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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 1500, 5 December 1899, Page 1

"THE CASH GROCERY STORtt. GEO. E. HALL Proprietor (Successor to G. CaUnan), WISHES to inform the, Public Gene rally that he is . Q'aiTymg . on the CASH^SYSTEM so successfully iuaugura^, ; ted by h^a predec'essor. j THE LARGE^T-and^EST ASSORT/ MENT' OF GROCERIES IN ' ■ WANGANW.'^"' ' At the.' • \ LOWEST POSSIBLE .'JPRICES YOWi cash.'-;-' ■ • -"\ ... Families Waited «n for Ordere, aud D» Hveued with Prompitude- and Despatch by a competent arid obliging staff. THE CHEAPESfSHOP IN THE TRADE.- ... ? . Telephone, 67. . -^.O. Box, 169 ~ i SKITE< , "■ T T'S mean to, k,ic]R-*he!!. you're on top, but you- can't-holp>ib when you know for a positive Met tha'^ANGLO-SPUCIAL gained the ONLY GOLD. MEDAL against .■tfi-comers. . .'JifF'* 's, '- It makes you fcajppatrio.tic^teo, wion Ton know that t]j6 goldi medafejrau civeit 'and ftlanufacture; ' 5. ' ' " "• . ' • Y'ou hear some fdllows say (interested of course) that -a' bicycle cannot be built in New Zealand ,tt> ju'ompare with English and American manufacture. Well, take it. from me as an t)]gi»c(?r, bc'a a nondescript,' and can o ly talk Work is foreign to him. And here the laugh. comes in — Anglo's gain the gold medal, the only one, in competition with his firmament jewel. tohn "jyrtrjriußLANE, VICTORIA AVENUE, WAMUNUI, . «»TREOT IMPORTER AND RETAILER. ' of I.Tie -following Goods-}— ;. ualicoca Sheetings flannelettes ■ ■ Prints Towels • Galateas Itl.-uikets . Shirting . Quilts Also Mauufaclurer of Sails, Tents, Tarpaulins, Oilskins, Hoise L'ovcrs, etc. In Stock — Ropes, Blocks, .Uniiync, Eishiiig Nets,' Twines), etc. ' JOHN McFAULANE, Victnriii Areuue, Wangiuiui. E. HANNAH & C" s are jpeuing up ~" 658 TRUNKS AND CVSES 68 ■> of BOOTS AND SHOES, ex Star of England, Pakeha, Raktiia, and Papanui. ■ • niHE- latest- from Ameitct, li'iighind X France, and Germany. Specially manufactured for the extensive trade of R.HANNAH AND CO. 683 . TRUNKS 4ND CASES 683 Tho Most Beautiful Designs : n Boots and ■\ihoes. The choicest Selection ever introduced into .; -._-" New Zealand. i Our trade ia so enormous that we can .tionimund the very host termi, lrhicb i>luces us in such a position that n sealing with ih the public are better uev\n\ ii: every way Among our custoniers ,irc some of the shrewdest buyers in New Zealand, and to whom we have given every saH if action during the past 20 or ~M year?.' Htm dh and Co.'s trade was not built :n a Ay. ' "For solid value Hannah leads" is the testimony of thousands all over New %ea' land from top to boVonj,. " . PRICE LJgJ, Ladies' American O.\fovd Shoes, 5s 6d, 6s lid, 8s §d, IQs 6d, 14s, 18s 6d ; Ladies' Am- 1 cciofln Button Shoes, 5s 6d, 6s il.l, 8s 6d, | 10s 6d, 11s 6d; Ladies' American Court Shoe's, 4s 6d, 4s 3d, ;. Ladies' '.meiican Instep -strapped Shoes, 6s 6d, 8s 3d. 8s ,6d ; F. Pinet's Boots and Shoes, from 12a 6d, 15s 6d, 16s 6d, 18s 6d ; Ladios' Satin and Silk Shoes, from 2a lid, 55,6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d ; Ladies' Golf Boots -i speciality at It. Hannah mil (.! 's. 4000 Pairs of Boots and yhocs go direct from the factory to the weaver every week. Note the A.ddvesi^~ R. HANNAH and CO., /-lASH -DOOT TV/TARKKI'.