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BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. S MB S_^ N\ 1902. }. OUR First Shipment of NEW SEASON'S GOODS are Opened and Ready for Inspection Every Department is represented by an ENORMOUS VARIETY of all the LATEST FASHIONS! In the SHOWROOM you will find NOVELTIES hi Ladies' Fancy Straws, Trimmed and Untrimmed—FßENCH and ENGLISH FLOWERS, FEATHERS, OSPREY ORNAMENTS, Etc. BLOUSES in PRINT MUSLIN and SILK! LADIES' Underskirts in Great Variety, iv Print. Moreen, Silk, and White Trimjnv>d Torchon and Valenciennes LaceIn the DRESS DEPARTMENT we are Showing Tassore Siiks, 24ui to 36in wide; Tucked Jap Silks, ■with Lace Insertion (the Latest Novelty) in Black, Cream and Paris. Lousine Silk, with Lace Stripes, a Very Pretty Bloasing; Printed Jap Silks ; Very Dainty. Glace Silks, with Lace Checks. Tamaline Silks, in all the Latest Shades. Pretty Check Chenes, a Marvel of Cheapness! In the Fancy Department you will find a Charming:-Range of Ladies' Lace Collars and Ties, both Real and Imitation. Ribbons and Laces in Great Variety. LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, from the Celebrated Finn of J. and R. MORLEY, in Cotton, Lisle, Cashmere, Silk, Lace, and Embroidered. i. FABRIC GLOVES, in all the Newest Makes, and including the LACE GLOVES now so much worn. KID GLOVES,in all the Leading Makes— Ravix, Lepine, Florence, Loriell, Merliw," Josophers, Cassilda, 'Compere, Flavien and others; also Driving Gloves, Real Rheindeor Etc. THE ZITA Dip Front Adjuster, notr to much usedj produces that Long J&t Effect. In the PRINT DEPARTMENT we t-ari show you a Great Variety of SPECIAL EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS, in French Muslins, Mer-Lawns, Prints, Sateens', nnd Ginghams; also, a Great Variety of Tucked Lawns, Insertion Muslins, Etc. Beautiful Doylies and Tray Cloths, in Teaeriffe Rue'da Lace. IN GENTS' WEAR we have a Tip Top Selection of TIES, BRACES, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY. HATS, CAPS and GLOVES; also WHITE SHIRTS and TENIS SHIRTS, and a Good SELECTION of READY MADE Clothings. Telephone 224. J. PATTL & CO, ° WANGANUI. t LJ.RC.A; THE TTNITEP T7IARMEKS' U NITED J} ARMERS' - /COOPERATIVE A. SSOCJATION \J O-OPLRATIVE ASSOCIATION / Have just landed the following SEEDS from Messrs Sutton and Sons' well-known Seed Establishment, Reading, England: — TURNIPS.—White Stone, Devon Grey Stone, Fostertc-n Hybrid Green-top Yellow Abardeen, Purple-top Yellow Aberdeen, liarly Six Weeks, Imperial Green Globe, All the Year Round. SWEDES. — Crimson King, Magnum Bonum, Bangholm, Champion Puijple-top, MANGEjj.—Prizewinner (yellow), Yellow v*lobe, Long Red. Last Year SUT'I UN'S PRIZEWINNER MANGEL yielded 97 tons per acre at the State Farmi, Momohaki. CYPHERS' INCUBATORS. CYPHERS BROODERS. BONE CRUSHERS. SHELL SMASHERS. POULTRY BOORS FOR FOWLS, DUCKS. EGG FARMS, Etc. FOWL GRIT. CRUSHED SHELL. PRATT'S POULTRY FOOD. GREEN CUT BONE (FINEST EGG PRODUCER. Place Your Orders Early, and Save Being disappointed 1 m> —— Practical Information at <Jie Co Op. U.F.C.A. OOOGOOOOOO OOQOO OOOOCOOOOO I BIRD'S BOOT § | SALE IS | % NOW I I . ON. 1 o o 0 Gents-Glace Batton Boots O 0 REDUCED. 0 O Gent's Glace Lace Boots 0 0 REDUC2D. O 0 Kent's Tan Button Boots 0 O REDUCED. O 0 Gent's Tan Laca Boots O 0 ' . REDUCED. O O Ladies' Glace Button and Lace Boots O O REDUCED. O 0 Ladies' Buttor, and Lace Shoes O 0 REDUCED. O 0 Ladies' Box Ca# Shoes O O DEDUCED. O O Men's Strong Boots O O REDUCED. O O Children's Boots and Shoes, all kinds O O REDUCED. O O O O IN FACT EVERYTHING O 0 O O RI^UCEn) 0 O ■ • O O Aif 0 0 O O IRD'S rVTY "DOOT CJHOP, O o i> D o o o 0000000000 000 00 0000000000

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11756, 6 October 1902, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11756, 6 October 1902, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11756, 6 October 1902, Page 2