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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIIII, Issue 12127, 29 April 1896, Page 1

GRAND GASLIGHT EXPOSITION ! AT Denton House ON Saturday, March 14th. i tar ALL THE NOVELTIES POR AUTUMN WEAR. Mantlep, Jackets, Millinery, and Straws, DreEßrs and Trimming, Serge?, Underlinen, &c, I adies should net neglect this opportunity of inspecting one of the most complete i tocka in the township. Every care bas been taken in selection. Stylish and Durable Goods at Modebatb Pbiceb In providing for the Ladies, we have not neglected the Gentlemen's Department, which is now stocked completely. Novelties in Bats, Sbirts, Tios, &c. A. J, CBIBB, DENTON HOUSE, Opposito Convent, VICTORIA A VENUS. SALE._SALE. POSITIVELY THE LAST SIX WEEKS (OP MRS WALKER'S GREAT CLEARING SALE. MES WALKER has just made an extraordinary purchase of a Warehouseman's Slock. All Fresu Goods in Traßß Materials Coetuineß, and Silps. See our Dresß' Windows. Real Bargains in Drees Materials and Trimmings. New Nainsook Muslius, in all colours, to be cleat od at Is. Suital le fcr Evenmg Dresseß. Drocado Shot Silks,' I/ewrst Shades, 2s lld per yard. .millineryTmillinery. See W'ldows and Show Room. TRIMMED BONNETS TRIMMED HATB To be Cleared Regardless of Coit, Extraordinary Bargains in Lace Mantles. Silk Mantles, Dust Cloaks, and Mackintoshes. Bargains in 'Children's Muslins and i Sateeus; v - -25. Ladio3' Costumes in Fawn, Stone, aud Coloured Greys at 28s each; usual price, 603. Cropon Costumes, 15s White Pique Coftumes, IBs 6d Coloured Dress Costumes,, witb capos 19s Tweed Costumos, 66?, woith 63s Dressing Gowns nnd Tea Gowns at halfpriop. Underclothing, Corsotß, and Sunrhadou at half-price, P.S —All Goodß marl ed in our utuaj Plain Figuroß and Ordinary Ticket?. Noto Address — MRS WALKER, AVRNUiS. Cash v. Credit. TO THE INHABITANTS OP WANANUI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, AND ALL MT OLD CTTSTuMERS X ADJES AND~OENTLEMEN, - I have now beeu conducting my business in your midst for the la6t three years, and to givo you all satisfaction has been my chief aim. I have boen in tho habit of giving credit when askod for it, but owing to it beiug so long before a settlement was concluded, I havo hnocked thi3 item on the head for evor. I will toll you why -. It's a dead certainty that if people run up accounts to the tuno of £b 0 or £100, and tbey don't part these amounts, I must make tomebody do it fo» them, consequently thoso who do pay their money have to help pay thp account of those, who do not. Now, 1 think this unfair. Rather than they should be charged extra for paying), a. discount should be allowed, and this cannot bo done by me if I ei»e credit There are sure to be some bad marks on the book 3 of any firm eiving credit, and the good ones as a rule have to "anty" up tor them. This syetem of making good customers pay for the bad ones shall no longer be done my me, becauee from this dato I will knock the system of giving credit clear on th 6 head, as I said bofore tbat h so far as my business is concerned Anyone coining to my shop must be prepared to p3y cash for what thoy want lf Ihey don't want to pay coßh, they need not call on me. In return 1 will give thos6 who pay bb good a value as they can got anywhere in the colony. I cannot cay fairer than this; All I ask you to do is, to give me a trial, and Ihoneßtly say that I will guarantee to give you every satisfaction, I rerriin. Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours truly, W. DAGG. PRACTICAL BOOT AND BHOE MAKER, Bidgway and Sti Hill Htfeets Wanganui AND NO CREDI'MrROM DATE. Wanganui, May Ist, 1895. Please Don't Forget This. p.S, AU Country customers when leaving measure can send P. 0., and their Boots will be Bent through post to any part of the district "\T 0 T I 0 E. Copies ofibeDAlly and WEEKLY CHRONICLE may be obtained from the following Booksellers :— Mr Ferguson, Avonue. Messrs 8.1. Joneß & Son, Avenue. Mr A. D. Willis, Avenue. And at Mr Siddle's, Fruiterer, Ridgway Street. • -