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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11934, 7 April 1902, Page 2

MAIL NOTICES. t MAlr.s will closa at the Chief Post Office, New Plymouth, as folio W3: — CT For Auckland and North per s.s. Ngapuiii, close on Monday, 7th, at 7 p.m. <ST Wellington aad Sontb, per s.s. TaL-apuna, close on Taesiay, Bth, a' 10.30 a.m. #&>- ft>r Auckland and North, per p.-. PwJtoifei, close on laesday, April Brh, at f p.m. , For Auckland and Nxirth, per s.B. Ngapuhi, close on Thursday, April 10th, at 7 p.m. tSf Fur Wellington and Sonth, per c.9. Rotoiti, close on Friday, April 11th, at 10.30 a.m. gg- For Auckland aa-i Norih, per S3. Takapuna, clese on Friday, 11th, at 7 p m F. D HOLDSWOBTH, Cbief Poutmaater. >———^—— ————o«t TVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE JM COMPANY. Head Office ... / ... Auckland. SL-B3CMBED CAPITAL ... £1,000,000 Paid-up Capital and Reserves including undivided profits ... £494,910 Nett Annual Eevenue; £391,000 Unlimited liability of Shareholders. THE OLDEST AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY. FIRE— Insdbances AOAINBT Loss by Fire are effected by this Company upon pro perfcy on the most favourable terms marineOpen iroi.iCiES Aeranoed. Merchan disa, Freight, and Hulls Insured to an-5 from all parts of the world. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY'S BUILDINGS, Corner of Brougham and King-streets New Plymouth. J. PATON MANAGER For Taranakx Province. Agencies throughout the District f Happiness and JOYgantic Success in Lite AWAITS those who purchase their WEDDING RING from J. H. PARKER. No old or mixed gold U3ed. Made of nugget gold from the richest and purest reef and alluvial fields known. Fashionable Plain Band Rings to correspond, set with precious stone, chased or hnnogram a3 desired. Gem and Engagement Rings, simple and distingue—sure to win the faintest hearts and lead to further demands. BROOCHES in almost endless variety arriving monthlyfrom up-to-date English and Continental firms. Special ideas and designs worked to order. j A pretty selection of BANGLES, suit- j ab'.e for wedding and other presents. | WATCHE3 at very little above toy prlc&B, made to give satisfaction. Silver nnd Gold Watches, by every notable maker, correctly examined and timed ready for the wearer. The best possible siliafaction guaranteed in this line. J.TI.P. holds the largest stock of dnplicate parts in New Zealand, and is in a position to replace any broken part in an original manner and short notice and lowest cost; consistent with first-class material and workmanship. Sterling Silver and JSlectro-plated Goods constantly arriving direct from the leading makers. Medals and Trophies in stock or to order. .T.T.LP. holds a large stock, which he is at present unabie to display in his window. Note tbo addre?s and inspect tbe goods— Next Baiiway Crossing, Devon Street New Plymouth. TO THE CfcLAIUHAN AND MEMBERS of the various School Committees of Taranaki, — Gentleman, —Having been nominated for the seat on the Board of Education, vacated by Mr Hignett, I beg to request the favour of your support. I woold point out that the southern end of the coastal portion of tbe disIrlct has long been unrepresented and requires tbe attention of a member thoroughly acquainted wilh its requirements. Fnrthor, I am assured, my long acquaintance wilh the practical work of education will a3siat tho Board in the ' elncidation of some of the problems wbich are consiantfy cropping up. Should I bo retnrned Committees may rely on their best interests being care fully considered. — I am, Gentlemen, Your Obedient Servant JAMES J. ELWIN. Warea, March 1902. a 376 Foil 3ALK.~ CARRYING BUtflNKBd, I Waggon, and H Mv-B.—For {larfieubrs »»n vT. V. lipq»POS. Okftto. ' 960 liail programmes, Invitation cards c gad tickets at tbo Herald Office