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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 249, 22 October 1901, Page 3

[DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP t Great 0 lea ring* Sale . . I O COMMENCE ON AUBUBT 14«r 12000 OF3BTOCK T0 BB oleabed in three MONTHf IPJPOSBIBLB. . laONtfOSraany H»d«r*fe, P.M. poor's G>od«, Oeslery, Bievrfoplated Goois, Agricalbnr»l I>u|le<nei.ti, Qard<u Too'*, Corrugated Iroa, Fencing Wire ami Staple!-, C.ment, Drain Pipes, Chimney TVpv Ooub Springs and Axles, and a list of Uue* tH»t would fi I chit paper All to be cleared. D. BERRY & CO. Desire to inform their jOostomers that owing to Mr. NIWMA* Jew ng Taranaki id hj»« beea decided to dissolvw tbe pa tuertbip M «MW M the Stock cau be le.lmd. To quickly fffeot thV,» good* *itl bt marked in plain figures, in many oases at or even BELOW COST, aod as the Sfcook was all imported diptct from the m»nof*oturers in Greet Britain and America k will be apparent to all what tbis mraofi. As scon ss the balk of thu Stock is~ol<»artd we will bf prepared to rfceive oflers for the freeho'd premises, t NOTE THE ADDRESS - BROUGHAMS' REST. and after the Ist the 8a « will be t>r Oal> or App o>e) BOb only, and all Accounts due to as must be paid or »t injfwi for daring CASH v_CREDIT. DON'T FAT FOR OTHER PEBBONS BAD DEBTS. NEAL, THE CASH CLOTHIER, Opfbbs Goods ax Lowsst Bio Rook Fbiobb fob Mm Oabh. Hen's Merioo Shirts and Pant*, Is lid. Men's Heavy Ribbed Enitt Pants, 2s 6dL All Wool Knitt Sox, 9d. Men's Tweed Caps, 6d. NEAL, Thu Uosh Clothier. Btranß Working; Shirt., 2s 6d. New Zealand Flannel Undershirts, 2s fld. Hen's Braces, 9d. Frame Kelt Hats, 2*f6d. Hen's FJsunelette Shirts, Is 6d.. NEAL, The Cash Clothier. Hen's Heavy Dark Tweed Suits, 20s. Hen's Heavy Vicuna Oloth Suits, 27s 6d and WB6s; remarkable value. All Wotl Tweed Trousers, 6s Bd. Btrong Cord Trousers, 4s 6d. NEAL, Cash Clothier, Boys' Dark Tweed Knickers, 2s 6<J, Boys' Strong Braces, 4d. Boy» All Wool K. B. Suits, 8s lid. Boys' Strong Woollen Hose, Is. Boys' Collars, 6d each. Boys' Tweed Caps, 4d and 6d. NEAL Cash Clothier , New Silk Ties, 9d and Is j wonderful value. •> Pure Japan Silk Handkerchiefs, Is 6d. Seamless Merioo Sox, 6d. Gent's Umbrellas at Lowest Prices. New Styles in Onff Links, Is the pair. NEAL 1 °** n oiotfai**, The Balance of Macintoshes and Oilskins ;£££, marked at very low prioss to clear. Hen's Double Oilskin Ooats, lis 6d. Hen's Yarmouth Biding Oilcoats, from "■"■ 12s Bd. Men's' Tweed Haointoabes, 80s. Men'stNavy and Blaok BergelHaokiatoshes, 87s 6d. NEAL, THE CASH CLOTHIER. We Would Call Attention TO OUR LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOOK OP PIANOS AND ORGANS. INSTRUMENTS TO CHOOSE FROM. THIS IB THE LARGEST STOCK EVER ON VIEW to any PioAmW town in the North Island. BY THE LENHNB MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORU. Moat Liberal Disoouut for Cash, or on very Easy Terms. (T WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND 'INSPECT The Cheapest & Best House in Town* Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Flutes, Month Harmonicas, Olarionettes, Brass Instruments, and all fitting*. 188 LATEST BHKET HUSXO. Orders attended to «ith despatch. THE COLONIAL PIANO & ORGAN IMPORTING COY., He***..,*-** Devon Steekt, New Plymouth. D. MoKihnok Bain, Manager. Inglewood agent, Mr. C, 0, Smith.

I NOTICE OFREMOVAL | R. JAMBS BUTTKBWOBTH bags to ; . notify that he bas REMOVED Into the premises recently occupied by Mr. X '', Abbott. In Devon-street, when he will hwra »» rlenty of room to display hi* '« MAOKI AND OTHER OUBIO3, tea, too : | to the desk advantage. He still buys and nils everything from V a needle to an anchor. ' * If you want an Express, Spring Trap, Ot "4 a Sulky, GO TO BCTTEBWOBTH. If yon want a Mew or Beoood-h«nd Ml «C , ' Harness, I, GO 10 BUITBRWOBTH. 4 If yoa want a New or Beoond*haad Baddlr, "A and Bridle, , ,'i 00 TO BUITBRWOBTH. A If you want a Gold or Silver Watoh. J GO TO BUTTERWOBTH. tsj If you are unable to obtain what jw weal elsewhere, >& QO TO BU7TBBWOHTH, who has a large oollsotion of all sorts ef ■ I goods. If yon want a Typewriter, If you want a Copying Press, . If you want a Gamers, g| QO TO BUTTKBWOBTH. /p Persons wishing to inspect Ms let" '" I lection of Maori Ourlos are invited I any Tuesday, when they will be welooawl , I without being asked to buy. \ Address—j J. BUTTERWOBTH, { I OLD OURIOBITI BHOP, I DevODHrtml '

AHUROA TOWNSHIP. PUBLIC NOTICE. N reference to the Ahuroa Township whioh we are now placing on the market, we wish to draw attention to the '. advantages of this property. I To acquire freehold in the centre of a Harbour in touoh with all Foreign Ports of I the world, is a rare chance indcoL I How many of us have let the obance slip , to acquire freehold situated in a similar I position for very little money, which, on | looking back, would now take a good many .thousands to secure. I Look what TarauaU is exporting at present. What will the multiple be in a few years f | Although this is not ordinary property, " I we open the sections to the public at the I low upset of from £6O and upwards, on I terms which will enable anyone to secure a property that it will be very hard to estimate the value of within a very short i, period. ; OALLAGHAN & CO., .1 Sole Agents.