•depend : MAIL NOTICES. Mails will closa at the Chief. Post Office, New Plymouth. A3 fallows:— ojf For Auckland and North, per s.s. Botoiti, close on Tuesday, April Bth, at 7 p.r_. - fy For Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, clo3e on Tnesiey, Bth, at 7 p.m. 0y parcel mail for United Kingdom, and Continent of Europe, close on Thnrsday, 10th, at 5 p.m. fS" For Auckland and North, per a.s. Ngap*bi, c'.o:m- on Thursday, April 10th, at _yy for South America and Canary Islands, via.Moate Yi.eo, C-loee on Friday, llib, itS'SOa-m. . . O" Vot Australian States, Mauritius, Ceylon, India. China, Japan, Straits Settlements, &c., close on Friday, llth, at 8.30 a.m. j^" For United Kin-jdom and Continent of Europe, n Buez (specially addressed correspondence only), cloae on Friday, 1 ith, at 6.30 a.m. Dae in London 19th Jkisy. j3» par Wellington and South, per b.b. Kofesti, close on Friday, April llth, at 1f1.30«.m. . OT~ Vot Aosto-lian States, and South Africa, close on Friday, lltb, at 7 p.m. fy For Auckland and North, per s.s. Takapoaa, cro3e on Friday, lltb, at 7 p m J-\>r Avc-dand and North per s.s. Ngapuhi, c'oce on Monday, JAth, at 7 p.m. Mr /or Wellington and South, per c.«. Takapuna, cloee on Tuesday, ISth, a» JLQ.3O a.m. F. D HOLDSWOBTH, Chief Postmaster. ifABB^AGE. SMITH- KCISACHEN. -On 3lßt March, 1902,atA118aint«' Chnrch, Nelson, by Bev.E.C. Bobison, oi the late Alex. EaudoJph Smith, of 2few Plymouth, to EtSlB, youngest rtiaughter of James McEachen, gelaon. Happiness and.JOYgantic Success in Liie IWAITS those who -purchase their /I WEDDING RING from J. H. PARKER. No old or mixed gold used. Mad« of nugget gold from the richest and purest reef and alluvial fields known. Fashionable Plain Baud Eings to correspond, set with precious stone, chased or monogram as desired. Gem *nd Engagement Eings, simple and distingue—sure to win the faintest hearts and lead to further demands. BBOOCHB3 in almost endless variety arriving montblyfrom up-to-date English and Continental firms. Hpecial ideas and designs worked to order. A pretty selection of BANGLES, suitable for wedding and other presents. V7A.TCHES at very little ahove toy Tirice»J. made to give satisfaction. Silver and GrtW Watches, by every notable maker, eowectly examined and timed ready tor the wearer. The best possible satisfaction guaranteed in this line. J.T_T.P- holds the largest stock of duplicate parts ia New Zealand, and ism a position to replace any broken part in an -origiral manner and fihorfc notice and lowest coafc consistent with first-class material and workmanship. Sterling BHver and Eieeteo-plated Goods constantly arriving direct from the Me-to and Trophies in stock or to order. J.H.P. §ao2ds a large stock; which he is at present nflable to display in his window. Note tbe addrea. and inspect the goods— Next Railway Crossing, ®won Street, New PljraiOßih. As -tfte shop lor engagement riage 1, nveddiug Ktoffs, high-class watches at pHces, wedding presents, Sml in fact a thoroughly up-to-date *aock of jewellery, electro.plated 2nd silver goods we recommend J. If Ikrkcr's, next railway crossing, Devon-street, New Hymoatli. NJ. —Please note a few of the leading lines and prices to advertlseg"^ «ieewfcew,*
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 11935, 8 April 1902, Page 2
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