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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIX, Issue 12287, 22 December 1897, Page 3

Amusements. i DRILL HALL. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, DE ' ;. 23bd. | AT 3 P.M. MR J H. WATT will give an Exhibition of TRICK RIDING on a , ! Bicycle. Admission Free; all invited. Boxing Day. WANGANUI TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. A PICNIC UNDER the auspices of the Wanganui Temperance League will be held on Boxing Day on the grounds kindly lent by Charles Burr, Esq., Matarawa Amusements and pleasure for young and oldHot Water for Tea will be provided. A Refreshment Tent will be on the ground. Trains (shopping afc St. John's and Aramoho) will leave Wanganui for Mararawa at 9.15 and 11.60 a.m., leaving Matarawa at 5 40 and 7.15 p.m. Tickets, to include railway fare, can be . obtained from members of the League. Adult?, 2s; children undsr 12, Is. W HEELBAND'S BLIGHT SPECIFIC TO FEUITGBOWEBS and All Per-sons Havine* Fruit Trees. MESSRS JEAN PROVOS f & CO., Cider Manufacturers 'and Fruit Workers, Aramoho, beg to notify that they have been appointed agenta for WHELLBAND'S BLI3HT SPECIFIC, the best remedy known for destroying Bcale, woolly aphis and other blights attaching apple, p?ar and other trees. A booklet containing full instructions and over 25 testimonials from well-known fruit grower?, testifying to the excellent reßults obtained by using Wheelband's Blight f pacific, will be given away or add'eased by poet, free, tj all persona applying to jean pro vosr& CO., Aramoho. OTUUY Economy by muling yeur 0 Christmas purchss<;s at JON E 3 and SON'S, the well-known Book-jellers and Stationers. LOOK OUT FOB THE /"IRSAT ATHLETIC AND CYOLING CHAMPIONSHIP Meeting, Extending over TWO DAIS, in February next. All Australian and Nsw Zealand Champion Runuors. Jumpars, Walker?, and Cyclists competing. Watch for fuither particulars. J. H. WATTI Hon. J. T. MUIR i Secrttari <e " NOITCE] NOITCK. IHAVE just opened out some nev* Gold Watches, Rings, Broochep, and Silver Alb3rtti,&c., &c, which were bought for cash, and specially selected by myself in the Old Country, and I ran offer them at surprising prices. 1 will also offer 4s per JE for Oatsh purchases forthe next few weeks on all old Stock. The public will therefore beable to | getCnristmae Present} at very low prices. Spactaclfi3 to suit aU eights at all prices. Repairs a Spaciality. HUGH~BLACK, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Wanganui. -ANTED KNOWN— That we 'are (jelling the Cheapest WASHING PRINTS, CREP.NS, and MUSLINS in . trade. J l5O Pisces to choose from. Warrants J Jastcolours. TitE SEASON'S GREENINGS. PRIMS JOINTS Ob 1 NEAT, HAMS POUIfTRY & SMALL GOODS FOR CBRISTifiS AND NEW YEAR. -. THE Wange nttt Butchery A&P MEAT PRESERVIftfif £PM_\aNY HAS pleasure in nctifying customer.., and the general public tbat they have PRIME OX BEEF (Jardine'b) LAMB & WETHER SHEEP (Reids) VEAL (Miaa Imlay's) DAIRY-FED PIGS (Mr A. Sheriff's) POULTRY of every description HAMS (Cbristchuroh) weighed, at lOd per lb. raw, and booked free, SMALL GOODS of the finest quality. TINNED MEATS of every description. Orders promptly attended to. Telephone No. 55. Good News For Tlie GH'LDREN. /"VCR Fancy Bazaar will be operi'Every Evening this week until 9.30, when Santa Claus will appear to the delight of all. Please come early to avoid the immense crueh on Christmas Eve. GEORGE & KERBLEY. The Economic. "1 QO*"7 QQ ABRAHAM, lOy /■ t/0» • EINGtt _ CO. Manufacturers of sll kinds of Lollies, &j* We holi the very beat stock of Sweets and Confectionery, including Chocolates, Bon-Bone, kc, in the district, ol cainable j in fancy boxes, baekets, 4c,', suitable for ChrUtmas and New Year Gifts. ICE CREAMS ICED DRINKS.