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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9189, 16 June 1880, Page 4

WILLIAMSON & CO., CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS, HAVE on hand a large assortment of genuine English and American Patent Medicines, Perfumery of |every description, Turkey and other Sponges, Toilet Requisites, Superior Hair, Tooth, Nail, and Shaving Brushes, Combs, &c. Family Requisites and Flavouring Essences of all kinds, and at moderate prices. Prescriptions carefully prepared. Homoepathic and Horse and Otatle Medicines. THE WANGANOI DISPENSARY, Next Post Office. ON SALE, By the Undersigned : — 230 sacks Wheat (splendid Fowl Food) 500 sacks Oats 100 sacks Pollard j 25 tons Oamaru Flour 2 tons Oatmeal Also, just landed — 2 tons of Canterbury Hams and Bacon 'splendid quality). francis~j. Jones, GrEOCER, TTASaANUL JOSEPH SCOTT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, L T AVING- secured a fresh place of O- business, being a portion of Mr A. Barnes's Auction Mart, Taupo Quay, will be prepared, on and after the Ist April, 1880, to attend to the wants of his old friends and patrons. J. 8, will confine his efforts to the Bespoke branch of the trade, when all who may entrust their measures to him will receive faithful value fortheir money. Punctuality will be . still a main feature of his efforts. All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order and repaired. J. S. will also manufacture Uppers for the trade. Note the AddressNext A. Barnes, Commercial Sale Booms, Taupo Quay. MRS PYKE, DEESSMAKEB, 1 Wickstead Place, Opposite Occidental Hotel, rN thanking ladies for their past support, begs to notify that she has removed from Victoria Avenue to more eligible premises in Wicksteed Place. Having had considerable experience at one of the leading London Houses, ladieß can rely on having their orders carried out in good style and with taste, at strictly moderate prices. Ladies' own material made up. MRS PYKE has on hand an assortment of Dress Stuffs, which can be made up at prices to suit the times. Mourning orders at shortest notice. MRS PYKE, Wickstead Place. JOHN FURNESS, &Late of A. Lindsay's, Wellington), .% BOOT & SHOE MAKER, -^\j\ Victoeia Atenue. 'iJ-jJ AVlN&had long experience in X3L the manufacture of Ladies', Q-ehts', and Children's Boots and Shoes, I desire to call the attention of the' citizens of WaTiganui to the fact, that it is my intention to make the above to measure, in a style hitherto unknown in Wanganui, and, employ ing none but first-class hands, I can guarantee to those favouring me with their orders a True Fit, combined withNeatness.Durability, and Cheapness. N.B.— For the benefit of my customers, so that they may rely on alwayß receiving a good fit, it is my intention to keep the lasts fitted up for their especial use. English, French, and German Boots and Shoes kept in Stock. Repairs in all branches of the trade neatly and promptly attended to. Note the address — VICTORIA AVENUE, Opposite Bank of New Zealand. CONSULTATION ON THE WAN.GANtTI HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, To be Jiun on the 19th June, 1880. 500 Members at £1. First Horse £200 Second Horse 100 Phird Horse 50 Starters and Non-Starters (divided) 150 £500 The drawing will take place on Wednesday, 16th June, under the mpervision of the Treasurer and a sompetenfc Committee of gentlemen, rathe Art Union principle, viz., the vhole of the tickets will be drawn — lot, as in some cases, the same lumber as of horsea-entered. Subscribers residing at a distance ire particularly requested to make >arly application to prevent disapjointment, and to send two stamps — me for reply and one for result. Whenever obtainable, please forward post-office orders. If crossed cheques ire sent, Is must be added for exchange. Private parties subscribing or a book of twenty-five tickets will )e allowed the usual discount, viz, 81. J. H. O'BRIEN, Treasurer. Eidgway-street, Wangauui.