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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11609, 11 August 1892, Page 3

Business Notices. r. crichton and Newman. ' ■\7t7"ANTEn'lcnown— That if you wish f » to march with the times, do bo » N^B%oV VCari ' 1g CriChtOn Bnd )s WT-A-NTIiD Known — That we have » T a JESOOO Stock to ohooso from, and j. anyone desiring a good boot, for a small ngurp, should pay a vi-ir to Criehtonand jVcHinaii's, Victoria Avenue. WANTED Known'^That we keep the largest staff of workmen on the premises m tho district, and that every job unc'ertakon by us is done with tie best r materials, combined with good workman- • ship. Crichton and Newman, Victoria Avenue. • \*J ANTED Known— That we make to fc cT c ,, ordKr ev <> r .vthing— from a child's btrap Shoe to a captain's t!. ol— at Ciichton and Newman's, Victoria Avenue. K. HANNAH & CO. EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS TO PKEMISES. Special Reductions. L _ ! £8000 Worth of Stock to Select from. HANNAH & CO. THE GREAT BOOT PROVIDERS, Beg to announce to their friends and >atrons that, owing to increased trade, they find it necessary to make oxtensive additions mid alterations to their premises, and in order to make room and save trouble of moving, aro offering the whop) of their Stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. As time prices only i hold good for ONE WEEK, ourcustomers ■ aro remiostod to purchase at once, and secure the Bargains. VVo have also a few Odd Lines, which W9 aro clearing out for next to nothing. B °OTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS for the Hush, for tho Country, for the Town, for the Home, <8^" AIL AT REDUCED PRICES, Owing to Extensive Alterations. Wo hold the Largest Stock of Boots and bhoes in the colony, and as we are Manu- - factnrers and Direct Importers, you sare I all the Middlemen's profits by buying from us. We are now offering the following for ONE WEEK ONLY. I Ladies' Glase E.S., 4s lid; Ladies' Me. Button, 4s lid; Ladies' Dairy Boots, Gs lid; Ladies' Carpet Slippers, 3a Gd; Ladies' Chamois do, 3s 6d; Girls* Strapped Shoes, from 3s Gd ; Child's Boots, from Is lid and 2s 6d ; Boy's Naileo" Shooters, Gs lldj Gent's Shootois, 10s lid; Gent's Water-ti-jhts, 03 lid; Gent's Bluchers, 53 6d,7s lid, 9s lid; Gent's Slippers, 4s Gd. Also, a Special Line of Porpoise Cookhams at 255. As the above is all fresh stock, our cus- . tomers c?.n rely <?u getting good, solid value for their money. Copper Toes, 2s lid : Girl;' School Boots, Cs lid; Boys' Shooters, 6s lid «®" FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, } AT . R. HANNAH & CO.'S, Victoria Avenue. Jf Wanted. jf^ s/U ' \y ANTED to Let-The erection offl O ; » t several miles Wire Fencing.al Apply to Donald Ross, Rangikikau, or or David Peat, Wanganui. "^C i ANTED— 2O to 100 acres ; situation \ healthy; near Wanganui. With or without houte. For Cash. Pinches ancl_Co.,^ddfollows' Hall, Wanganui. W ~~ANTED— ByTlarried Couple, two Furnished Rooms, or Bedroom, with use of kitchca. State price. Ad- ■ dross " L.M." Chronicle Office. WANTED — A competent House keepor. A pp'y J. L. Stevenson. WA~NTED=^tfale Cook for railway works, Belgrove, Nolson. Wages, 303. Apply sharp, Pinches and Co., Wanganui Labour Exchange. 'ANTE U— For Country Hotel— A ' Housemaid and first-class female Cook, Apply sharp, Pinches and Co., Wanganui Labour Exchan ge. WANTED Known— For Sale"— A Light Buggy Horse, staunch and quiet. Apply at the Taylorville Shoeing I or«eW "ANTED Known— That Mrs John Eflwards has opened a Boarding House in Church Place, in house next to Canterbury Boarding House. Terms — 17s per week, including washing. Also, wo unfurnished rooms, with fireplace, to let. WANTED "Known — Tho~~Kxcelsfor . System of Dressmaking and Fit- ' t ting. Miss Forbes is at Turakina giving 1 Lessons on the abovo system, which is , now, for the first time, introduced into New Zoaland. It has entirely supplanted tho old Scientific and other complicated methods, and it is so certainly accurate 1 that no trying on is necessary. Pupils ■ perfected in Six Lessons. Early apphca--1 tion necessary. W "ANTED— An assistant Surveyor or a thoroughly competent Chamman.. Apply to Pinches and Co., Wanganui Labour Exchange. 'ANTED Known— We hare several t first-class General Servants waitL ing engagement. Pinches and Co., Wan- [ ganui Labour Exchange. A smart Lad. Apply sharp, T. W. Boundy & Co. W "ANTED Known— For Sale— A few Sittings of Eggs, White Leg- . horns; Prize fowls ; imported from Wei- . lington. Joseph Townsend, Harrison- . street. ' \\/ ANTED Known— Supper from e TT till 11 p.m. Bill of Fare— Tripo , Pork, Sausages, Grills, Ham and Eggs, , Omelets. &c, &c. The Buffet, Victoria L Avenue. • W "ANTED Known— That the cheapest ' house in town for repairs is A. f Johnson^s Crystal Palace, Maria Place. WANTED to Sell— Ono~ r Special Club" 54-inch Bycicle. Guaran- , teed to be in first-class going order. BallI bearings throughout, and very cheap , Apply Herbert Townspnd, Plumber,Taup > - QuayWANTED Known— A Magnificent selection of Men's Boots on hand, [ bought at a Discount for Cash, will b» t sold considerably below usual prices to j clear. Perfectly now, not old Stock. Tlie . best value in the market. At Wilson Oo.'s, opposite English Church. W" ANTED Known -^BoyT^o'oTs". Our noted Boys' and Youths , Shooters, Al quality. A large stock on and. Parents can depend on getting a perfect fit. Also, a largo stock of Boys' . Sunday Boots. Wear guaranteed. C. Wilsor/s, opposite the English Church WANTED Known— ThatTTPelijTh ... just imported several new brands of Choice Cigar3, including Oscar Amanda La Flor do Varzes, La Rosa Aromatic* fenry Clay, Benitos, La Union, La Le«itimidad, Tnnoriffn,. Manila, Ac, Ao. A I Tobacconist Shop, nearly opposite Charl i« Chavnnno's Victoria Hotol. •YyAXTED Known-ThaWTPe'nnlißi. T T a Direct Consignment of the Celebrated l\vo Seas Tobacco, which is now considered by far the best brand in th" market. Iho Al Tobacconist Shop, nearly opposite Charlie Chavanne's VictorU Avonuo. WANTED Known— That T. Tenu can now supply his customers wi(r iragrimfc Vsinily Fair CigareltPS; aUo tho Celebrated Egyptian Nestor G'nnachs, price 3* (H per packet of tv.-unt\-Uvo. Tho At 'I'nl.jicionist Shop, nearly opposite^ChnvaiiiiH'fj, Victoria Hotel. .';. , loa Do*Pti Pip. sto choose from in nil shapes, sizus, au.l iniws. The A f Tobacconist Shop, nearly opposite Charlin Chavannn's Victor! i Hotel- : City Restaurant, Victoria Avenue.