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Wanganui Herald, Volume V, Issue 1427, 23 March 1872, Page 1

Business Notices WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT, TAUPO QTJA.Y. NOW OPMmGFOraSPECTION ■BRIDGE <fe WARD BEG to return their hearty thanks to the Public of Wanganui and its surrounding District for the very liberal support received since commencing business ; and beg to assure them that they will ever endeavour to their utmost to retain a continuance of the same. B, & W. have much pleasure in informing their customers that they have just received Ex "QUEEN BEE," VIA LONDON AKD NOW OPENING UP, THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OP DRAPERIES AND CLOTHING EVER IMPORTED INTO WAjSTGANUI, Direct from the most celebrated British manufactories in Great Britain. 1 he whole of this splendid stock will BE SOLD AT CHEAPER PBICES Than have ever before offered to the public of Wanganui, in order to make room for further shipments to arrive' B. and W. positively assure the public that they may rely upon getting the very best of articles, and at a very low price The following is a rough list of goods now opening -i 3 cases small plate prin patterns 3 „ 9-4 th and 10-4ths wMte and scar 3 „ brilliant ditto do. i et blankets 1 case white counterpanes, all sizes 2 „ 72 in. scrim 1 „ -white toilet quilts, all sizes 1 bale 72 in. Hessian 1 case Selisia linings 1 „ 54 in. striped beddino--1 „ glazed linings 1 „ 3G and 72 in. Forfar ° 1 „ crinoline and lawn ditto 1 case black and white cotton reels 2 cases brown holland (Clark Brook's) 1 case white and drab moleskin in piece 5 cases Morley's assorted haberdashery 3 cases bed ticks in cotton,union, & men ■ . consisting of fancy fringes br< ids 1 case Scotch and Irish linens and lawns buttons, tapes, pins, needles threads 1 „ gambroons and dungaree " elastics, &c., &c. 1 „ furniture dimities and fringes - 1 case fancy ties > scarfs, &c. 1 „ sewed muslin insertionsfe edgings 3 CaS6S fancy s°ods> assorted 1 „ muslin curtains in lace Swiss, and 3 " Kent's tweed and cloth trousers harness book newest style 1,, white book muslin 3 » Youth's and boys' ditto 6 cases white calicos, all ruukes -1 » Boy's Knickerbocker suits 3 bales 32 in.- wide grey calicos \ " Men,' s trousers a™l vests to match 3 „ 36 in. ditto ditto » len' s tweed and clo*h trousers 2., ditto twilled . " " Men' s tweed and cloth vests o ?-> • i • - 1 case Gent's black cloth suits 3 ~ 72 in. plain greys o ,-, • , . b q i 4 -n i l,i ° cases Crimean shirts 0 ~ do. twilled ditto o ,•, -, B cases tacJ cU-ess { . ,» » J^^-^ -| *« choice and useful select^ 2,,. fancyjean ditto (]i "° 0 1 case colored silks, assorted 9 rsnmoo,-, 1• j. "^lu 1 „ black ditto, assorted' " p " C"mean sh^ youth's and boys' 1 hemed handkerchief, «» * ? " "" S]' 2es 1 „ nemea naneiKeicmets, ¥ , z , 5 1 case wa terproof clothinoI ;; silM;rtr on;^ las lOcases «-,^ lMEiei ,. of 2 „ f MOy ,ace good, '" ""^ Mes'' 3 bales white and coloured flannels &c. &; C B. and W._ feel assured that the above lot of new o-ooda together with their present large and .well assorted stoclf will command the trade of Wanganui. COUNTRY SETTLEES Receive our special attention, and all orders are promptly attended to. Hours of Business—B.3o a.m. to 6-30 p.m, GENERAL DRAPERS d CLOTiIIERS, TAUPO QUAY Wanganui, Jan. 18, 1872,