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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11277, 26 May 1891, Page 4

Business Advertisement. ' JOSEPH SOLER, . WINE MANUFAOTUfiER, Canonger Vineyard, WANGANUI. MR SOLER has much pleasure in calling the attention of the public of ''Wanganui and also the surrounding districts, to the large and varied stock on hand of his own manufactured Wines. . Mr Soler especially wishes to call the attention of the Hotelkeopers and the public generally to the excellent quality of these Wines, as will be se'en by tie following Awards. The Wines Mr Solor sent tothe Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880, when competing with those from all pacts of the world, obtained SKPRIZIiS. These Wines were also exhibited at the Ashburtoft Industrial Exhibition, held on the 20th March, 1881, and' received from the Judges FIRST A WARD OF MERIT. He also obtained FIRST PRIZE MEDAL for these Wines, for PURITY at the Christchurch International Exhibition, 1882, and was aw.ar'ded the FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, 1885, Wellington; also a CERTIFICATE with a PRIZE MEDAL at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London. PRIZE MEDAL Melbourne Exhibition, 1888. Mr Soler ■would recommend Customera to try an assorted dozen of these Wines at 30s. per dozbn'; 10s per gallon in bulk to Publicans. P.S.— These Wines are not fortified, and are free from drugs of any kind. ' There are also many different assortments of Winea in stock that are not mentioned in the list. /N REAT /CLEARING QHLE OP BOOKS, PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING. H. I. JONES~~ANp SON. Have put Out on a Cheap Table a quantity of Books, which they will, sell at ggf" Greatly Reduced Prices - ■-•■-during'the next/Few "Weeks. " _ Read the following Price List !-— 3s 6d Books offered for 2s 6d. Colonel Enderby'B Wife, by Lucas Malet 111 tlio Wrong Paradise, by Andrew Laing His. Heritage, by Linda Gardiner ' ■ "The Confessions of. a Thug, by Colonel Meadows Taylor ' ...••■' A Noble Queen, by Colonel Meadowa Taj - . lor Frederick, Prince and Emperor, by Ren- • -nell Rodd " ~ ' The Marqujs. of L,oss\e,, by ■■: George Macdonald'" God's Providence House, by Mrs G. L Banks '",,.".'., A Fair Emigrant^ by Rosa Mulholland A Counsel of Perfection,, by Lucas Malet : The Pillar HouseV bjrElorence'Severne Under the Stars and Under the Crescent, ■by Edwin De Leon -■••-■ Far from \he Maddin g Crowd, by Thomas Hardy Tho Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy The Hand of Ethelberta, by A Pair of Blue Eyes „ Daisies and Buttercups, by Mrs J. H. Riddell Christowel, by R. D. Blackmore Clara Vaughan, by „ Tho Poganuc People, by Mrs Beecher Stowo In Silk Attire, by William Black Two on a Tower, by Thomas Hardy Little Loo, by W. Clark Russell • The Late Mrs Null, by F. R. 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