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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVIII, Issue 2855, 18 September 1875, Page 1

- — jjMr*^ > ■ ■ • •' ■ - ■ - T' •. iBUSINESS, CARDS. MI&H^EJD, B S(KNE, ■ -j SADDLER, * • ■• i 'H; i; A-'--W : I''B'-;B1 ''B'-;B A.. Workmanship guaranteed. '-Repairs r prbnipt]y executed. •' i June 12 >?■>', .,lMVf!<[ ui'.'io u,,;\ ..•,•■ „; • ;,,ii ,m t , ;•. ,-■■..•.,■ — tf. PTOCELL & Co., ' -S HIPPING- &FA MILY BUTOHE RS St. Hill &, Ridgway Streets, ' ." : " : WANGABf,UL Shippirg and Families supplied with the .best Meat from this Establishment. 4.pnl i CI T %.'..'. '.8 ! U T CHE RY, Wicksteed Street, Wauganui. FRED. H ALL . still continues to supply Families, Hotels, and the Shipping with Meat of tHe best quality, at the inqst. moderate rates. Apniffi,'/.; - ;" '"• KAIKOKQPU FELLMONGERY : '■'■'' ''"'WORKS; HIGHEST' CASH price given for '/■'HIDES- and SKINS, either at the Works,'' or' at the Store, Campbell Place. ; ; - ' '- SCOURING. Wool sorted: and : scoured for the Home' market by an experienced sorter. ' GIBSON & HANDLE Y. Parcels left at the Store will be weighed by M.r Hamilton, who will also give |a receipt for same. "' : "' - 1 -" •■" ■'' ' . G. &H. M^y,.6. , . WAITOTARA SMITRY AND SHOEING ; •••■" ' FORGE. THOS, GORDON .- , IS prepared to undertake all descriptions, of work connected with his trade with. -prompt despatch, and at moderate rates! ( Workmanship guaranteed. jSuperibr^ Shoeing a special featureV .'^[axwelltovvn Establishment uu<lersarr'e proprietary also in full working order. ", Best' workmen only employed.' Agriculturarlmpiements repaired. '•' All the departments under personal supervision. "■'"' April 2l{ ■"'•■■•. HOOPER'S ffAIR^CUTTING & SHAMPOOING ;"'. ■"saloon. 'R'i d'gw'a y Street, • • • , /opposite t)dd : ; Felloes' Hall.) H' ""'AIR" 'BRtf^fitNG by Camp's Patent Rotary Machinery. ! •' ~~-.~^ ]fg-^";g- T otJT. Tobaccos of all-jkinds. Dunedin Cut. Tobacco. Cigars — best brands. Meerschaum and Wood Pipes of all descriptions. : PoucbeSj Perfumery, Concertinas, &c. Dec 15 THOMAS JVIOFFATT, BUTCHER, PALMERSTON, BEGS to thank his numerous eus- ' tomers for past favors, and to in.timate to them and the public generally ■that as he intends keeping nothing but first-class articles, he hopes by strict attention to orders, civility, and selling at ; the lowest' remunerative prices, to ensure an increased amount of pa- ■ tronagedii: > ■• . ■\ -Small Goods of every description always on hand. •Palmeirston, March! 24, 1875. tc . ,_SIBSON & FISHER, OBN E ; R A L STOREO E P E R S, <ut>i >i',,, WAITOTARA,;. :, BEG to call,, the,' attention of the settlers of Waitotara andsurronnding districts to their GENERAL STOCK OF GOODS. Having purchased ' & considerable quantity of IRONMONGERY at a \ very low prije, they'are^euabled to offer J^it to the public. at a great reduction upon ordinary prices. THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT Will be thoroughly replenished, and the Goods sold at prices that will compare favorably with any in Wanganui. Also, to arrive ex St. *Kilda from Auckland — A large assortment of Superior DRAPERY, adapted for the season. Cash, purchasers of Hides, Skins, How, fungus, and all kinds of Colonial Produce. April' 13, "'