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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11281, 30 May 1891, Page 4

Business Notices. J IMPORTANT ANNOUNCED KNT J. "W- "MODUIT. WANGANUI UJKKIACE FACTORY TAUI'O QUAY. New and Second-Hand Carriages of all Descriptions for Sale. FIRST-CLASS Mechanics only employed and the very best Materials and wellseasoned Timber used. J. W. McDuff has taken first Prizes at all the Agricultural Shows on the Coast, and at the Taranaki Jubilee inhibition, Wanganui Exhibition, and First Ordei of Merit with Silver Medal at New Zealand Industrial Exhibition in Wellington. J. W. McD. feels very grateful for the many favours extendod to him by the public in tho past, and hopes for a still greater share of their patronage in the future. T^TEW MUS ROBERTS IS NOW SHOWING —SPECIAL LINES— IN DRESS MATERIALS WOOL SKIRTS WOOL SHAWLS JACKETS —SPECIAL LINES— " IN ULSTERS MACKINTOSHES PELLERINES —SPECIAL LINES— IN LADIES' FANCY APRONS CHILDREN'S PINAFORES AND PELISSES —SPECIAL LINIS— , ' IN FLANNELS FLANNELETTES CALICOS SHEETINGS A Good Selection of LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING AND BABY LINEN. FANCY WORK. A Good Stock just opened up, includingCushions Tray Cloths Night Dress Cases Doyles Handkerchief Satchels Brackets Pipe Racks, &c MBS ROBERTS, (Opposite the Catholic Convent.) IWANGANUI. • IVT fT OGAN AND /^O^PANI (Limited.) WOOL, GRAIN, AND PRODUCE . BROKERS, SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, Having completed arrangements with undoubted English and Australian Houses are now in a position to receive consignments of Wool, Grain, Frozen- Meat, Butter, Tallow, Hides, &c, upon which they are prepared to make most Liberal Cash Advances. HOME~TBADE. We oan guarantee the highest Market Price for Produce consigned to our Londen Agents, who, haying the largest distributing connection in the United Kingdom, offer special facilities for the immediate Bale and consequent quick returns of all consignments entrusted to our care. M. HOGAN~&~CO. (Ltd.) vr o t i c k. The undersigned, in thanking the public of ■ Wanganui and surrounding districts for tho patronage accorded to him in the past, wishes to announce that he has purchased the Blacksmithing business in Ridgway-street lately carried on by F. Finlayson, and hopes by strict attention to same to merit a continuance of the support of the public. N.B. — As the Shoeing is personally conducted by me, owners can rely on getting a reliable job turned out. PRANK SAUNDERS, (Next Rutland Hotel) RIDOWAT-STrEET. TH E SOLDIERS' MONUMENT Committee : — A. J. Parsons (Chairman), Messrs W. F. Russell, James Purnell, William Bruco, J. G. Sharpe, S. Neil, H. A. Lomax, and C. Burnett, Secretary and Treasurer. The Government having offered a subsidy of pound for pound on subscriptions up to iJIOO tor tho purpose of erecting a Monument in the Domain, Wanganui, to the memory of the soldiers buried in or near Wanganui during tho late wars with the natives, the Committee ask for subscriptions in furtherance of this object. A list of the names and other particulars may be seen, as it is propoced that they should appear on the Monument, in the lobby of the Public Library, where a book is also kept to record any suggestions that may be. made by anyone on tho subject, more especially as to additions and necessary alterations. The following havoboen received, and further subscriptions may be paid to any of the Committee, or to Mr Burnett, Bidgway-street, next Messrs Cummins, Sharpp, and Co.'s store. Shilling subscriptions collected in 1889, after deducting expenses, ,£3l. Collected at last Easter Encampment, Palinprston N., £18. Recent subscriptions : W. G. Basaett, 21s ; J. H. Nixon, 21s ; J. G. Burnett,2ls; C. Burnett, 53; J. F. Stewart 2s 6d ; Alfred Bealo, 2s ; P. L. Cameron, Is ; H. Sarjeant, £1 Is ; Mr Foreman, Cl Is ; W. F. Russell, 10s 6d ; Master and Boys Collegiate School, £7 ; Mr Donkin !s6d; D. Strachan, 10s; M. Gordon, 10s j r - Fernie, 10s 6d ; J. Townsend, Is ; Jame rlaxwell, .£1 la ; S. Austin, Is ; Mrs H. S. larrison, 10s ; A Friend, 2s 6d.