Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10708, 3 September 1896, Page 3

\rt a / i \v*\ ** * ■*•• ' /S? / \ A THE BEST /&/ \q\ place /^y " V^\ TO /&/ STOCK/W V /^y FURNKH V^\ » w/y* / FK o M IS . \ /J> /3. T. GARLIOK:Svi\ / / Queen-street, AucklandV* ■Jk TARANAKI jf ||EAT BAZAAR. >f facf, The machinery and Equipments of the TARANAKI MEAT BAZAARS are the most modern, including Hall's Refrigerating Machine. . Another Fsjot All the Stock are Fattened on the richest > „-■ „, Beach Land. ,r, r Still another Fact The Land is the best farmed > Jh the -j r» ;-■ . County./ y \ /;,,_ . One more Fdbt, ' The Beef and Mutton is ' the primesi slaughtered in 'the County. Inspection 1 , • ■ •' ! invited;- 1 A positive. Fact-, Nothing but the best Young Cattle and, Sheep- are purchased for fattening. Again dFact.\ >< The Small^Gbods being a Specialty, we defy competition. Opeii to the publio :•' vi' foifinspeHion daily;'' , "> ; these stre Fact& That 1 a call at the TARANAKI MEAT BAZAAR, DEVON STREET, wUI en- " ' f " ' 'able the visitor to substantiate. bU ■ , , , t ' JUSTi ARRIVED : ■■•■■ \'x\ . ■>» .'."' .-I" t; "' ■* ■' ! . '•' '.-''l' -' , «f ■ A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF SpMMiB n$WEEfi& ; C^> .1 . v Ca^l early r , and select patterns, from th# ; LARGEST STOCK IN THE TOWST' . , , ■ , ,r- 1' .'U j A^uubii .O^T"?,.!."! f ' r '„'i ■''>■ '• Note Addreia.— i-'-'i*]i :;i attMs, '■ DEVON STREET, (Over Nathan's Auction Mart). AD* HOWITT, LITHOGRAPHER , ; ' and , :; ART PRINTER ( .(L&te.of, Wellington and Christchurch.) V''Vj;'" WISHES to annbunce that 'iSJatV-Q-'i l -he, his started in the above. ISttesV't^VßuUdihgikno'w'n as « J GOOfi'Sj ' in'Dayori-sifcfeeti^rly opposite HfeKAiiiJ Office, and hopes by iss.uiug 'i"-'"' •••'"• ''" '/ '; . " /••"■; WORK OF' THE BEST QUALITT, ■ -.•'<■ ••' ONLY to merit the^ support' of the' Town and ' Disteict in his efforts to supply A MUCH FELT WANT IN THEIR / „ • ,> , T'T"^ . .^-^ ' DO NO4? SEND OUT OF THE '.^ISTiIIpTFOR^YOUR .WQRKj;; : . > till you, have seen Samples and Prices. .''• -• <■ {■ '•• . ;.'", 3 . 9 :VSEiiiING..OFF.-•^"N: V SEiiiING..OFF.•^"N consequence 'of 7 havitig* 'sold th« ■'j^ii >ni d;u' ( .A" ,1. 11 < r. .-■(,' ' ■ f', 1 ''MHBEMi' '^LOCK:' STORE « "i '-■' \ lam now , OF TH# »,) i •.•*.!/■ -,Jj K h ■<>>, iff, . ... ji, will be useless, to "quote prices,i,f« Ui*'goods, must be Bold' within one month. > 1^ v'l/1 Jl. j ... 1 11.. 1 '■A>Vb ! fie.'iiiW'Qf ' <hi '" 'f ;. , •hould couie-at once.and'isecure the vm -k:- if l ' >bargaing,:' ... '^^ "" ,f & Co., STztk'^ust/'lsW.;,' ,V -' |: aBB 4 Mba _cqtfGß ON 21st Marah, 1891, the first,. bottle of Sykes' Cum Cough was^apui faotured in Petone ; since thait' cdato 20,000 bottles have been sold, and to-day it may be bought in nearly every town in the North Island. Why has it met with such great success ? Simply because it has proved itself the most reliable remedy evet sold in New Zealand for the relief and cure of CQUghs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whopping Cough, and all .affections of the throat, chest, and lungs. * ; Sold by all agents j 'I/;, 1/6. 2/- bottles. ;i^RM''^to:J#C>e.>4per toy ix penny etemj«\tb Ewepr "^ T Co; General Foifc 'OiSif Wf Wsk W