AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE. FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, commencing TUESDAY, AUGUST 27th. the josephine , stanton comic /~\pera /company, omic \_/pera V^oMpany, TUESDAY, 27th AUGUST— Goodwin and Morse's Brigiht, Brilliant, Satirical, Epigrammatical, and' Most Comical of Comia Operas, entitled WANG! WANG! WANG! WANG! WANG r WANG! WANG! WANG! WANG! LAUGH! We defy you to refrain from Laughing. 'New York's laughing yet. WEDNESDAY, 28th AUGUST— Vincent Wallace's Immortal Work, !■• "MARITANA." PRICES—4/-, 2/6, and 1/-. Box Plan at H.I. Jones and Son's. Day Sales at Goss's. Doors open 7.15. Commence at 8 sharp. HENRY HALLAM, Lessee and Director. A T)ULB DHOW !!! Will be held in the MUSEUM HALL On the 11th and 12th SEPTEMBER. C. W. BABBAGE, Hon. Sec. JOHN'S "DAND OF TTOPE. SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT WILL be given at St. Paul's -Hall, on THURSDAY, 29th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Admission—Adults, 1/-; Children, 6d. TO WAVERLEY RESIDENTS. MR JOSEPH ROSS begs to inform the residents of Waverley and surrounding districts that he is prepared to undertake all kinds of Painting and Paperhanging. Good work guaranteed; terms moderate; estimates given. JOSEPH ROSS, Waverley. OPENING NOTICE. GROCERIES! GROCERIES!! GROCERIES!!! F s L. SPTJRDLE, GENERAL GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, TTTTISHES to notify his numerous friends VV that he is commencing business in those Central Premises lately occupied by Mr. Beavis, on the corner of the AVENUE and GUYTON STREET, and will be OPEN to the public on SATURDAY, AUGUST 31st, with a brand new stock of. GROCERIES of Best Quality, and to be Sold CHEAP FOR CASH. CHEAP FOR CASH. . CHEAP FOR CASH. NOT CHEAP GROCERIES, BUT THE BEST AT CHEAP PRICES. IN FUTURE Let SPURDLE be your Grocer. IT WILL PAY YOU. Families ■waited on for orders, and goods delivered to any parb of the town. NOTE.—My long and varied experience in the local trade should be a sufficient guarantee that all orders entrusted to rr.e will be completed in a businesslike manner. . , Fv L. SPURDLE, GENERAL MERCHANT, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. HOW TO REST. ART T\/rEfAL TTITORK! ART TV/FETAL T^TORK! D. M°FARLANE, IN introducing to the Public of Wanganui the "New Art Repousse Work" of Brass and .Copper, has pleasure in intimating the Arrival of THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF THESE GOODS! My London Buyer, who was instructed to send up £1000 worth of the Most Useful and Ornamental Novelties in HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY, has Fairly Excelled himself, as a Visit to the WAREHOUSE in RIDGWAY STREET will prove. QEE mHE -TTtTINDOWS ! ! ! Qtee mHE TTITINDOWS ! ! ! Where the largest Selection of BRASS and COPPER Goods ever seen in Wan- • ganui is displayed, comprising— TEA and TODDY KETTLES, various sizes TEA KETTLES and STANDS, with SPIRIT LAMPS, unique designs CARD and TEA TRAYS, CAKE STANDS FLOWER VASES, FLOWER STAi\_.S FIRE GUARDS. FIRE SCREENS CENTREPIECES, GONGS CRUMB TRAYS and BRUSHES MATCH STANDS, PENRACKS INKSTANDS, TRIVETS , — ORNAMENTAL BRIC-A--BRAC We would recommend anyone in Search of Novelties for WEDDING and BIRTHDAY GIFTS, to Inspect the above. In addition to these, I have just Opened Up TWO CASES of BAROMETERS in Leather Cases BAROMETERS, Lifebuoy, Aneroid, Pocket and Pendant. BAROMETERS, Universal, Fitzroy, Etc. THERMOMETERS, Garden and Hothouse THERMOMETERS, Daily, Bath and Sick-rflom RAIN GAUGES, BEP-ROOM CLOCKS PAPETERIES. CARD BOXES TOILET BRUSH SETS, MIRRORS and Numerous Other Novelties. THE Establishment has always been noted for the GENUINE QUALITY of Goods Supplied, a* Reasonable Prices, and with the Completion of the NEW WAREHOUSES, with the. Splendid Display Windows and Show-room, MR. McFARLANE Determined) to Even More Fully Cater of the Supply of TTOUSEHOLD TRONMONGERY! XI OUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY! And Patrons will find it to their Interest to pay a Visit to the SHOW-ROOMS, RIDGWAY STREET, where they will find Displayed Quantities of Useful and Ornamental Articles, New to tfie Market, besides Full Stocks of Every Requisite for a well-appointed house. RANGES, CUTLERY and E.P. WARE are Specialities. QUALITY, 'TjiIRST-pLASS ! ! ! •pRICES TMTODERATE !! ! D. MTARLANE" RIDGWAY STREET.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 26 August 1901, Page 3
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636Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Wanganui Chronicle, 26 August 1901, Page 3
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