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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 3804, 27 July 1880, Page 3

Slipping. „ TJED CROSS LINE. FOR WELLINGTON. THE S.S. WAKATU, Captain C. Evans, Will leave for the above port on Wednesday, 28th inst., at 2 p.m. For freight or passage apply to ■ , CROSS BROS, Agents. TjlOR WELLINGTON. THE s - s - HUIA, Will leave for the above port on Wednesday, 28th inst., at 1.30 p.m., weather permitting. For freight or passage apply to FREEMAN R. .TACKSON, Agent. FOR NELSON & WEST COAST PORTS. .^ifcfck THE S.S. MURRAY, -^^^^^jM^k Captain.Conway, WILL sail for the above ports on an early day. For'freight or passage apply to JOHN WILSON, 1 Agent.

WANGANUI STEAM SAW MILLS AND SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. "YORKAND /"NO R.NF O OT, In thanking their customers for their past support, would beg to state that they are again in a position to execute all orders placed in their hands for Sashes, Doors, and Turnery ; also Architraves, Mouldings, and Skirtings, with despatch. Timber at Prices to suit the Times. YORK AND CORNFOOT, TAUPO QUAY and RIDGWAY STREET WANGANUI TTf T. S T V L' E S PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AND DECORATOR, Victoria Avenue, next Enomsh Church. (Late George Bell's), r BEGS to inform his friends and customers that he has removed to the above premises, and having received an assortment of new and fresh designs of paperhangings is pepared to suit all tastes. His workmanship being well known he can confidently trust to receive a liberal support, and all work entrusted to his care \[]M. meet with prompt attention. W. T. S. has on hand a supply of painter's material of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY— i.e. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, etc. £i-NOTE THE ADDRESS— Next English Church, (Late George Bell's) Victoria Avenue. H. HUMPHREY AND SONS, IRONMONGERS, STATIONERS, AND NEWS AGENTS, BROADWAY, MARTON. TO meet the times, and to command public patronage, have reduced their prices for CASH on all lines in the Ironmongery Department; . > ' , Special attention having been given to requirements in the Book and Stationary Department, they are how in a position to supply goods at Wanganui prices. With the enlargement of . several of the leading papers — our News Trade is also increasing — we are in a position to supply all papers at the Publishers prices, ana with the greatest despatch. fl3*Note the address— '■ • ■ BROADWAY, MARTON. FISH! FISH! FISH 1 . PICTON BLOATERS.— We, the undersigned, are prepared to execute all orders in cases of 25 dozen each. Price forwarded upon application to J WHITING BROS Curers, Picton ! THE EMPIRE STABLES, CAMPBELL PLACE, WANGANUI. EDWARD MOELWAIN, DESIRES to inform his friends and" the general public that ' he has' leased those commodious Stables adjoining the Empire Hotel, and is now prepared to undertake the' charge of Horses. Every animal left with him will be carefully attended to, and fed to the satisfaction of both horse and owner. HORSES ON HIRE AT REASONABLE RATES. , Horses broken in or trained for any local race meeting. E. McE. trusts that his long experience as trainer to Messrs Owen and Steht will be a sufficient guarantee that he thoroughly understands his business,' ' and that unremitting care will be bestowed upon horses entrusted to him. } ' , LOOSE BOXES— A special feature will be charges to suit the times. ' ~ UMBRELLA MENDING, CUTTLERY GRINDING, AND CHIMNEY SWEEPING. , fTIHE undersigned, in thanking the public . JL of Wanganui for past support, begs to announce that he has re-commenced in, the above lines, and any orders' left at the BRIDGE toll house, or at Mr BECK'S Guy-, ton Street, will receive prompt attention, N. [FLOWERS _, Maria Place CHITHAM'S ART UNION. , Special Notice to the Public of Wanganui. IN consequence of my not being able to get the required number of subscribers for my Art Union, I wish to return the money with interest added to those who kindly invested. I W. H. CHITHAM, ! ' Hairdresser,, '