.^ DEVON V AHi).oSSIRf»W,-- ' . MANpHESTER GOODS : , ■ . : '"6ali99es, Sheetings, ,'",",'■, r" Linens, &c, &c Blan'keti, Flannels, &c, ' * DRESSES': viV'wl. -f- i „■•:-,•'. '• •«"•" Stuffs,' '•'■" *■ ' " -'•> • .-.. a '.'..-Serges, ', • ■-« -- t : . • ,- -, •- o"'j Prints, &c. -.;., „ '. . '. ■ J ■' 1?: . ,\, ~.U 1' ' "il-l« Hatßjjßonne^i, ., , » .„; „j ,, lV . tfi ,i . .., , , : .-. .- .s-MwHSPTf.' 'iA«K.t*. h r . ... . * ! Fancy Goods. , , , •■'•"■ dlo'lniag arid GenV lteiyry, '' 1 :i f &c.,' ' &b., c , 'Ap. 1 . * • kgmojnt laundry. " ' Mrs H. J. F. FLORET, HAVING had a series of lessons at the Lambeth Laundry, Auckland is ' now ' prepared to execute all entrusted to her in first-clas* style. Shirts Ironed and Glajed equal to new. Hotelu and Families waited on for order** Note the Address : quigLey'S old shop ;i '(NextDrblOarroll's) Devon Stbebt, 1 New Plymouth. , INDOOR FOOTBALL GAME. mHIS most interesting GAME is played JL on the same lines as Football in the fi e ia_with 13 forwards and backs on each side. To be obtained, Wholesale and Retail, at THOS. AVERY'S,' Bookseller, New Plymouth, and Retail at other Booksellera and Fanoy Goods Shops. a 721 FROM £1 to £3 to be made per day Easy occupation. Send addressand ix penny stamps to Edisox & Co. General Post Office, Wellington. ■ 747 FOUND,— The advantage of having . your Boots made to measure at M«Ewen Bros. Order at once. ,