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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 11679, 31 December 1887, Page 1

Business Notices. ~WT 0 T I o E. JNO. IRVINE, /■ rjr M \ • ,-<Sj||^f^ \ PLUMBER & QASFITTEB, I C °PPEB, ZINC, IKON, ■^^Pi; r "— ''y UN PLATE WOBKER, "V^'rc^^ -• TAUPO QUAY. Gas and Water laid ou at lowest current rates. Spouting and Guttering fixed. On sale— A large Btock of rain Water Tanks. Estimates given. JOHN IKVINE. [PLUMBER, TINSMITH, Etc., Taupo Qtjat. ■J^" o t i o i! 0. CARREL, PLUMBER AND GASFITTBR, (Late of J. H. Horn's), Begs to inform his numerous friends and the public generally that he has started business on his own account in St. Hillstreet, next, door to Mr Meuli, Builder &c, where ho hopes, by 9tricb attention to business and good workmanship, to merit a Bhare of public patronage. . P.S. — Estimates given "OROOKDALB COAT DEPOT. REND ELL & WATSON, OOAL, GBAIN, AND PBODUCB MEBCHANTS. ; Agenl sfor Union Steam Ship .Company, Importers 01 Fresh Fruifc by every steamer. Genera' comoiaßion and Custom House business undert^ eD , attended to with prtoaptitude. Solej importers in V ft nganui of Weßtpott Coal Company's ooalbrookd(le coal. Greymouth Coal at great reduction | n pr i c 8 Gas Coke in any quantity , ■ . Charcoal, Firebricks, and Firexl^y Manuka, Eata, Maitaf, 1 and Taw> Firewood out oa the premises to any liwth Oaten Chaff and all kinds of flotse Feed alwayß on hand. Direct Importers of Sydney iFrnits.by «rery steamer. BEOOKDALE COAL DEPOT, BELL.STBBET. , rp WBNTY YBABS IN THE TBADB mrs McDonald, FEATHER CLEANER, Viotoeia Avbote, (Opposite the Convent). A 12»incK Feather e'eaned and curled in one hour for Is j 12 inches dyed and curled for Is 3d, at a short notice, black or any colour required. Mrs McDonald will teach Feather cleaning and Curling for £1 as, cash— reduced from £5. She may also bo cine ul ted for lessons in Fancy Work of various kinds from 10 am. to 8 p.m. Physiognomyjiin Rhyme^r-la each face. TV" °. T i 1 9 E « ! MISS SEYMOUR, DRESS AND HABITM&RJSR, Has muoh p'easure in announcing to the Ladies of Wanganui and district that she has decided to remain among them for the coming ieaeoD, and is now prepared to execute orders on the shortest notice, from the latest Home sty.lea.- --; ,2£iss Seymour has vacancies for a f«w apprentices. &T Addrpes— Next to THBATBS Bicig. way-street jTvBESS M AKIHG. MISS AAMODT, in thanking her many patrons for past favours, wishes to announce that Bhe ha 9 resumed the Dressmaking busi* ness, ab ha? residence in Wilson-street, where all orders will receive her prompt attention. ' WIOKSTfiED PLACE TIN WABEIIOUSE, (Opposite Perrett's Butchery). HERKERT ToWNSEND, PLTJMBEB, TINSMITH, AND GASFITTEB. Having started business on his own ao« ;ount, H. T, trusts that hia friende and the general public will favour him with a share of their orders. His extended experience both in Wanganui and Wellington is a sufficient guarantee that all work entrusted to him wilt be executed in a thorough workmanlike manner. Repairs of all kinds done. Water Tanks made. Water laid on, and gaa fitted oa the shortest notice. --J J £ Totara, Rimu, M*t»i, and White Pine, Rough and Dren«ed, delivered ia Wanganui at priouß to suit the tiiao«» T. H. AJDSETT, Manchester Steam, Saw, and Planing Mills JCAONUI. FEILDING. TTENRY W rjOUGBS' COMMISSION AGKTO (^ TA.OTO QTJAt, WAttQAttOTi HAS FUB SALE— I Section in Township of FUstovfu 5 it t) Midhtlrrtt 1 ii ii Af*moho 3 n it Hamilton Bast 4 >, m Caslltolill (ißaaehold 1 i, noftf .ifhmoho 8 i, neat Sptin^Yale Also, oome valuable Farms for Sale or XtlftUi WANTJBD I jTo"taAß»* Severß^Fapms of froa 200 to 000 »oiti«» TO LKRlTott Oot^ ;»rwhoW Swia-vty*