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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11951, 29 March 1894, Page 3

( Rusincss Notices. I I A UIUMN AND X)y INTJBE, —1894,— NOVEi TIBS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Joseph Paul & Co. Have now opened their First Consignment of —Autumn and WinterGoods. The variety and charming selection in all Departments is well worth the consideration of everyone, Jackets and MantlesLadies' Eeefer Jackets, with Fur Collars. The very newest tight-fitting Shape?, with Braid, Belt, sud Cape, and Doable-decker Skirts. SEALETTE JACKETS, extra long, with Capes. Children's Jackets in the new Colours and Shapes. LADIES' BLACK VELVET MANTLES, beautifully trimmed and rich looking, Also, Mantles in Silk and Kyrle Cloth, &c, &c. Ladies' and Children's ULSTERS and MACINTOSHES in the newest Shapes, with two and three Capes. Hats, Bonnets, Millinery. A planceat our Show Window will prove that our importations are extensive, and the Goods of the newest description. Dress Department. New Makes and Cloths of every shade. Hopsack, Amazon, and Basket Cloths, Whipcords, Velveteens, Ac. CASHMERES, MEEINOES, & FANCY ITALIAN CLOTHS. MISS WATT Has now charge of the Dressmaking Department, and jsjgiving great satisfaction. We can solicit a trial with confidence, feeling satisfied that those who do so will not regret it. WHITE AND GREY CALICONS AND SHEETINGS. COO PAIRS WHITE AND GREY BLANKETS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND EIBBONS. Men's and Boys' Clothing. We place nothing but the most reliable Goods before the public, and have made several large purchases from the Kainpoi Woollen Company. [n Boys's Knicker Suits and Men's Suita we are giving wonderful value. Boys' Knickor Suits (Kaiapoi), 8s lid Men's Tweed Suits, 29s Cd SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, SOCKS, UNDERCLOTHING. THE CuOL SPUING HAT, Joz. lo be procured only from us, in all shades. The moßt comfortable Hat in the market. Patterns free, with pricos, on application. Orders punctually and carefully attended to. Joseph Paul & Co. WANOANUI. AUTUMN AND WINTER. MBS. ROBERTA ANNOUNCES the Arrival of her FIRST SHIPMENT of AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS, which are being opened up to-day. Particulars in future issue. Mrs. Roberts, VICTORIA AVENUE. ■pHCENIX ENGINEERING WORKS HiVPO Quay. D. Davies, ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, AND GENERAL MACHINIBT. (Late Engineer Wanganui Meat Freezing Company), Desires to notify the public of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he commenced business as above on March sth, where he hopes, by strict attention to the work entrusted to him, to merit a share of support, Having had upwards of 22 years Home and Colonial experience in Designing. Erecting, and Maintenance of Machinery, Boilers, and General Engineering work (ashore and afloat), I would offer my services as Consulting Engineer_ to anyone requiring help in the determining of their requirements, P.S.— The Erection and Repairing of Gas Engines a Speciality. Repairs to Guns, Rifles, &c, &c, will be executed with promptness. R. DAVIES, Corner Wicksteed Place and TaupoQuay 0 OWNEKS OF TRO'iTING HORSES. Every Man his own Trainer: Or how to" Train the Trotter or Racer, by A. T, Feck, 14s 6d j Training the Trotting Horse, by Marvin, 20s ; The Trotting Horse of America : How to Train and Drive him, H. Woodruff, 133 6d { Horse Portraiture, embracing Brooding, Roaring, and Training Trotters, &c, by J. C. Simpson. 10s 6d ; The Farmer's Veterinary Adviser, by James Law, 16s 6d ; The Horse : How to Breed and Rear him, by Wm. Day, 20s; The Practical Hoieo-shoer, by Richardson, 6s 6d ; The Breeding of Draught Horses, by Reynolds, 6s ; lhe HorEe, by Flower, 3s 6d j The Pure Saddle Horse, by Cutr, 10s; Dog Breeding, by General Hutchison, 16s ; Dog Training, by Hammond, ss6di Hints on Dog Breaking, by Wm. Floyd, 8s i The Dead Shot, a treatise on the'use of the Gnn, 7s ; Field, Cover, and Trap Shooting, by Bogardus. containing the rules of Trap Shooting, 10s Od. H, I. JONES & SON, WANGANUI. "IT O~ T I E M?9Brs Caddy and Co., the Avenue Butchers, desire to notify their patrens and the public generally that they have purchased the business lately carried on by Mr A. H. Woolley, of Taylorville. In returning thanks for the patronage received in the past, the firm hope for a continuance in the future. | Always on Hand— Prime Ox Benf, Tripe, and Sausages ; fresh daily. [ Telephone No. 90. TVT 0 T I C E. In accordance with the wish of several r gentlemen of Wanganui and district, I have decided to commence practice here, J and shall be pleased to attend to any 3 mesEagee left for me at Messrs F R. Jackson and Co.'s offices, Mr Ross's Livery - Stables, or at Mr Ashwin'sj Campbelli street, Wanganui. JOHN A. HAWKE, M.K.C.V.S., Veterinary Surgeon. 8 /NILBEY'oDRYGIN. Eminent PhyVX sicianu recoiureend it.