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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11952, 31 March 1894, Page 1

EX S.S. DORIC. We have just imported from some of the Best Biitish. and Continental Manufac turers, a Splendid assortment of WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, NEW FANCY DIAGONALS. NEW HOPSACK CLOTHS. NEW SHADES OF FRENCH FOULE. RIBBONS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, JACKETS, MACINTOSHES, ETC., ETC. All goods marked in plaiti figures at the lowest possible price for CASH ONLY, R H. WHITE & CO., AVENUE. EEID & GE4TS NEARLY «v NEARLY MADE. J^^^^^^^^^^B* MADE. FAMOUS "~ DOUBLE FUETTOW PLOUGHS ALSO THBIK EQUALLY FAMED CHAMPION CHILLED DIGGING PLOUGHS, (Single or Double Furrow). m° disc haerows m _ In sizos from Gft to 12ft wide. Fitted with patent adjustment for equalieing the weight, so that discs cut uniformly deep all ovor at any angle. Tue only really good disc harrow in the market. The bearings will not cut the axle, and hardly ever requiie renawing. piGOINGMffAJiEOWS CT Made any size. These are made on the lines of our well-known Disc Harrows, having extra-strong steel axles, and dispensing with the troublesome and dirt collecting centre bearing. For streugth and durability they s.and without a rival, and give no trouble breaking or bonding. NO'S. 1, 2, 2i, 3, and 4, CHAFF-CUrTESS, SINGLE BAGGERS. STEEL ZIGZAG HARROWS, CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS; DISC HABROWS, TURNIP & MANURE DRILLS, BROADCAST SEEDSOWERS, DRAYS, HORSE GEARS, WIRE STRAINERS, &o, &c, Grain Drills-Positive Feed. OUR NEW COMBINED GRAIN, MANURE, AND TURNIP DRILL, (or for Manure and Turnips only). Perfected for thie Season. Fitted with New Patent Adjustable' Coulters. PEPPEE ! PEPPEE ! "When buying see that you get "GREGG'S," as every package bearing their name is guaranteed, You^ not only get a good article, but save fully 20 per cent, in value on the usual Pepper sold by other manufacturers. COFFEET~COFFEE ! GREGG'S Coffees are recognised as the best obtainable. Ask for them and take no other. GREGG'S, CLUB BRAND is a speciality known all over the co^ny. staechT~staech ! GREGG'S " EAGLE " Brand of Pure Rice Starch is equal to and far superior to most of the imported Starches ; being pure it is stronger, and goes farther. See report below — one of many received. TO MESSRS GREGG & CO , DUNEDIN, Dear Sirs, — It gives me pleasure to inform you that I have now used yonr " Eagle " brand Starch for over 12 m6nths, often doing up as many as 120 to 130 white shirts -in a week, besides numerous other articles of clothing, and I have no hesitation in saying that it has given me ab good and even better satisfaction than any of the imported Starches that I uced. You are at liberty to make what use of this you may seem lit.- -I am, yours truly, A. J. BUCKLEY, St. Hill Street, Wanganui. To the General Public. 5 Ask your Bootmaker or Storekeeper for the folowing Brands of Boots as may suit your case, viz :— " KAPAI " brand for Strong and General wear. " G.A-C-" brand for ordinary wear. " SEWN WELT " brand, made on hand-sewn principle for Best wear. " FEATHERWEIGHT " brand for owning wear, dancing, etc. Sole Agents for North Island of New Zealand. MacKAY, LOGAN, STERN & Co. Auckland and Wellington.

WOOL.JWOOL, M. HOGAN AHD CO-, Ltd. Are now making Liberal CASH ADVANCES Against hipments of WOOL, SKINS, TALLOW HIDES and other Produce, PKEE OP COMMISSION] %jf Full particulars on application at the Company's Office, TAUPO JAY TOOK AT THIS FROM a speech which tho Govornoi of Victoria made at a banquet which was given in honour of an old New Zealander (who 8 now Manager of the Union Bank of Australia, Collingwood) , we quote the following, taken from tho Melbourne Argus. — " The soil, said His Excellency, is th backbone of your truly great country, and you have in Mr P. Lundon, Land, i Estate, Insurance, Financial, and General Commission Agent, Wanganui, a true son of that soil, a Bon, i may Eay, of whom any country might be proud. As an an expositor of the resources of any country Mr P. Lundon is equalled by few and excelled by none. Asa judpe of a lovely climate and a beautiful river he has no compeer. Therefore I Eay to you, young New Zealanders, get on the soil, get on the soil.' In quoting Mr Lundon I am sure I am striking a chord which must find a re&ponsive echo in the breast of every New Zealander who has the slightest throb of patriotism in his bosom, and I feel Bure that that chord will be taken up and Bwelled into a chorus, ; having for its theme, ' Get on the soil, young man, get on the soil.' Oh ! for the facile pen of a Hady n, a Mozart, a Dr Coup--5 land that I might celebrate n song the views my very dear friend, Mr P. Lundon, J has enunciated. For has it not been said— and with truth—' Let mo but make the Bon<»a of a countcj rad I care not who 1 makes its laws.' " His Excellency then 3 eat down amidst loud applause.