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Wanganui Herald, Volume XI, Issue 2865, 28 February 1877, Page 4

THE PRINCIPAL FURNITURE 4ND CARPET WAREHOUSE. I^^^^^^^^^^^Si TATTPOnTTAT \ TE# WANGANUI. The Cheapest House in the Trade ! Floor Cloth from f to 15 feet wide, various patterns. CAftPETS— MATTINGS— Mattresses Door Mats Brussels Coir Palliasses Lace Curtains Tapestry China Pillows Damask Curtains Felt Persian Bolsters Window Hollands Kidderminster Jute Ticks Venetian Blinds Dutch Manilla Hessian Perambulators Hearth Rugs, Wood and Iron Bedsteads. DININGKROOM and DRAWING -ROOM SUITES iv Rep, Damask, Hair Cloth, and Leather. A large stock of American and English Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Chiffoniers, Book cases, and Household Furniture of every description. D. B. from long experience iv the FURNISHING TRADE,docs far the Largest Business in Wanganui, which is entirely due to the CHEAPNESS and DURABILITY of his goods, and also to the EFFICIENT MANNER in which he turns out all orders entrusted to his care. JFeb 8. 283 sTh. drew, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, Etc., WANGANUI AND MARTON. BEGS to direct the attention of the public to the large additions lately made to his extensive stock of first-class Jewelry. DREW'S WELL SELECTED STOCK CONSISTS OF ;— Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains and Alberts, Gem Rings, Gold Sleeve Links, Studs, &c. 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. I A very large assortment of Jet Brooches, Ear-rings, Bracelets, Crosses, Chains, Locke cs, &c n Clocks from 8s to £10. S. H. D. calls attention to his stock of Silver Electro-plated Ware, comprising — Cruets, Cake Baskets, Salvers, Sardine ank Biscuit Boxes, Honey and Marmalade Pots, Butter Coolers, Sugar Basins, &c. Aneroid and Fitzroy Barometers. A few Second-hand Watches, All kinds of Watches and Jewellery skilfully repaired by experienced workmen, f6 JOHN AKDERSON, FURNITUEE AND CAKPET WAREHOUSE, VICTORIA AVENUE. MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER. COME and inspect the largest stock of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets in the District, also Floor Cloths, from f yard up to 18 feet wide, patterns of which surpass any previous importations. J. A. cannot enumerate his largo stock of Household Furnishings, but merely calls the attention of the public to his Showroom, where they will see English and Colonial-made Furniture of every description, of superior workmanship, combined with utility and taste. Special attention is called to our colonial made Arabian Bedsteads and Cheffioneers ■inlaid with the richest Colonial fancy woods. Drawing and Dining-room Suites in Walnut, Cedar, and Rimu (any covering Pailour, Bbdroom, and Kitchen Furniture of every description. Stufied Couches, Chairs, and cane-seated chairs in endless variety. Kidderminster, Dute, and Felt squares, Mattings, ever} assortment and width. Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Window Hollands, Damasks and ReppTable Cloths, Curtains, Fringes, Baizes and L pholstery trimmings of every description. Mattrasscs (spring, hair, flock and flax) ; Palliasses, Bolster and Pillows, Cots, Bassinettes, Wicker and Wood stuffed Perambulators (our own make), Toilet and Chimney Glasses, Toilet Sets, &c. Picture Frame Moulding in extensive variety. Goods sent to any fart of the Town free. Tombstones and Iron Railings supplied and fixed in any part of the District Photographed patterns on application. 028 JJ242

HAMILTON'S COACH FACTORY I Campbelll Place, W" A N aANUIt JAMES HAMILTON, Coach Builder & Saddler. JTT In returning thanks to • XI • his numerous customers for the lasb thirteen years, begs to inform them that it will still be his earnest \ endeavour to secure their further j patronage. Having a first class stock , of the best American material, and an r efficient staff of workmen, he is in a position to turn out all orders entrusted to him in such a style and finish as he is confident will give the greatest satis* faction. I , i ! Every vehicle turned out guai anteed . * Having secured the services of a first- * class Harness Maker, he is turning out Buggy Harness of superior quality. N.B. — J.H. was awarded at the 1 Wanganui Agricultural Shows, 1875 - and 1876, the first and second prizes { for his single and double buggies, also k second prizes for single and double 2 buggy harness; 1 n6 2178*1