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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11902, 11 December 1893, Page 1

For Siilo, mo LET AT VI STLEOLIFF. A 5-roomod House (furnishod). For persons recruiting th^ir liealth, or on pleasure bent, this is one of the most do lightfully situated positions at Castleeliff , as the house stands on an olevatad site, and JB only a minute's walk from tho seaside. A plentiful supply oc fiesh water and firewood. For particulars apply to JOHN ANDERSON, Furnishinc! Warahouso, Victoria Avenue. XI <5 R^ 13 I L B Quarter-acrein Maria Place, with largo House and Stable theieon. Also, sevenroomed House in Wilson Street. Every convenient. For terms, &c, apply oflieo of this paper. J"W LET by Tonder (for 7 years)— - About 600 Acres of good Gra/.inz Land, six miles fiom Wanganui. Tondois close on Ist December. For particulars apply to Bitolcie and Wilson. HOGG BROS. & BUECHIN'S First Shipments of Spring and Summer Goods are now being opened up. They consist of 37 packages, ex s.s. Matatua, s.n. Kaikoura, s.s. Doric, and s.s. Valleta. These Goods are imported direct Tfrom London, Manchester, Glasgow, Paris, nnd German Manufacturers, and comprise all tho latest novoltios in btraw Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments, and Millinery of all sorts. Two cases of Ladies' Jar.t ets,Mantles, Pilouso!",Ladies' Skirts, Fancy Aprons, itc, Ac. which havo oponod up as really wondorful value. Four cases of Now Beacon's t'rints, Fionch Cambric, Delaines, Muslius, comprising 187 piece 3 of tho vory latost designs and materials turned out of tho Factories. Wo havo also a tplondU stock of now and /ory handsome Mmshades and Umbrellas; while tho Dress Goods are remarkable for the beauty of both " d design The value of theso first shipments aro over .£3OOO, and our English and Continental buyers have advisnd us that they havo been unusually foitnnato in gutting this stuff at exceptionally low ptices Wo 'vould respectfully invito ono and all to come and inspoct this splendid stock before making their purchasoa for tho forthcoming soason. HOGG BROST&BHECHIN, TaIIiOKS, DRAPERS, AND IjII'ORTEKS, Victoria Avenue Wanoanui. UtotTka . uorlli. "vvZiTo'IAR\.. DAVID WILKIE Pkoimuetoh. D.W. desires to announce to tho public generally that he lias taken over the above well- known and old-established Hostelry, and hopes by keeping the Lest brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits t) merit a continuance of the support accorded his predecessor. Good Stabling and Paddocking. DAVID WILICIE, Proprietor. /-^JIAND /lONCESSION IN PHOTOGRAPHY TO WANGANUI. MESSRS TTTRIGGLEBWORTH & OINNS VICE-REGAL • AND LEADING PHOTOURAPHEPS. First Prize Medallists : Sydney, Melbourne and New Zealand Exhibitions, Have determined to give the inhabitants of the prosperous and important town of Wanganui an opportunity of participating in the marvellous Guinea's Worth of Photograbhy they have lately so successfully inaugurated in Wellington ONE 15 x 12 ARTIST-FINISHED OPAL ENLARGEMET, and TWELVE CABINET PHOTOS, Beautifully finished either in enamel or the firm's oxcruieite and artistic Matt-opal-typo process patented, FOR ONE GUINEA. Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns will bring to Wanganui and oroct a Studio specially designed and built for this work. All tho negatives will bo taken by Operators specially engaged First-class Lenses, Instruments, Apparatus, and accessories alone will be used, many of which have been imported solely for this important undertaking. Two negatives will be taken and two proofs given if necessary. Pue notice will be given of the date of the. opening of the Studio in the local papers. Wanted to rent suitable premises with piece of ground on which to orect Studio. Apply by letter to WRIGGLESWORTH AND EINNS, Willis-street, Wellington. TTENtToN AUlviio^vanTHorTinTr A r alue for Cash should soo W. TURLEY'S new summer Drapery and Millinery. The new goods are very choice and prices very low. Opposite Theatre, Rid g way Street. /■^eylon mEI ryEP"or RIDGDWAY STREET. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J. pTwatt Begs to intimate to tho inhabitants of Wonfaaui and Disti iat that he has opened a TEA DEPOT, with aChoica Selection o tho finest CEYLON TEAS. By confining his attention to this voiy important article of household consumption, I. P. W can assure tho public that they may rely on getting tlio purest and best Toas possible to offer them. Ono trial will convince lovers of a good Cup of Tna of tho exceptional vahv: placed within their reach. Teas at 2a, 2s 3d, 2a 6J, and 2s 9d per pound. Half-chests and Boxo3 at W o esala Pi ices.