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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 3217, 29 August 1878, Page 1

j Business Notices THE PKIKCIPAJL ETJKNITXJUE AND jDAHPET WAREHOUSE. UPO QuAY ' II *£Z. %$ -~> WANGANUI. THE CFIEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE ! Floor Cloth frozK £ to 15 feet wide various patterns. CAEPETS— MATTINGS— Mattresses Door Mats Brussels Coir Palliasses Lace Curtains Tapestry China Pillows Dama ;l. Curtains Felt Persian Bolsters ' Window Hollands Kidderminster Jute Ticks Venetian Blinds •Dutch Manilla Hessian Perambulators Hearth Rugs, Wood and Iron Bedsteads. DINING-ROOM 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 ot every description. D B. from long experience in the FURNISHING TRADE,does far the Largest usinessin Wanganui, which is entirely due to the CHEAPNESS and DURABILITY of his goods, and also to tho EFFICIENT MANNER in which he turns all orders entrusted to his care. § WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLEK, WANGANUI AND MARTON. S. if. D. begs to direct the attention of the public to the large additions lately made to his extensive stock of first-class Jewellery. DEEW'S WELL SELECTED STOCK CONSISTS OF :— Go.'d and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains and Albert?, Gom Rings, Gold Sleeve Links, Studs, <tc. Ladies' Suits, Broaches and Ear-rings; Lockets, Crosses and Pendat'ts. Locket Slides, Greensfore Suites, Maltese, Silver and Silvergilt Filligree Trinkets, Gold, Steel, and German Silver Spectacles. A very large assortment of Jet Brooches, Ear-rin£>s, Brace^ts, Lockets, &c. Clocks from 8s to £10. S. H. D. calls attention to his s-tock of Silver Electro-plated Ware comprising — Cruets, Cake Baskets, Saivers, Sardine, and JJiscuit Buxes, Honey and Maiinalade Pots, Butter Coolers, Sugar Basins, &o. Aneroid end Fitzroy Barometers. A few Second-hand Watches. All kinks of Watches and Jewellery skilfully repaired by experienced workmen. John Andeeson ', j, furnitujre and carpet warehouse, hy: VICTORIA AVENUE. M&fN U F ACT TIKE H AND IMPORTER. GSKE and inspect the largest stock of Brussels and Tapestry Carpets in the •- 'District, also Floor Cloths, from f yard up to IS 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 Skowroom,where they will see English and Colonial-made Furniture of every description, of superior workmanship combined witli utility and taste. Drawing and Dining-room Suites in Walnut, Cedar, and Rimu (any covering Pailour, 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 ReppTable Cloths, Curtains, Fringes, Baizes and L'pholstery trimmings of every description. Mattrasses (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 Pliotogrfi plied patterns on application. Goods sento a part of the Town free.

W, C. WATKINS (collector for the hurald.) "DENTS & DEBTS COLLECTED. it .TRADESMEN'S BOOKS KEPT General Agency Business conducted on Reasonable Terms, Address— Herald Office, Wanganui "D It I C X B. B R I O X 8. The undersigned are now prepared to supply well burnt Bucks iv any quantity, either at the Yard or delivered in the town or country. Orders left with Mr W. D. Shaw,' Ironmonger, or at the Yard will be punctually attended to. NEWBERRY & MILLARD, ST. JohnVßiick Yard. Wanganui. Agent for Maxwell— Mr John Brown. V/TT EAR GOOD BOOTS KEEP YOUR FEET DRY AND DEFY THE DOCTOR. tjygr The Corner Boot Shop,\Jgsl I j ' | Opposite Corner to the Catholic Church, Victoria Avenue, J.AINSWORTH, j Boot & Shoemaker MA 111 D UK S H X G . ESTABLISHMENT, * : . y& i p;o way st beet (Opr|osit»iOdd Fellows' Hall.) "pAojETJESSOR HOOPER'S Hair Brushing by Camp's patent machine considered a great luxury. Professor Hooper is opon to receive quarterly subscribers to his hair* dressing establishment. Terms liberal. A large and varied assortment of Tobacconists' Sundries on hand, consisting of Pipes of every description Concertinas, Purses, TOBACCO AND CIGAKS

TVTEW WINTER GOODS is T\RAPERY & CLOTHING. JJ ACASS na s now on hand — • ' DRILLS MATERIALS. ' JACKETS. COSTUMES. FURS. WINCEYS. RIBBONS. BLANKETS. FEATHERS. SHEETINGS. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING. - The Renowned Establishment for MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Hats, Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Scarves, etc., etc. Large selection of MILLINERY and MILLINERY MATERIALS; Felt Straw, and Velvet Hats in great varietyBonnets. New colors in Velvets and Plushes. The Underclothing 1 , Millinery, and • Jacket Departments are now under thfc ! superintendence of Mrs. Cass, whose j particular attention wfll be devoted to these departments ; and aty orders entrusted to her care will have prompt and special attention. , SHIPMENTS OF NEW GOODS CONTINUALLY ARRIVING. Agent for Wertheim's Celebrated Hand and Treadle MACHINES.-^ ESTABLISHED 1864. NEAR BRIDGE, TAUPO QUAY.