Amusements. •vtt esle ya n schoolroom -CONCERTin AID OF THE BAZAAR FUND, ON WEDI\ESDAY EVENING, 26th JULY. PROGRAMME.— Part 1. 1, Air, '• If with all yonr hearts" Mr J. Murray 2. Song, "Too Late" ...MrsF.W. Jones 8. Song, "Calvary" ... Mr J. Signal 4. Song, "The Lost Chord" Miss J. Bassett 5. Bass Solo, " Arm, Arm. ye Brave" Mr J. Eandal 6. Sons, "The Better Land" MrA. Lennard Part 2. Alfred R. Gaul's Cantata, "Ruth," Soloists : — Miss BeminßCbneider, Miss MoCaul, Mrs F. W. Jones, and Mr J. Signal. Admission — One Shilling. Commence at 8 e'olook. T\ A N (3 I N G, Miss Snelling, TEACHER OF DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALISTHENICS, (Ab taught by Profeßßor West, of Sydney) Begs to announce to the Elite, Schools, and and Public of Wanganui that (should sufficient inducement offer) she will open an Adult and Juvenile Class, where only the newest Dance? will be taught (as danced in Paris, London, and Sydney). Intending pupilß will kindly write at once to MISS SNELLING, Powderhamstreet, New Plymouth, so that she can arrange as to date of opening. List of Dances taught :— French Minuet, French Cotillon, Greek Dance, Sixteen Lancers, New Waltz, Swedish Country Dance, &c, <fee. Terms —One Guinea per Quarter, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. Private Classes can be arranged for. -jF\ A N C I N G. MISS BREWER'S Dancing Class will commence (Second Quarter) on Thursday, 6th July, in the Druids' Hall. Classes for Children commence on Saturday, Ist July. Time — Saturdays, 2 till 4; Thursdays, 8 to 10. Public NoncesA MID THE BUSTLE of Drapery Sales X*. W. TURLEY steps in, determined to eclipse every previous effort, as being heavily overstocked, he must sell at some price. Come and see the Bat gains where the Red and Whito Flag floats, in Ridgway Street. TH.A GREATEST SALE OF CHOICE DRAPERY EVER HELD IN WANGANUI, will be heW. at M RS WALKER'S, Commencing NEXI WEDNESDAY. All the stock must bo sold as Mrs Walker is entering intc partnership with a lady from London for the ensuing season. The following lines will Bhew what ridiculously low prices we are selling st. Ladies' fCloth Walking Jackets, 10s 6d Beaver Trimmed Jackets from 25s Astrachan Trimmed Jackets from 17s 6d Rich J-Cloaks in Silk and Plush, 2 guineas 25 Ladies's f -Cloaks Assorted, Trimmed in Lacn and J etrapban,lss 6d 50 Asso-ted J-Eton and Long Jackets, in Tweeds and Serges, at 10s 6d 3ravonette, with detached Capes and Hood, 25s Ladies's Ulters, from 10s 6d Bandsoroe lot of Ulsters, detached Capes and Hood, 255. usual price 2 guineas f-Cloaks and Wrap, from 12s 6dtol7s 6d, usual prices 26s to 37s Gd [indies' Macintoshes in Tweed, from 31s 6d Children's Silk Macintoshes, from 7s 6d. 3OSTUMES COSTUMES. !00 Dress Costumes, in Amazon Cloth Serges, Tweeds.Cashmerosand French Foules, with trimmings in Astrachan. Braid, Gimp, and Velveteen, from 17s 6d the costume i line of Flake Tweed to bo cleared at 7s 6d i. line of Diagonal Cloth, to bB cleared at 10s 6d Ladies,' Skirts, in cloth, A-c, reduced to 4s Hd The Balance of our Season's Costumes, aox Bobes and Ball Costumes and Tea downs, will be subject to a Discount of 4s in the £. Handsome Grenadines at 2s lid RussiaH Nets in Silk, 2a lid Embroidered Cambric box Robes, 10s 6d usual price, 455, suitable for evening wear OPERA CLOAKS, WRAPS, SHAWLS. Handsome Opera Cloaks, quilted in Satin Fur-trimmed, reduced to £2 10s Chenille Wraps and Opera Mantles, 27s Gd j usual price, 35s Mosaic Shawls, Silk Evening Shawla, from 5s lid to 19s 6d MILLINERY. MILLINERY. 200 Straws and Felt Shapes to be cleared at Is and Is lid 150 Trimmed Bonnets, in all the leading English and Paris styles Paris Model Bonnets, from 9s lid Trimmed Straw Bonnets from 7s 6d Trimmed Hats from 4s 6d Baskets of Wings and Birds almost given awf.y FURS. Russianßear,Effeil Boas/Topped Squirrel, and Ladies' Cayuot Bags at sweeping reductions Balane Coqus Boas, 21s GREAT BARGINS IN APRONS AND HOUSEMAIDS' CAPS. Masonic Aprons at Is lid. Also Childrens' Pinafores. UNDERCLOTHING. UNDERCLOTHING. Dr. Jayar's "Underclothing at sweeping reductions as Mrs Walker is Belling them out. Corseta in all the leading shapos as advertised in The Queen, at very low prices. Torchon trimmed Nights 12s 6d, usual price 17s Gd. Duchesse Satins at 9s lid, for Evening bodice. Dents best Hiding Gloves 3s lid. Evening Silk Gloves almost given away. Walking Kids for 3s lid. White Gloves 2s lid. Ladies should come early and inspect tha Evening Crepons and Silk and place their orders early for the Cavalry Ball, to avoid disappointment, aB our two Dressmakers are kept so busy with other orders. AY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF LINSEED, Aniseed, Senpga, Squill, Tolu, &c,, with Chlorodyne, KAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent expectorant, for Coughß, Colds, and Chest Complaints. RAY'S TIC PILLS, aspecific in Neuralgia, Face-ache, &c. Contains Quinine. Iron, &c. LINUM CATHARTICUM PILLS, digestive, corrective, and agreeable aperient. FORf) OUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, INFLUENZA, CONSUMPTION, &c, &c. RAJ'S COMPOUND, for Coughs and Colds, is equally serviceable for Horses and Cattle 1 . TF you want a neatly printed Visiting JL Card, give your order to J. D. QUIN Ridgway-&treet, next Ferry's.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11848, 24 July 1893, Page 3
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