TyAVERLEY 'f^RAPERY - T^STABLISHMENT. \ MESSJRS SKBI4IiET & CO. ? '•<V . NO PUFF ! ! Ni) Puft ! 1 NO BANKRUPT STOCK !! ! ALL NEW GJOODS I ALL NEW GOODS ! READ OUR USUAL, pScES— Dress Stuffs 4d, 6d,'9d Alpacas^ Is, Is 3d Dress Prints 4d, s^d, 6±& Lustre Costumes 18s, 21s, 23s Shawls 3s 6d, Bs, 12s Skirts 2s 6d, 4s, 6s Towels 4d, 6d, 9d Damask Cloths 3s lid, ss, 6s Calicoes, FJannells ; ' Blankets <~ All at unheard of Prices before. Boys Shirts Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d. Youths Shirts Is Bd, 2s, 2s 6d Boys, Youths, and Men's Bracea and Belts 6d, 9d, Is Boys Tweed Trousers 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 7s 6d Youths Tweed Trousers ss, 6s, 8s • ■ Boys Tweed Suits 9s, 15s, 20s ? . 23s Youths Tweed Suits 20, 235, 27s ' .',,' Mens' Suits 30, 355, 40s Mens' Tweed Trousers Bs, 9s, 11s > ' ''i Mens' Tweed Trousers and Vests 16s, 18s, 20s, 23s • !' Mens' Merino Wool Shirts 15,,11 d, 2f| t 3d, 2a 6d , -..-;, Paper Collars 6d, 9d i. (l , , ',',,', ' , ; Fe) t' and Straw -EPais at all Prices . ' • .}< u >t" ■ > The whole of the above Goods "can be well reconimended'having beun j n .:,. l !!l ■.. ' purchased by an experienced buyer. :; j, ■ , ' THE DRESS, HABIT-MAKING, & MILLINER'S DEPARTMENT is under such supervision,, that we are confident that every satisfaction will be given to Ladies favouring us. , , , „ „, ; ';SKELL'EY.,&CO. 3 ' "'• ' M " :1 "••«•• DRAPBRSV' <f (Near the Church, Waveeley.) ■ ,',' ''■',' John A-ndeeson FURNITURE AND CARPET 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~'t>f 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 superior workmanship, combined with utility and taste. Drawing and Dining-room Suites in Walnut, Cedar, and Rimu (any coveringi ng Pailour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture of every description.. S^ Stufled Couches, Chairs, and cane-seated chairs in endless variety. Kidderminster, Dute, and Felt squares, Mattings, every assortment and width Hearth Itugs, Door Mats, Window Hollands; Damasks and Repp; 'i Table Cloths, Curtains, Fringes, Baizes and Upholstery 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 IEON SAILINGS SUPPLIED AND FIXED IN ANY PABT OF THE DISTEICT. Photographed patterns on application. )O • aI a \jxL EvV J^^^\ WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, irr f yV\ WANGANUI AND MARTON. %5^ ®' loe 8 s to rect tue 'Attention of the public -nt 0n t0 Q ar g e additions lately made to his extensive stock of first-class Jewellery. DEEW'« WELL SELECTED STOCK CONSISTS OF :— Gold and Bilver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains aud Alberts, Gem Pangs, Gold Sleeve Links, Studs, &c. » Ladies' Suits, Broaches and Ear-rings ; Lockets, Crosses and Pendants. Locket Slides, Greenstone Suites, Maltese, Silver and Silvergilt Filligree Trinkets. Gold, Steel, and German Silver Spectaclos. < A very' large assortment of Jet Brooches,' TUar-ringd,' Bracelets, Lockets, &c. ' : . , , , ", .Clocks from 8s to £10. ' ' ' S. H. D. calls attention to his stock of Silver Eleqtro-plated Ware comprising— .:...-.-„ Cruets, Cake Baskets,-Salvers,- Sardine, and Biscuit Boxes, Honey, j ,. * and Marmalade Pots, Butter Coolers, Sugar Basins, &C. Uw , Aneroid and Fitzr'oy , Barometers. A- few Second-hand Watches. 1 ' A.ll inks of Watches and Jewellery skilfully repaired by experienced 'workmen 1
APESHG NOTICE ALEX. hT HERON, (Late JVJanager for John Anderson.) Be s to inform his friends and the public generally that he is commencing business in the Cabinet and Upolstering trade, and *rusts from his lons experience and attention to business to merit a fair share of iheir patronage. A.H.H. is now prepared i,o execute all orders entrusted to his carw. [Funerals Furnished.] Temporary Piemises, ; Next Logan's Coach Factory, Gnyton Street. ' WATCHES. WATCHES. WATCr/IS. y H E Cheapest and Best Timekeepers i in New Zealand can be had at^ T. NUTSFOKD'B NEW ESTABLISHMENT,' Victoria Avenue, (Opposite the, Bank of Mew South Wale,s) at the following prices :—: — Gold Horizontal (Ladies) Watches from £3, and upwards Gold Lever (Gent's; Watches, £6, and upwards i-ilvcr Lever (Gent's) Watches, from £3 10s, and upwards bilver Lr-ver (Ladies') Watches, from £2 10s, and upwards A large assortment of Gent's Gold "btudo, 5 s per set < . > ■■ A large aseortment „ Gold Plate, 2s per set ... Gold, and bilver Alberts and Lockets, Electro Plated Goods, Jet, Goods, Spectacles, English and American I ' Clocks, and all other articles connected with the traded at exrte'mely 1 ' "£6W PRICES. ! r <; , , i i ', 'Every Afc/nciiE 1 - Warranted. -• El!E l! "R' - I G-' ' I[ U • S ' O \N " A 'i'^'pRAOI'ICIA^TAIkiOR, ■ |[ KeiliThompson &. McGuire's, ■ . j i{.\ l.rci 'HA'W'teKA
MEDICAL. '' "'' NOW PUBLISHED, J'rice l (">no Shilling' and Sixpence. mHE- SETTLER'S GUIDE JL , AND HOUSEHOLD COMPANION, BY J. C. SIIARLA.ND, Auckland. Specially adapted for families and those. beyond the rcacb of Medical Aid. Hints fur tbo Preservation of Health and the Prevention of Disease. , Contents : — Chapters on the following ' subjects : Ablution Drink Air Eating Baths Pood Bathing Headaches Clothing Medicines Colds Uses and DoseiJ Consumption Nervousness Diet .Remedies Pigea-tion Sleep Disease "Ventilation Disinfectants To be had of H. I. JONES A. D. WILLIS ' And country storekecpftrs. | AH. & A. LEY D O TSI P$ CoACII BuiLrEKSj Beg to uuiionnce that they have openedj their NKW KACTuKY in Victoria. Avenue, adjoining the Presbyterian Church. ALB ERT LEYDON—late manager an Logan'.-' Factory — who has in his cmi ploy somi) cii tho best workmen in the . 'Colony, whilst r':sjiectiui]y inviting a, jshare-of patronage feels con vinced that ; jthoio favcurms him wiih their orders,* a. id desiro.is of obtaining honest worlc-\ mansirip, and the most modern jinislb' t . Will receive entire satisfaction. , CoacheSj Landaus, Broughams, Pheetoas, Buggies, -&c., &c, mUde/ro'nl the\ newest , desigaa, and ! 4^. 'the : * shorfeesV- . notice, from the best American and Australian Material. - ,\\ I .f Wharf land Tip 1 Drayd,'Bpiing' Carts, ifcc, made to oi-'dDr. 1 ' 'll'e^airs,Paiti{ingi &c, neatly executed. 1 1'Xejfm^ mbd.efase, 1' i J ■>'' ; vis uj -, i
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XII, Issue 3514, 16 September 1879, Page 1
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