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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11754, 3 October 1902, Page 2

BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. Telephone, 166. P.O. Box, 145 W. M. ASHTON, WOOD, COAL, GRAIN and. PRODUCE MERCHANT, SHIPPING. CARRYING, AND FORWARDING AGENTS, St. Hill Street Wanganui. Agents: — J. KIER, Wellington. CHAFF, HAY, BRAN, OA7.S, ETC., Always on hand. GOODS and PARCELS Forwarded to Any Address. Furniture Carefully Removed or Stored at Rsasonable Rates. All Coals Weighed before leaving the Yard. ROVER CYCLE DEPOT. H. J. A. RANDRUP. MANAGER, Begs to notify the public of Wanganui that a Large Consignment of ROVER BICYCLES is expected to arrive at the end of THIS MONTH. NOTICE OF REMOVAL.— On and after MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, the address of the ROVER CYCLE. DEPOT will be THE AVENUE, opposite Newmarket Hotel. mo PATRONS OF THE RACES. Wanted Known—That ' W. S. DUSTIN, THE PREMIER CATERER, Has secured the Privileges for the Wanganui Jockey Club's Season, and A FIRST-CLASS LUNCHEON will be supplied in his usual style. AFTERNOON TEA in the Kiosk across the Lake fr^n ONE O'CLOCK. fro THE LEATHER TRADE. LEATHER. LEATHER. LEATHER. TO THE TRADE— BO.WBON BROS., OHRISTCHURCH, Beg to announce that they have opened Branch Warehouses in WANGANUI and PALMERSTON NORTH, where buyers can select their requirements from large stocks of all Colonial and Imported Leathers. Also on hand: Supplies of Whip Thongs, Laces. Boot Uppers, Polishes, Cow Hair, Glue, Trimming Leathers, Belting, etc., etc. Orders promptly attended to MELLSOP, TTIIJOTT XL Z^O., ELLSOP, J^LIOTT Q£ \j()., AGENTS, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI, . THE SQUABE, PALMEKSTON NORTH. TAYLORVILLE STORE. nnHE undersigned, in thanking their .1. numerous customers for the 'support accorded them whilst in business at Tayloryille, wish to inform the farming community and the ipublic generally that they have disposed of the above business to MR WILLIAM BROWN., of "the late firm of Forsyth and Brown, Mangamahu, and would respectfully solicit for him a iron tinuance of past favours. WATERS AND ANDREW. I have much pleasure in informing the farming community, residents of Wanganui and surrounding districts, that I have purchased the above well-known business lately carrie'l on by Mr O. G. A. Harvey and Messrs Waters and Andrew, and would respectfully solicit a share of your favours. All Ordei-s placed with me will receive prompt and careful attention, and patrons may rely on getting only the Best of Goods procurable, and at Prices that I feel sure will meet with, your entire approval. I shall be glad to receive a .call from all old friends and patrons, of the old store, and will convineo you that you cannot spend your money to better advantage than by placing- your orders with Yours faithfully, WILLIAM BROWN. JTOR WINTER GOODS, CALL AT TI AS TI NG 6 T\/r 00 R E'S. Ladies' Macintoshes from 22/6. Girl's and Maids' Macintoshes from 22/6. Ladies' Jackets, from 12/6. Girls' Jackets from 10/6. Fur Necklets, from 2/11, A LARGE STOCK OF FLANNELETTE UNDERCLOTHING.~Chemeses from 2/61 Night Dresses from h\b 1 Knickers from 2/3! 20 Dozen Lace Collerettes, from 1/- to 3/6' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Men's Sunts, from 21/- to 50/-! Men's Chester macintoshes, from 30/-1 Boys' and Youths' Macintoshes. Men's and Boys' Oil Coats from 10/6! 300 Pairs of Tweed Trousers, from 6/11 per pair! Boys' K.B. Trousers, plain and strapped. Youths' 3-Garment S ts Boys' Norfolk Suits Sailor Suits Planet Suitß. Hats, Caps, Ties, Braces, Underclothing, At TTASTINGS Tl/TOORE, DRAPER and CLOTHIER, Bidg.ra Street 'Cummins' Buildings).