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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 4046, 21 May 1879, Page 2

m TJ E A K E , ABCHITECT _ SUBVEYOB. Office over- the Drapery Establishment ofQMr ■ S A . Bridge, Taupo Quay., i a i ;' . iiy ■ X_L" -.'.. •ENCOUBAGE NEW ZEALAND INDUSTBIEb TO THE PEOPLE OF THE WANGANUI DISTBICT. MES SBS HALLENSTEIN BBOS|. Desire to inform you that a __ ____BETAIL BBANCH of the -J^TEWraTEALAND/^LOTHINGT^ACTOEY WILL BE OPENED in their • ■-'• NEWPBEMISEOj (Late Bank of Australasia), , ' Corner of Victoria Avenue and Bidgway Street. WANGANUI, ON SATUEDAY, MAECH 29. To effectually introduce their Goods, and drive out the imported article, they have decided to SPjNGLE GARMENT .'. ' J— THE. WHOLESALE PBICE.-J . '_„... r j;._Ul,Goc-_ are piarked in plain " ' '. figures, for net CASH ONLY., •(■ ! "A :.■)'.!': .<■' ..■■■; Vi t. ': Any article pur chased and not approved of will be exchanged with the same court— sy with which it was sold, or, if desired, the mouey will be returned. The success which has attended the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Eetail branches in ■ , ; Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, and other towns, leads the proprietors to believe that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the public to encourage New Zealand Industries, especially where superior advantages are offered, and your support is so- . licited on this understanding only. IJ. C. LAWLOE," Manager, • Wanganui Brarich, . New Zealand Clothing Factory. agents for • wertheim's "B_W- : ' -A- . IN6 MACHINES, .-. S .■.'.* ' - We have just received a large 1 i " assortment of- these celebmed sewing machines, both hand and treddie, the Wertheiin Lock Stitch Haud Machine, is the largest and most powerful ever invented with loose winding wheel, and 22 extra accessories. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOEY, 7 .-, "WANGANUI. Wf ALTEB. /^OLE ABCHITECT. •Office— Upstairs, Johu Anderson's, Victoria Avenue TTT E N B V TOLL V GENEBAL CqMMISSION AGENT. Certificated Accountant iri Bankruptcy. BBOADWAY, MABTON. Agent for the Colonial Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. Capital, L 2,000,000. Insurances accepted on buildings, goods, ships, and every description of property, FUBNITUBE, CABPET, AND BEDDING WAEEHOUSE. ! , T a up'o Quay. JAMES T. ANDEESONi CPractical Upholsterer). the cheapest house in the trade. Funerals Furnished. -Tombstones and Bailings "Tl/r E |-1 EEEN WO O D . Besident Dentist. Victoria Avenue, Opposite English Church. Dentistry in all its Branches. c. j.jb: » N ° Teacher of Music. Instructions given on the Pianoforte, Violin Cornopean, etc. Pianoforte's Tuned. . Eidgway Street, Wanganui. TT ABBIS & TNNES have much pleasure iv informing the settlers of Marton and the Eangitikei district that they have ommenced business in Marton as AUCTIONEEES, COMMISSION MEBCHANTS 4.ND STOCK AND STATION AGENTS. Stock and Station Agents: Agents for the Standard Fire and Marine Insurance Company, and Government Life Assurauce aud Annuities; Licensed Brokers under the Land Transfer Act, &c, &c Sales conducted throughout the district ou reasonble terms. AU Goods left for sale will be stored in the Auction Eooms free of charge till day of sale OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. NOTICE:. TO CUSTOMEBS. JAMES BBEDGE, Draper, Taupo Quay, takes the. liberty of remiridirig his . numerous Customers, that though their individual indebtedness te him, may not to them seem of pressing importance, yet in the aggregate Jt • represents a few thousands, that in these times of financial pressures would be unusually acceptable, v - Five per cent, discount will be allowed on all accounts paid during this month. j" '' REMOVAL. 1-,-jjy ... r: . , -;..f A .. /^EOEGE FLYGEB,,. Victoria Avenue, Tailor, 'W' Giothier, | Outfitter,' Hatter, and Woollen ,I)rap__,. ■„ ,y) ,;•.,-, j „,] | •-: G. F. Has removed to his v-i***"-.-* N E W-P 'B*_yM:_ 'S ES, twodoors above the Post Office* -.and lately occupied ' - ' _byMr J. Barr. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN.THEi.TB^pE ! ■fe' ''-U'„ Notb 2*2 Address • ; •'.* 6 0 > E F L Y. G E B, Victoria Avenua, Two Doors above the PostOflice. MUTUAL PEOVXDENT. A ir i,*s- rarpr "^ ed 30; riays £ U Is Bel yearly, for -""*■■%•. .^TiX 00 - Hls flrst tfve years' bonus odditi6h, is £113 12s, making hi* Policy £1143 12s. Vhe wishes he can tako his bonus in cash, which will reduce the actual cost to, £16 2s per annum for *1000, or JBI 12s 3d for e_c_ £100- The nett cost will be further reduced by future bonuses, owin» to Uie greater age of ;the glides. Many of our Policy-holders are now iv receipt of bonuses, after the premiums hove been erfinmished by the profits. /Largeos the above -Orius lis, lam-justifled iv stating that bonuses ore -never likely to be less, but greater in the future. All information cheerfully afforded by p,. SHOET, Care of -Ckssrs Taylor and Watt.