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Wanganui Herald, Volume VIII, Issue 2526, 5 July 1875, Page 3

New AdvertisementsI NOTICE. I will not be responsible lor any debts contracted by my wife. His WILLIAM X HOLLINGSWORTH, Mark. Rangitikei. 3 ..■,-:..-.: ... ■ 1393 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT GREAT SALE BY AUCTION. MB A. BEAUCHAMP

TTAS received instructions from A. C. Prichard & Co. (Who are leaving Wanganui), TO SELL BY PUBLIC "AUCTION. Without Reserve, ON WEDNESDAY, 7th JULY, On the Premises known as FINNIMORE'S OLD STORE, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, The Balance of that Splendid Assortment of COLONIAL MADE CLOTHING AND BOOTS, which have recently jreceived such a marked share of Public Approval, together with a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GENERAL DRAPERY, ...... CONSISTING OF Flannels, Blankets, Sheeting, Winceys, French Merinos, Alpacas, Lusters, Fancy Dress Materials, Waterproof Tweeds, Ladies' Underclothing*, . Waterproof .Mantles, Cloth fahd Velveteen Jackets, arid a miscellaneous assortment of General Drapery. The Auctioneer in calling attention to the Bona JFide Sale,,"wild simply remark; his instructions .are. to Sell Without Reserve, and that every line MUST BE CLEARED. THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT merits special attention, as it consists i principally of' COLONIAL MADE TWEEDS, manufactured in ; the -first style of Cblbnial workmanship,and comprises: Geelpng. and Nelson Tw.eVdilß'bwse'rs, Trowssrs arid Tests, Coats, and Suits,

- A'large j assortment of Crimean, . Regatta, land; White Seirts, ; \. Drawers, Socks, Undershirts. This, together with a well selected '""' A.. ; stock of LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BOOTS, Will be offered Without Reserve, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, At Finnimore's Old Store, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. "'7 , , t -,■■■.- Sale Commencing at 12 o'clock. Lunch Provided. Terms Liberal. A. BEAUCHAMP, Auctioneer. PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION. J 1876. IT haying ■ been decided .thats New Zealand; shall be represented at the above: Exhibition, a local committee has beenjfbrmed to/collect exhibits, who will publish at an early date the quantities' of each article that are desired to be sent, and the time up to which exhibits will be received, with other details- It is proposed that the exhibits from New Zealand shall be, principally, the products of the colony iu'a raw state, such as wool, grain, timber, minerals, flax, and tanning barks, together with flax -manufactures, preserved meats, leather, <fee„ &c. I W. H. LEVIN, Chairman. L June 30,187*5;,. "'"■'"■■ 1345