Business Notices. , DEUMMOND ' AND CO., IRONMONGERS, HAVE now landed ox recont arrivals from London ond New York 3 cases Oil Stonos 2 cases Shade Rollers 3 cases Rochester Lamps 3 cases Disstons Saws and Saw Sets )r 9 cases Choneya Hammerß and Eureka ; j Wringers 5 cases Fret Saws, Hack Saws. Breast Drill?, Fret Patterns I 6 cases Mrs Pott's Irons and Meat Choppers 1 1 oases Kew Easy Lawn Mowors with ins--7 proved gearing 2 cases Stanley's Iron Planes, Plum be Levels, and Mallots ' 7 cases Rochester Lamp Wicks and Chimneys 12 cases Axe and Slasher Handles 2 Cases Taylor's "Ere Witness " Cut! t 2 cises Lockwood s Pocket Knives P and Easps Jleg 1 cask Sofa Sprngs 1 case Carpentetn Tools 2 casks Copper and Brass Wire and Fish. ing Linpa 50 Drums Linseed and Noafefoot Oil 20 cases Lubricating Oils i. } T ?? S ? c " fc Taok ?. Tinned and Blued blinds Konricka Hollowwaro 1 cask Light and Beiivy Tee Hinges 2 casks Tinned Milk Pans 1 caso Harvest and House Maid's Glove 3 1 casa Pipe Brand Butcher's Kuives 4 case E.P. and N. 3. Spoons and Forks 3 case Scythes and Reaping Hooks cases Eoonoy's Brush Waro, Chamois Jjontners, and Hsir Sieves •10 rolls Galv'd Wire Netting j 28 coils Ifomp Plourli Line 20 bundles W and Fs Spades, Shove!?, and Digging Forks 3 oases S and J Cross Cut, Pit, One Man. i<ip, Hand, Tonon, Compass and Intercliangablo Siws, Carpontorb' Hammeis, Braces, and Parallel Vices 1 case Mill Siw Files r 1 casa Brasa Cased Tnbo Jin to lin 2 casks Bird Csga Wire, Saddle Straps, , bailors Palms, Curry Combs, ■Coast' ing Fork?, Butter Pats, and Prints Busting Spoons 1 oaro Stnhb's Hand and Pift Saw Files ' W n B JSW , Spring BalsnCo3 Bnd H and 0 Hooks 1 1 caso Lovolock's Mincers 1 cask Cnuntei Weighing Machines 2 casos White Enamelled Ware 2 cases Soldming Irons, Plyers, CorkS / re^V Ci ' 3 ' D °S Ohain3 - and Q» r . don Rases 2 casos Cartland's Rrass Foundry 2 cask. Snips Bradawls, Tack Hammers, &aKI, S B P cX ?1 Belt LaC ° 3 4ca 5 Gs Box Irons, Aurora Lamp stovoa, «a.(p, Shelf Brockets, Potato Mashers, and Dumb Bells 3 oasfcs Plough and C? rt Chain,, Back Slaplra' ' HaSP ° 3 " Dd 86En-aielled Jaw Boxes with Brass Plug's and Chains, No,v landing ex « o !an McLeod , lAorargi-'from New^ork and London. " casos Amo's L.H. Shovels ■1 Planet Junr. Garden Drills and Cultivators 1 caso Tanite }"mory Wheels 2 ca?es Frazor Axle Grease 12 cases Collins Picks 1 caso v owing Machine Oil 2 bales Carpenters Tool Baskets 2casfis Eat Traps, Pi.r -a; nnß «,,- •. Stoves ;- CandWtto^Sn,? 11 d I case Rim and Pad L?cks 1 11 8' 8 DfaWer K " obs and Pole 2 cases Ward and i-aynos Bhoap Shears, To arrivo ox " Hawkes Bay" V^ ed B /r tOr i' aad " lonic -" '"■" *eW York and London. Gcasos Eaamelled Waro, Si.: pim -1 DinU? ii P ltM> £? and Sm ****'• Mn R 8 ■ M.lWu^.Wri Basins. Pu,Ui«hos. Ewers, ChAin?-ere, Bellied Pots, Stew l-and^o Siicks, Soap Dishes, Billies, and Cullenders 2 Cases Whitohouse'a Slasher-., Garden and E:l£.ing Shears 0 MattookP, Pioke, and Maul Rings k bieol Splitting Wedges s Clout and Cut Tacks c Tm'd Fry Pans ki"e Tin'd W. H. Bisins, Milk Pans, Bakiner Dishes, Culleudors, Ladleß. &oup and Pio Plates ' 1 case Pad and Cabinofc Locks 40 bundles Galv'd Buckets ami Tubs i 2 533 Taylor's "Eye Witness" Cutlery cack Dutch Hoe", Plunfcition Hose Garden Trowels nnd Garden Tools in sets E63 and 3 crates Fiold aud Weed ' Agonts for Edward's Celebrated al Bhear eteol Southland Slashers. Hoe?, Garden Hikes, Stable and Hay Forks 1 caso S.'ytho Handles 1 crate Hay F 01k, Handles 1 I case White Hickory Whip Stocks 4 casos Pick Handlos, VICTORII AVESUE~& SIDGWAY ST. Wanganui. *~ ~~~ —^ ~ — ~~ ' — * . jnCASTLECLIFF ' RAILWAY COM\J PANT, laiTia, SEA BATHING FISHING PICNICKING 1 TIME-TAHLS. Leave Town, Leave Heads. 7.30 a.m. 7 a . m 10.30 a.m. 8.35 a m. 2.30 p in. 1,45 p Uli , 5.30 p.m.. 4.45 p.m. SATURDAY~NIGHT TRA». Loavo Town. Lbbvo Hssda :0 p.m. y.O^.m SUNDAY ONLY. Loflvo Town, Leave 2.30 p.m. 1.30 5.30 p.m, 4.45 Re yearly tickots, charges wil lowa:— First class, 12 months months, .S3 10a; fcrroe motvt!>B, one month. £1, Second chss, lgmonth j U 10s i six months, JJ2 8s j tnreomonth^ £1 10s ; one mouth, 13a. Workmen's Tickets issued at 8s per week. Subjoct to company's condition*. Family soaaon tickets can be obtained trom tho Guard. Books of 12 tickots (adults first-class return), 12s j ditto (adults sacond olas? roturn), 9s. Faurs -lfirst-clasfi (return), Is 5d • soeoud class (return), Is. Siiitfo, firafc olas?, 10a j Binglo, soooud 01/is-f, 83. Ohildion half-pvico. (d£r£dO M Pef Priutod HaudbiU * All goods must be loaded by consignor Parcols to bo banded to the Guard. Com pnny will not be ro^ponsibla for goods left on the platform s BY ORDE2,
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12120, 5 December 1894, Page 1
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817Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12120, 5 December 1894, Page 1
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