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

~ BRIDGE ~& WARD'S ~~~ WHOLESALE AND EETAIL DftAPERY AND ■ ; ."}■" ■■•■'•'■- ■ ' '.'■■' CLOTHING ESTABLISqMBNT, | .' ... , „ TAUPO QUAY, j^,; — °— f-' .:• "ORIDG-E & WARD beg to inform the Public of }W"anganui and surroundiEg districts, that they are now offering \ SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO (PURCHASERS ,i in order to make room for I LARGE SHIPMENTS of SPRING &!SUMMER GOOLB, TO ARRIVE SHORTLY Aug 18 • , . .| SUPERIOR S AJD D L E R V J. CLARIt SADDLER, HARNESS AND CELLAR MAKER, VIOTOKIA AVENUE, HAS now in Stock a large and excellent selection of SADDLES, consisting of > . -i "• Hunting Saddles (very Steeplechase Saddles. Stockmen's' Saddles. Boys' Saddles. Sydney made Saddles in gr^at variety. Ladies' and Gents' Snaffle, Pelhara, a4d W^ymouth Bridles. Ladies' aud Gf-ents' Whips. Ladies' and 0-ents' Spurs. Saddle Cloths and Horse Clothing. A shipment of the above just to hand, ex- Collingwood. ALSO,— TO ARRIVE Ex HOWRAH, "* '■ t A large and general assortment of goods ordered .expressly for the ' district. ( r- 4 , . .:".^' 'J v\, „,*,,>.: A.ug 18 '■.■ : * '" *' •#■•■-, - ; --^. i TO THE FLOCKOWNERS AND SETTLERS OF RANGITIKEL MATARAWA FELLMONGERY/WANGANUI. HPHE undersigned begs to intimate that he is still PURCHASING WOOL trrnSS o^' BHJSBPaJ K^S. TALLOW, and all kinds of PRODUCE, at the rilb-HJibl Current Bates, and has made arrangements whlreby he will be enabled to make EEG-ULIR, MONTHLY CALLS around, which will give bettlers an opportunity of disposing of their Produce, &c, at Full Market E^tes tor Cash at their Homesteads. „ .■.,.,'; ■'. ■' .. W.;:lJ^ngiam)-: : . .. .■.- •■■■■ Fellmonger, Wool Scourer, Seedsman, '&' general Produce Dealer, NB.— "Wool sorted and scoured for the Home Markets at low fates". ; ..,! Private Residence and Receiving Stores, Putiki. (Near the Cattle Wharf)' WANG AN U I I 1 GUN DE V, PAUPO QUAY. david~mUrray O A7ING lately made . extensive alterations in his premises, and added . , ,, g r ?to hls A PP liances aut l Machinery, is now in a position" to underfake all descriptions of work in his special line,, as '",/..''■ Iron and Brass Founder, Implement Manufacturer) Engineer,' Boiler Maker, and Macjiinerj Fitter. \ •'■•■ . J THE MOULDING .DEPARTMENT Js capable of turning out Firstlclass work, the|.most. experienced! and competent hands being employed, that can, bejobtained in the, colony. ' Steam Machines of all kinds Manufadkred, Fitted, and Eepaired. In unlimited assortment of MODELS, ,, fplicable to every description of Machinery, and other Models, for -T^w Designs promptly and- :. , accurately .prepared. ; ■ „ - Marine Engine or. BpaOTJ^p^^ti^aßjborily.p'erforinfed. £ •■■■'■■• Turning in Iron and Brass l 'tiany size ; or design; ' »■': " • ■■inn.,Estimates given for all descriptions of ■ Minufacture, Alteration^ or^Bepair. 1 ' Saw Mill Machinery, Locomotive,- and General Eailway Iron Wort^contracted , to' be erected m any portidii of the' Provinces. •<• .. - c „.,■ In short, D.M. feels conEdent fhathe can .nbw solicit the MOST EXTENSIVE orders without hesitation, as his Establishment is replete, with. the principal Machinery that will be. required to enable- hiiirto execute such with promptitude and perfect satisfaction to his patrons: 'his' Staff of Employees is also composed ' of thoroughly Practical iarid [Practised Tradesmen. ' ' ON SALE, AT : THjE FOUNDRY— One pair 8-h;p. Engines— horizontal. : One 6-h.p. Engine i „ 3-h.p. do /- Saw Mill Machinery, complete. ; Railway \ Waggon Wheels. Fittings in immense variety. An Inspection of the Establishment will convince every one ot its capabilities to fulfil the most Varied and Extensive Undertakings July 28 '