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Wanganui Herald, Volume X, Issue 2767, 29 April 1876, Page 4

THE PEINCIPAJ- FURNITURE NDD CAEPET WAREHOUSE. iAUFUQUAI, *W£ [<z^» wjfi WANGANUI. The Cheapest House in the Trade ! Floor Cloth from ■£ to 15 feet wide, various patterns. CATJPETS— MATTINGS— Mattresses Door Mats Brussels Coir Palliasses Lace Curtains T-vncsti-v China * Pillows Damask Curtains j(.' 0 { L ' J Persian Bolsters Window Hollands Kidde_n._ußio_ Jute Ticks Vonoti an Blinds Dutch Manilla Hessian Perambulators Hearth Rugs,, Wood and Iron Bedsteads. DININGr-EOOM and DEAWINO-BOOM SUITES iv Bcp, Damaslc, Hair Cloth, and Leather. A larce stock of American aud English Chairs, Chests o£ Drawers, Chiffoniers, Bookcases, and Household Furniture o£ every description. T) I? from lo»_ experience iv the FURNISHING TEADE,does far the Largest BuSSi which is entirely due to the CHEAPNESS and DUE, ABILIT Y of his goods, and also to the EFFICIENT MANNER in which ho turns out all orders entrusted to his care. , Fob 8, 282

A. D. WILLIS, I BOOKSELLER STATIONER, NEW* AGENT, BOOKBINDER, AND GENBHAL PlilNTlsß NEW PEKIODICALS AND Leisure Hour and Sunday at Home, ! for 3875, in cloth and half-calf 1 Quiver, yearly volume Once a Week, half yearly Family Herald, vol 35 Wedding Bells, vol 10 Young Englishman, div 10 Children's Prize British Workman Darwin's Insectivorous Plants } , Animals and Plants under doniostication „ CoiaiPveefs Mayh»w's London Labor i International Scientific Series Tyndal's Fragments of Science tor j unscientific l-eaders | Stouchengoon the Horse Figuiers Mammalia Cassell's Bible Educator ; , Franco-Prussian War Dr. Beale's Mystery of Life Dr. Brewstei's Natural Magic Miss Martineau's Playfellow Eliot's Middlemarch Lardne's Museum of Science The Ladies' Treasury Every Boys Annual New, Companion to the Bible "Rev. Wadsworth's Comic Gospel Three Hundred Bible Stories Ballantyne's Books for Boys Bceton's Book of Needlework Youatt on Cattle and Sheep Mulock'sTh* Unkind Words Mrs Wood's Works, complete sob Winchell's iS volution Buckle's History of Civilisation The English Explorers PLAN OP TOWN OP WA^GA_TUI Wich Sections Numbered. PRICE ONE SHILLING Solo Agent in Wanganui for WANGANUI WEEKLY HERALD NEW ZEALAND TIMES, NEW ZEALAND MAIL, AUSTRALASIAN & SKETCHER, AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS, SATURDAY KIGHT, j ILLUSTRATED SYDNEY NEWS, iNEW ZEALAND TABLET NEW ZEALAND STUE BOOK, CANTERBURY TIMES, Also, Agent for SYDNEY TOWN AJSD COUNTRY JOURNAL ILLUSTRATED NEW ZEALAND HERALD NfclW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS, &c. TvAILY X X PIOTED 10 Tons Oamaru Flour, sacks and halves. POWELL SON & Co., Merchants. mO ARRIVE. 50 boxes Brandon's Sperms 25 cases Blood's Stout J 2 tons V Sugar j POWEL SON & Co. '

CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL, Nixon Stkeet Wangandi. CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. JAMES THURSTON, HAVING entered into possession of this ceuetally situated, and commodious Family Hotel, is determined that no efforts shall be wanting on his part to render the accommodation all that could be desired. ' Special attention will be paid to the BEDROOM management, which will lire regulated in such a manner that Travellers and Boarders will find thatevery ivish has been anticipated. An abundant TABLE will always be kept, and cleanliness will characterise every detail of the internal arrangement. Dinner will be on the table punctually at 12.80 o'clock. Those who knew the present propri etor when in the Victoria Hotel, and more recently in the Marton Hotel, scarcely require to be assured that none but the PUREST and most wholesome doscription of WINKS, LIQUORS, and SPIRITS generally, will be found in the BAR, which he guarantees may be relied upon in this feature, which all will ack nowbdgeis a consideration of prime importance. JAMES THURSTON, Hopes to prove in the future that he still exercises the same careful supervision over the management of his house, which all will admit is necessary to enable it to rank among the well appointed liostelries of the town. Excellent accommodation for a few Boarders. Bedrooms clean, well ventilated, aud comfortably furnished. Gentlemen visiting' the Custom House Hotel will find snug apartments where privacy and vSeclusiou can bo relied upon, a Piano beiig also part of the furnishing and a superbly appointed upstairs Drawing Room has been set apart for their use specially. Attached to the Hotel is the BILLIARD ROOM, Fitted up with one of Thurston's new tables. The room is well lit up, and is abundantly supplied with all the necessarj appointments comprising all the parapernalia of a first class Billiard Saloon. A lso_, one of the best SHOOTING GALLERIES AND ! BOWLING SALOONS In New Zealand, both of which are under efficient management. JAMES THURSTON, Proprietor. NEW ZEziLANDER HOTEL, WELLINGTON, John Molnxosh, Proprietor. rpHIS house will be found one of the -*- most comfortable in Wellington. It contains a large number of bedrooms which are well ventilated and roomy. STABLES Are under the charge of a first-class Grdom. Buggies may bo hired by the day, or contracts arranged for lotting by the week, at reasonable prices. JOHN MoINTOSH,

' ~~ — — — _ - — — j— ■ EOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR. Drew's Annual Clearing Cash Sale OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, ETC. Sale for Fourteen Days only. DREW'S \vell selected stock consists of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains and Alberts Gem Atings, Gold Sleeve Lins<s, Sbuds, &o. Ladies' Suites, Brooches and Ear-rings ; Lockets, Crosses, and Pendants. Locket Slides, Greenstone Suites, Maltese, Silver and Silvergilt Filigree Trinkets, Gold, Steel, and German Silver Spectacles. A very large assortment of Jet Brooches, Ear- rings. Bracelets, Crosses, Chains, Lockets, <fee, , Clocks — from 10s to iUO, all warranted for twelve months. S.H.D. calls attention to his stock of Silver Electro-pUted Ware, comprising — Cruets. Cake Baskets, Salvers, Sardine and Biscuit Boxes, Honey and Marmalade Vots, Butter Coolers, Sugar Basins, &c. Aneroid and ITitzroy Barometers. A few Second-hand' Watches. S. H. D. is determined to make a speedy clearance for CASH, as he has Large Shipments of 2G3W GOODS to arrive, which have been carefully selected frjni the test manufactories of London and Sheffield. ■ '