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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11919, 22 January 1894, Page 3

MUppiUGT HE WANGANUI UP - EIVER ' STEAM PACKET LINE. (New Zea-and's Ehine). j^frjp — N^ Tho fine new Eiver Btean »r WAIEERE. Stuart, will run as under (circumstances permitting) ; FOB PIPIBIKI AND UP-EIVEB SETTLEMENTS EVEEY TUESDAY, at 7 a.m. UP-BIVER EXCURSION. All cargo to be sent to Bett's Wharf by 6 p.m. on Mondays. For all particulars apply tc A. HATSICK & CO., Acents. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET COMPANY. FOE WELLINGTON. The s.s. STORMBIRD, Captain Chambers, will *sESsSsa!i3& s 'leave for the' above port (wiother and circumstances permitting) on TUESDAY, 23rd JAN,, at 10 p.m. For freight or passage apply to The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, Agents, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.) FOE GEEYMOUTH. s&^i \ 1 The s.s. MiNA WATU Captain Black, will sail for the above port l * l!l^*-^ J -*^ a ™ J (weather and circumstances permitting) on TUESDAY, 23kd JAN., at 10 p.m. For freight or passage apply to JOHNSTON & CO , Agents. UNION STEAMSHIP "COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Ltd.) FOE GEEYMOUTH. ,A_ A The s. s. OEETI, "wrrufk Ca . pti st ° d dart, will on THURSDAY, 25ih JAN., at 11 p.m For freight or passage apply to JOHNSTON & CO., Agents. \\ OBTHEKii STEAMSHIP COIP IN PANY (Limited). GAIRLCCH, (weather ana circumstances permitting) will leave for Onehunga from Waitaia o r New Plymouth as under — ♦Tuesday, 23rd January ... 10 p.m ♦Friday, 26th January ... 10 p.m. * Tuesday, 30th January ... 10 p.m •Connects with express tram from Wellington. For freight or passage apply to JOHNSTON & CO,. Apents. Remember This ! ! T> E wise T N time, and buy your Boots at tho T» IGHT place. DAMP feot aro unknown with Bird's boots. Q TRENGTHaudlightnoss combined. "Tjl OR Repairs you can't do better. fYRDEB at once. TJ ESULTS are what you should judge B T /~V THERitiacer^ may disappoint you / \ LD Boots made like now: m HE bost of Excellence is Quality. END along at once. W. H." BIRD, VICTORIA AVENUE. "VT 0 T ICE. Be Wise I After feasting on Christmas luxuries, go in for something solid. Tho most solid things in the market nrn BLYTHE'S Boots and Shoes. We bring before the public a First-clasß Article at the lowest possible prices. Gents' Porpoise Galosh Kid l>eg Balmorals, 20s Gents' Porpoise Galos'i Seal Leg Balmorals, 22s Gents' Porpoise Cookhams, Kid Leg, 22s Gents' French Calf Gnloßh Seal Leg, 18s Gd Gents' Shoes, French Calf Galosh Kid, lGsCd All the above lines can be made to order at 2a a pair extra. Gents' French Calf Balmorals, IG3 6d Gents' English Balmorals, French Calf Galosh, 21s Gents' English and French Galosbed Kid Leg, 16s 6d Best Tan Balmorals, 183 Gd These are the best lines procurable, all calf lined. Kindly call and see them for yourselves Other lines at equally low prices. No reasonable oiler refused. WAKE UP. Gents' Boots Half -soled & Hoelcdat3sGd Ladies' „ „ „ 2s Gd Children's Boots „ „ Is6d Tan Boots Repaired and Cleaned up, Patches, Gd AT BLYTHE'S HOSPITAL, Noxt the Wanganui Meat Preserving Company's Shop, ISg" IN THE AVENUE. /"CHRISTMAS CLEANINGS! William Caiman Begs to announce that he h.ts now a large upply of Linoleums and Floor Coverings or the Christmas trade, and a largo Stock of General Funishings. Good Valuu will be found in nil linos. WILLIAM ~CALM AN, CABINErMAKER & UNDERTAKER, Victoria Avenue. I reside at my business premises, where may be found at all hours when required for Undertaking business. W. CALMAN. fTIHE WANGANUI BUTCHERY AND X MEAT PRESERVING COMPANYCOME AND AV T3T?T?T7I TRY OUR vJA JDiLiXJ J? , From JAMES LYSAGQT, F: q , JSS FAT LAMBS, From JOHN HANDLEY, Esy.