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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11882, 14 November 1893, Page 4

QADDLKS. SADDLES. SAb I>LK JAMESHAIG, THE WELL-KNOWN SADDLER, Has pleasure in calling tho attention of the public to his really first-class Stock of ENGLISH HUNTING SADDLES AND BEIDCiB-S, Just imported direct from the leading makers in England. These Goods are the finest tc bo purchased anywhere, and will well repay a visit if only for inspection. COLONIAL SADDLES & HARNESS All mado upon tho promises, in great variety, and at prices to suit everyone. The largest Stock of imported Harness to select from on tho Coast. VICTORIA AVENUE, ;(Next the National Bank)' TVanGANUi. Maker of Firs 6 Prize Saddles at all the leading Exhibitions in the colony. HVTORRIS AND A SHCROFT LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, AUTHORISED SURVEYORS, (Licensed to Survey under the Land Transfer Act), HUNTEP.VILLE, RANGITIKEI, N.Z. SMALL GRAZING RUNS. No. 46, 373 acres, partly improved ; 100 sheep; Gd rental; house; goodwill, iJB4O ; easy terms. No, 48, G3l acres, 250 in grass; house and yard; 6d rental; 600 ewes in lamb; goodwill, JJ1400; easy terms. GOVERNMENT LEASES WITH RIGHT OE 1 PURCHASE. No. 3, 1317 Acres, improved ; cheap ; easy terms; Poukiore No. 29, 220 Acres, improved; Otamakapua No/60, 1290 Acres, West Road, Pukiore ; partly improved ; rent, 9d ; (P. clause at 16s) j goodwill, 25s per acre. No,J6l, lslJAcres Birmingham Block, 60 acres in grass ; whare and fencing; rent, Is 3d; (P, clause at2ss); goodwill,J*2so. FREEHOLD. No. 41, 470 Acres, improved; £Jo 15s; Paraokaretu N0. 43, 870 Acres, improved; .£3; terms ; Otairi No. 44, 1074 Acres, 2 houses; improved; SH; Poukiore No. 45, 872 Acres, partly improved,Otairi ; 50s per acre. No. 49, 166 acres, Poukiore, impzoved ; house, etc. ; £7. 4-roomed Hou 0 e and i-acre, centre of Hunterville; 9s. A large list from J acre to 12 acre town sections in Hunterville and Ohingaiti, with or without house. BUSINESSES IK HUNTERVTLLE. Butch9r's shop and 4-roomed house, 6 bullocks and 12 sboep ; weekly ; price, £700 j easy terms. Hotel and livery stables ; goodwill. Corner store, dwelling-house and hall , 1$ acres ; J3BOO. Billiard saloon and tobacconist and fancy goods shop ; cheap. OHINGAin. Billiard saloon and barborshop; best site in town, £500. WAITUNA. Store and Accommodation Houso ; a bargain. X^y ANTED KNOWN Neagle and Rogers, (Late of Napier and Christchurch), wishoa to announce that they havo started in business as SHOERS AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS In Cambbeli, Place, Opposite the Empire Stables, WANGANOT. Special attention and care paid to HorseShoeing 1 . Trotting Shoes with Weights. Hunting, Exercise, and Racing Plates a Speciality, All work turned out with' Neatness and Despatch. A Trial Solicited. SUNG LEE Ridqwit Street, Wanganui, and AT WONG HONG KEW'S, Cuba Street, Wellington, Cash Buyer of Fungus (good price), Old Zind, Copper, &c, &c, GENERAL GROCERS, FRUITERERS, I'OBACCONISTS, AND CHINESE MERCHANTS. Just arrived, Silks of all colours A magnificent assortment of Chinese Porceclain, Crockery and Vases, hand-painted by the best Artists in China and Japan. Some Tea Sets, new, good, and cheap. ENLARGEMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHS Persons wishing for a rtiaginificenfc and everlasting picture can obtain them at very reasonable prices by sending us the hotoa, when wo will guarantee them a beautiful hand-painted enlargement by leading Photo Artist in China. Samples of such pictures may bp seen on application. A Great Clearing Sale of Fancy Goods will be held for one month. All Goods at lowest prices. ~\lt TT OGAN AND 1 (Limited.) This Company are now making Liboral Cash Advances against Clip of Wool, Advances made Free of Commission. Settlerß are requested to call personally at the Company's Offices, T AUPO QUAY, There all information will >« supplied /yFSALE ATTOWEST PRICES Paints, Oils and Colours, Paporhangings, Scrim, White Lead, Varnishes, Turpentine, Glass, French Polish, Mouldings, Brushes, Knives, Mirror Glass, &c. A Large Assortment of Windsor and Newton's Artists' Materials. J. D. TT7STIN 9 : THfcLLOUS REMEDY," Should be in every House. THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CURED, AND LIVES SAVED, by RiOHARDSON'S COUGH BALSAM Acts lilce IWCetgglc In. SORE THROAT, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, &g. IMPORTANT EVIDENCE FROM A VAST NUMBER. " When I applied tv you I lind a most obstinate 3ougli, and was bo hoarbo that I couia hardly speak, [ho first bottle relieved mo nt once, and the second comjlotely cured me."— A. Mveii, 49, Jliildlc(on Jiojd, " After the l|i'Bt dos.o a mniked effect for good was produced, and'beforo finishing the bottlol wbb cured." -0. Holt, '21, Mildmay Grove. 11 1 have used your Couyli Balsam with the most beneficial results. I constantly recommend it, and MnsUlcr cvory family ought to hobbcsb it."— Yours, &ts,, Eliza Turner. 'I It hno proved so cffcotunl that I am aura It saved my life."— J. Leonard, Stanloy Eoad. K»/* eilc of all Chemists and Dealers in Medicine, in Botfies is. }£d. ; al?" from tho Laboratory, 42 Halton Wall, London. H. V. WILLIAMSON & CO. CHEMISTS, Victor^ .Avenue)