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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 15000, 19 September 1900, Page 1

SHIPPING. A. IIATRICK nnd CO.'s WANGANUI UPRIVER TOURIST STEAMER LINE. (New Zealand's Rhihe.) THE PIONEER STEAMERS. .Steamers: — "Mnnuwai," "Wairerc,," and "Ohura.'" FOR PIPIRIKI. The Now Favourite Routo of the Colony. On TUESDAY mid FRIDAY, returning Wednesday and Saturday, 7 a.m. Fares, 10s return. Cargo, 5s ton. SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSIONS, 2.30 to 5 p.m. 'Fares, Is ; children half-price. For all particulars apply to A. MATRICK and CO. businessTadvertisements. TELEPHONE, No. 192. JAMESiODSON (BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, GROCER AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER) BEGS to intimate to his customers and to the Public Generally, that having largely added to his shop and store space, he is now able to cope with_ the numerous demands made vpoihis rapidly increa.m^ business. All departments of an up-'.o-date ■ STOREKEEPER will be found at his Shop, corner of *..- ton and Bell Streets, Wanganui. JAMES HODSON. Telephone, No. 192. (BAKERY, NIBLET STREET.) pEO RG E pALMAN'S PRICE LIST. s. d. Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 2 3 Ladies' Lace Shoes, from 5 0 Ladies' Strap Shoes, from 5 0 Ladies' Glace Oxo. Shoes, from 7 6 Ladies' Glace Persian Shoes, from... 5 6 Ladies' Strong Boots, at 6 6 Ladies' Strong Boots at 5 11 L'sfc Slippers at 0 6 Felt Slippers at 9d, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d 2s • " Infants' Boots and Shoes at 1 0 Infants' Felt Boots, laco and buttons,' small sizes 1 0 A line of Ladies' 2-bar Shoes at 3 0 A~line of Ladies'. 1-bar Shoes at 4 0 Men's Shooters (nailed), from 8 0 Men's Canvas. Shoes ..- 4 6 Men's Canvas Boots, tan and black 6 £ A line of Men's Balmorals, special 7 11 Ladies' White and Brown Cunftis Shoes •. 3 ,C Girls' White and Brown Canvas Shoes, 7 to 10 2 9 Children's Strong School Boot, from 1 D Ladies' American Glace i"'i >••«. fr-;m 7 5 Infants' Shoes, black and tan, as low as 1 .6 (A very large stock of these. Must be Cleared.) A LARGE STOCK of PLIMSOLE and SAND SHOES for the Summer Season. T> price of these aro from 2s y er pa : r. Ladies' Green Canvas Shoes, lace, at 4 9 Ladies' Green Canvas Shoes, 2-bar, ' at 4 9 Every line in our large stock subject to a DISCOUNT OF 4s in the £ off marked ] Prices. EXAMPLE— A PAIR OF MKN\S BOOTS MARKED AT 20k WILL BE SOLD ' FOR 16s CASH." COME ALONG, AND DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS: pEORGE piLMAN, BOOT AND SHOE STORE. VJnf nri n. A vennp. Wamranui.

SHIPPING. WANGANUI SETTLERS' RIVER S.S. CO., LTD. : i TO PIPIRIKI. . n~!HE New Steamer Aotea will run rei JL gularly on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7 a.m. ! • Fares to Pipiriki, 10s. • The P.S. AOTKA will make her usual ; trip up the river on Sunday Afternoon at ' 2.30 o'clock. ! Fares, Is ; children, 6d. ! For freight or passages, apply to j C. F. MILLWARD, ! • Agent. ELLINGTO"N ~STEAM "PACKET COMPANY. FOR WIiisTPORT. From the Heads Wharf. »v =» The ss. oi'ORMBIRD, .njj^W^^k Cuptain Jarman, will wW--*"^ eail for the above port (weather and circumstances permitting', j THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, at 6 p.m. j An Experienced Stewardess carried. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., A tnts. WANGANUI STEAMSHIP COMPANY (Limited). FOR WELLINGTON. . ! IvJ^S^ The S.S. MANAROA, Caiit. ! 'K.-J*" I1 ''- 3 * Collins, will sail for the I }l^**^ nbr"e Port (weather and | I ciudmstancca permitting) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, at 6 p.m. An experienced • Stewardess carried. For Freight or Passage, apply to — C. F. aiILLWARD, Aorent. "VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP COMIX PANY, Ltd. FOR ONEHUNgITvIA OPUNAKE. The S. S. GLENELG, Captain Robertson, will sail for the above ports (weather and circumstances permitting) on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, at 7 p.m. Fov Freight or Passage, apply to-— JOHNSTON and CO., Ltd , .-■Wents. FAVOURITE KOUJm xv aUOKLAND, Via NE\7 PLYMOUTH. "VTORTHEHN STEAMSHIP CQMIS PAHY (limited.) ag§Eeffl^ll? OAIRLOCB (weatnen .smd olrcuicswqces permitting), will leave foe Onchunga fton Kew Plymouth as under: — ' SEPTEMBER. THURSDAY, 20th, at 10 p.m MONDAY, 21th, at 10 p.m. THURSDAY, 27th, at 10 p.m. 'Connect* with Expresi Train v'r«u Wellington. For freight or pwaage oppij JOHNSTON and CO., Ltd., business advertisements. , /cleveland tricycles. Cleveland JDicycles. AMERICA'S BEST WHEEL, is Honest Valui -from £18. _ Inspection Invited. TURNER'S" '-CYCLE WORKS, Ridgway vStreet

REDUCTION \ j IN PRICE, BUT NOT IN Qt/ALI TV. Owing to Changes iv Tariff, mH E Tji MP llt E pp'.S "TVELICIOUS fTIEAS, UNRIVALLK.i> FOR QUALITY AND VALUE, Can now be obtained at tne following prices:— 1 » J Dragon, 2/10 Buffalo, 1/10 Houduh, 2/6 Ceylon (Red Label), 1/8 Elephant, 2/4 Mikado, 1/8 Crescent, 2/-. . j Dkidem (New Brand), 1/6 TjiXTRAORDINARY "tTALUE! ! ! /CRESCENT AT <IS. CEYLON TEAIs grown on the far-famed mountain heights of that beautiful colony, and is picked and packed under diiecl British supervision. People who buy China Tea never know what they are getting. It may be liood, but the probability is that it will bebad. CEYLON TEA, oil tha contrary, IS ALWAYS RELIABLE, And | NIIIVA N A T E A IS THE BEST OF ALL CKYLON THAT IS GROWN. I The NIRVANA COMPANY has its experts at Colombo, who examine and teM ' the CHOIUK NIRVANA TEA before it ispacked for export. As soon as it is accepted it is properly tieatcd. Then ore the subtle frimrancc of the leaf has departed, it is packed in pounds and hulf-iwunds, and soldered ' down and secured. In this form NIRVANA TKA is sfiit along to Australia by every mail boat, and as this is every week, its purity is an additional guarantee that cannot fail to te appreciated. From hundreds of Australian Testimonials we extract the following: "Government House, Sydney. The patket of NIRVANA TEA was prepared for His Excel'ency's use, and tho Tea seemed to be of excellent quality. H. F. FERGUSON. Private Secretary." NERVANA is now on Sale by :— A. M. HOWITT, Patea. W. BALFOUR, Waverlev. A. H. PARKINSON, Hawera. 8. WARD, Marton. ELLIS BROS. AND V ALDER, Hunterville. FRESH SHIPMENTS ARRIVING ItEUULAKLY !