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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIIi, Issue 11688, 5 July 1890, Page 4

Public Notices. I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. " The best and cheapest Magazine of opular Literature evor produced."- -The imes. EVEEY WEEK. CASSELL'S 3ATUBDAY TOUENAL. CASSELL'S SATURDAY JOUKNAL i in itself a perfect library of amuselent and of all sorts of entertainment, bounding in variety, and without one Ino of dull reading. It 1b now indeed miversally acknowledged to be the most lopular Magazine of its kind in existence, .a well as the cheapest and the best. In ts pages the tastes of all are provided or, and its rapid growth in public favour s testified by a vast and rapidly inxeasing circulation. Amongst the numerous and interestng features now appearing are : — L New and Sensational Story of To-DAY, entitled — ' BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH," by Prank Barrett, author of " Fettered for Life," &c. • WRITTEN IN BED ; Ob The ConBPTBACT IN THE NORTH CASE." A New Serial Detective Story. Illustrated, i REPRESENTATIVE MEN AT HOME. A series of Interviews -with Popular Favourites and other Celebrities of the Day. These articles are being written for Cas'seil's Saturday Journal with the express sanction of the various personages dealt with, and they are accompanied by Specially Drawn Illustrations. CELEBRATED CATASTROPHES. — Under this heading are given newlytold Tales of Notable Colliery and Railway Disasters, of Fireß & Floods, and of Shipwrecks, 4c. HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATIONS by F. Barnard, J. F. Sullivan, and others. SHOitT COMPLETE SENSATIONAL STORIES by some of the best Authors of the Day. TALES OF STIRRING ADVENTURE in every part of the Word. HOW IT IS DONE. Illustrated Papers describing remarkable features of National Life, as exemplified by Institutions, Manufactures, Trades, Occupations, and Employments, &c. Answers to Correspondents. Legal, Medical, and General "Information on thousands of topics of interest to all. Notes and Comments on Men and Affairs. Containing Items on Social and Literary Matters of present day importance. Articles on Topics of Current Interest as supplied by the best Writers. Anecdotes, Amusing and Entertaining, are given weekly. Poems and Sketches for reading in Public or Private will be found in abundant variety. Jokes and Jottings appear in each number to suit the tastes of all. The Editor of Casiell's Saturday Journal has been exceptionally fortunate in securing t£e services of the most renowned and brilliant Writers of Fiction for the Stories with which the Journal abounds, including :— Frank Barrett, W. Westall, John B. Harwood, John Hawthhrne, Julian Hawthorne, Q. (Author of * Dead Man's Rock." &c), R. E. Francillon, G-. Manville Fenn, Maxwell Gray, F. W. Robinson, Major Griffiths, Fitzgerald Molloy, Charles Gibbon, W, Clark Russell, Florence Warden, Annie Thomas, Richard Dowling, Theo Gift, Mrs Edwd. Kennard M. Beth am Edwards, John K. Leys, Jean Middlemass, Henry Frith, A. M. Diehl, Helen Mathers,May Crommelin Mrs J. H. Riddell, and many others. Thus in Cassell's Saturday Journal will be found a storehouse of amusing and entertaining literature, which will serve to cheer and brighten the "homes of all, and which cannot fail to prove a neverfailing source of enjoyment and recrea tion. " The' Second Number of the Colonial Edition is now ready, Subscribers invited. Only 2d Weekly. H. I. JONES & SON, ' VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. mHE EVENT OF THE YEAR! LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT! FOB SPBIGGENS' fs* SALVAGE jq^T STOCK I^T SALE ! COMMENCING SATURDAY, 10th MAY, 1890. WM. SPRIGGENS begs to inform his customers and the public generally that he intends to open up Stock saved from the late fire, in the premises lately occupied by mrs McGregor, ridgway-st., (Next door to Mr Siddles). The Goods must be CLEARED, and the Salvage Sale will last for at least A WEEK. &§T All Goods marked at prices next to nothing. Don't lose this opportunity of securing , Cheap Beot Leather. Ig3l" Note the Address — WM. SPRIGGENS, RIDGWAT-STBEET. Xjl O• K SALE. HIGHLY DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES. Half-Acre, Section 498-9, Matniesonstreet, near River Bank j well-fenced ; in grass. About half an Acre, S.B. 41, corner River Bank and Plymouth-street, noxt J. Mcßeth, Esq. These properties are among the best available sites in Wanganui. being dry, healthy, and commanding a good vi«w. Apply to ■ ■ JOHN NOTMAN, Agent for Executors late D. McGregor Excursions(lASTLECLlFF' RAILWAY COMJ PANY (Limited). Sea-Bathing! Fishing! Picnicing, &c. ' TIME-TARLE FOR JUNE. Trains will leave *or the Sea-side as follows : — Saturdays and Sundays Only. Leave Town. Leave Castlecliff. 8.30 p.m. 1.30 p.m. p.m. 4.30 p.m. To suit the convenience of residents in the upper part of the town, passengers can enter or alight at the Cemetery Road FARES— First-class -.(return), Is 6d cond -clbes (return), Is. Children,half rice,