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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIII, Issue 3097, 8 April 1878, Page 4

Business Notices THE PRINCIPAL EUKNITUEE A.ND CAfrPET W^TjJHOUSE. DONALD ROSS, lAU kr yJ >oy>U A. x , WANGANUI. The Cheapest House in the Trade ! Floor Cloth from f to 16 feet wide, various patterns. CAItPETS— MATTINGS— Mattresses Door Mats Brussels Coir Palliasses Lace Curtains Tapestry China Pillows Damajfc 'Curtains Felt . Persian Bolsters Window Hollands Kidderminster Jute Ticks Venetian Blinds Dutch Manilla Hessian Perambulators Hearth Rugs, Wood and Iron Bedsteads. DINING-EOOM and DRAWING-ROOM SUITES in Rep, Damask, Hair » Cloth, and Leather. A arge stock of American and English Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Chiffoniers Book cases, and Household Furniture of every description. D B. from long experience in the FURNISHING TRADE,does far the Largest usHicFsin Wanganui, which is entirely due to the CHEAPNESS and DUR« ABILITY of his goods, and also to the EFFICIENT MANNER in which he turm all orders entrusted to his care. Feb. " 828 EMPIRE HOTEL LIVERY STABLES CAMPBELL PLACE, WANGANUI. fTHFi Proprietor notifies to the Wanganui public that he has now i_ first-class reliable SADDLE HOEBES ON HIRE. Country Settlers arc informed that the accommodation to be found at these Stables will be found equal to any establishment on the Coast. florees properly groomed arid well fed. The Etabl isunder the superintendence of Mr FRANK PALMEP Cotfch Houses and Loose Boxes. : "JAS. S. CAMPBELL. . JOHN ANDEESON, FURNITURE AND CAKPE 1 ?? WAREHOUSE, VICTORIA AVfeNUE, MANU FACTUKER Zn D IMPORTER. i°iOME ano inspect the largest stock of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, in , the | \J District,, also Floor. Cloths, ; from £ yard up to 18 feet wide, patterns of which surpass any previous importations. J. A . cannot enumerate his large 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 saperipr workmanship, combined with utility and taste. Drawing and Dining-room Suites in Walnut, Cedar, and Rimu (any covering I'ailour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture of every description Stuffed 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 Repp* Table Cloths, Curtains, Fringes, Baizes and Upholstery trimmings of every description. Matlrasses (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. Tombstones and Iron Railings supplied and' fixed in any part of the District I'hotogrsphed patterns on application. , Goods sento any part of the Town free.

ON SALE. TJEID and GRAY'S Double and it Treble Furrow Ploughs. DRUMMOND& ALEXANDER. m?.G 680 SANKEY'S HYMNS. LATEST EDITION. . NOW ON SALE. H, I. JONES; BOOKSELLER, VICTORIA AVENUE. m 7 597 VISJLTUJKB TO TOWN BY THE TRAIN arriving in Wanganui at 9-45 a.m., ,are informed that a Special Breakfast is prepared at THE SHIP HOTEL, " Coiner of Taupo Quay and Wilson St. Bieakfast at 10 o'clock sharp. 28 f 50 WILLrAM TRIMBLE,, HA VING taken over the Bottled Ale and Porter and Small Keg Department of the Caown Brewery, St. Hill Street, is now ready to supply the Public with a first-class article. TWO HUNDRED DOZEN ENGLISH ALE, and a large quantity of IXVERCARGILL STOUT will soon be ready for delivery. It is the propiietor's intention to bottle nothing but the best brands in tho market, and he trusts the Public will give the Ales and Stouts from tho WANGANUI BOTTLING STORE, a 'fair trial. Country Settlers can be supplied on the shortest notice with' any quantity from five gallons upwards of Local Beer or Porter, of the same quality as that shown and awarded the t'iRST and Second Prizes at the last A. and P. Show, held in Wanganui. WILLIAM TRIMBLE, Wanganui Bottling 'Stores, St. Hill Street, Wanganui, m! 8 665

To the Ladies and Gentlemen of Wangariui. S. H. DREW V ■' ; j Has just received a splendid assortment of Jewellery. Inspection invited. 17f 805' WHITLOCK'S DELHI OHUTNET SAUCE IS now in the market; and can. be' had of all - Grocers^ and Storekeepers in town and country. Certified by the faculty as pure and wholesome, and by consumers as a most agreeable and palatable relish, , suitable for all kjnds of dishes. Vide result of analysis which accompanies each bottle. The proprietor, confident of the genuine nature of his preparation solicits exteuded patronage, guaranteeing to maintain the un adulterated excellence of the Sauce, at present universally admitted by all who have tested its quality. ASK FOB WHITLOOK'S DELHI CHUTNEY SAUCE, The purest and most economical preparation in the maiket, and a genuine local industry. i^ Agents wanted throughout the Country. - ■ Orders delivered, (securely packed) by waggon, rail, or steamer. ANALYTICAL REPORT. I « I hare witnessed the manufacture erf Whitlock's Delhi Chutney Sauce, it is free i from Copper, and composed entirely of wholesome ingredients.',' (Signed) J. DEOIMUS TRIPE, Reg. Meri. & Stir; Pract. Wanganui. March' 14, 1878. g F. WHITLOCK, Proprietor. m! 6 657