Sensational Purchase KERNOHAN & CO., HAVING LANDED 6000 FOUNDS CEYLON TEA, PACKED IN LEAES* PACKETS, have decided to slaughter it out at le. PER POUND,, regard [fee-as; of cost. Remember we mean to clear this huge quantity within four ivee-lis.;;., We ■want money, and must have cash. Gups and Saucers. During this Sensational Tea Sale we have decided to seflrBEST-^N^LISSS1. CHINA, white and gold cups and saucers, at 5s 6d per doz. 350 dozen oi>Wto go at this price to make roomfor for a big shipment just arriving 6000 Founds Tea. 6000 POUNDS TEA, in pounds and La If-pounds, packed in lead packets, feerIs per lb., or 401bs. for 355. No such value ever offered previously in N**sk.--Zealand. Kernohan and C 0.,, THE CHEAP CASH GROCERS, GUYTON STREET. N.B.—EGGS WANTED. HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. SHOOTING SEASON. i rTIHIS has been declared a close season for game in the Wanganui and-. X Waitotara but NOT in the neighbouring counties, and game promises to be plentiful there. This means that Wanganui sportsmen ne&> not be deprived of their season's shootin" for Wangaehu is only 9 milesaway by a good road—less than an hour's easy cycle ride. Our season's stock of Guns and Ammunition had been ordered ancfe shipped long before the close season tor Wanganui district was gazettedWe have therefore our usual good assortment of reliable weapons aa<&cartridges. The prices are very low, especially considering the quality. GUNS— SINGLE BARBELL £3 to £4 DOUBLE BARRELL £3 to £15 DOUBLE BARRELL Hammerlees £8 10a. to £12 l(te/CARTRIDGES— ELEY'S Brown, Green or Grey with either V-* Black or Smokeless" Powder, 12/- to 16/- per IG£3> CLUB—IO/- per 100. WE WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THESE ANY TIME. David McFarlane, RIDGWAY STREET, The Gold Weather Has No Terrors [ For the Home that Has Its Goal Shed Stocked with ki Goalbrookdale." > THE demand for this great heat-producing Coal is no\y over half ' a million of tons per year, and is steadily increasing. Qual- £ ity tells! The Public knows that IT PAYS to use Coalbrookdale. The Depot also supplies, at the lowest prices, «0 PUPONGA, PELAWMAIN, and MOKAU COALS: COKE and FIREWOOD. COALBROOKDALE SCREENED, UNSCREENED, :, SMALL AND BLACKSMITH'S NUTS. ■. PROMPT DELIVERY ALSO FULL WEIGHT. COALBROOKDALE DEPOT?* ! WEST^ORT COH3D CO, ]L.tct. , NO. 3, ST. HILL ST., \ Telephone 158. R- MATHISON, Branch Manager. : " The Best Tea to put ist Yoar Teapot. Is a tea that has a TEMPTING FLAVOUR, pleasant aroma, and only requires very little of it to make a RICH COLORED BREW that will satisfy the thirst immediately. GOLDEN HEART TEA, embodies all the above requirements, and THIS is i3i3 reason our customers recommend it as the most Economical Tea they have ever tried. WE SELL THIS DELICIOUS TEA AT 1/4, 1/8, and 1/10 per IK 2 COUPONS WITH EVERY POUND. TRY A POUND. COOCH, THE CANTERBURY CASH STORE, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. J W. EMMERSON. Have you studied the advantage «p - • utilising our C.O.D. system? We cci— LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, lect. the amount of shipping invoiKte. L WAVERLEY. «gainst delivery of goods and ren^sii froceods promptly to sender, thus \>y©~ T>ROPERTIES in Waverley and sur- renting risk of bad debts. The Nrwp jf rounding districts for Sale. ftaUnd Exproes Company, Limit«d. Insurance effected iv all branches— —- life, Accident, Fire, and Live Stock— at current rates. Why suffer .from coughs and wite I when Syrup or Pine -with Tar will onsr*s» JiENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED you? Sold »by A. A. Gotver, chemists
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12131, 25 July 1907, Page 3
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