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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 11284, 29 June 1888, Page 2

R. L °; U DO M (Late,,of Feilding), PRODUOE & GENERAL COMMISSION " .' AGENT,. 244 Sussex Street, .SYDNEY., , „mHE TIAVESTAFF piANOS Contain all the latest improvements of value, ; are Trichord, with perfect check regulator action, and for richness 'and volume of tone cannot be surpassed for the Drawing-room. ' H. COLLIER & CO. Are Sole Agents for this old-established London maker. The EAVESTAFF Pianos a haye held. a high ;position in ■ the musical world for 70 years, and the standing qualities and durability are well proved. H. COLLIER & CO., PIANO IMPORTERS, WANGANUI, All Pianos, Organs, &c, sold on Deferred Payment if;desired. TO DRESSMAKERS AND OTHJERI.. MADAME WEIGEL'S PATTERNS. Large Consignment .just Arrived Direot from Melbourne. MRS CREMER, , ART. NEEDLEWORK REPOSITORY, VICTORIA AVENUE, '"•' Sole Agent for Wanganui and Distriot. ■JJ T) TJT ILLIAM SO N, DISPENSING AND FAMILY' CHEMIST, Direct Importer op DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully prepared. No ingredients used but those'of ascertained Purity and Strength. A Laroe Stock of HOMCSPATHIC MEDICINES. . ,H. B. WIL; LIAM SON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (Next the Post Office), WANGANUI. ft. M. &•**■■»*■ PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, (By Examination), Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Wanganui and district that he will shortly open those premises next R. Hannah and Co., Victoria Avenue, as A FIRST-CLASS PHARMACY, where he trusts by strict attention to business to merit a share of their patronage. During sixt_en years connection with the Drug business, R. M. G. has acted as Senior, Assistant at the following (amongst other) well-known Establishments: — The Glasgow Apothecaries' Coy., Glasgow. Godfrey and Cooke, Chemists, London. R. Bagley, Senr., Chemist, Dunedin. George Mcc, Chemist to the Governor, Wellington. WHY IS IT You can always depend on getting a good article if you huy CREASE'S Al COFFEE IN THE TINS? BECAUSE this article is a special preparation, the result of years of experience and labour. The selection and blending of the finest Coffees known have been studied carefully until the present combination has been adopted as perfect, and cannot fail to give universal satisfaction to consumers. Ask Your Grocer for CREASE'S Al COFFEE, In lib and 21b Tins, And you are sure to get the right article. A shocking encounter took place on Ist May, at Downham Market, near Lynn. A laboring man named Robert Staines, fiftyseven years of age, in the service of Mr Thomas Robb, of that place, was rolling in a field with a team including an entire horse which, as it was in the habit of biting, was muzzled. Suddenly it turned round and made an attack upon the shaft horse, and in doing so broke the muzzle. Staines went to quiet the animals, when he was knocked down by the stallion and crushed beneath its feet. It next plucked with its teeth at the fingers of Staines' left hand, and tore three of them away, the hand being also much lacerated. It then got tho poor fellow's right arm into its mouth, and broke, crushed, and mashed it to a frightful extent just below the elbow, and likewise dislocated S'taine's shoulder. Mr Robb tried to get the liorse from Staines, and in doing so hu had three of his ribs fractured. A lad likewise rendered assistance and had his arm bitten and the sinews drawn by the same brute. Staines was taken to the Lynn Hospital, but ho is scarcely expected to recover. For ten years ho has had charge oi the horse, which was fifteen years old, and jt has now been shot.