Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Wanganui Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 4758, 29 August 1882, Page 1

THE PRINCIPAL FURNITURE ANJD CARPET WAKKHOIJBE. DOIVALD ROSS, ; THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TBADE. FLOOR CLOTH FJROM 3TO 15 FEET WIDE, VARIOUS PATTERNS. i ! ■ i. ' •■■"•• ' ' • ' ■ • ■ - ■ • ' > < ■ • ' j 1 CARPETS- MATTINGS- ' Mattrasses Doorlffats I Brussels Coir Palliasses Lace Curtains ; Tapestry " China Pillbws Damask C3urtains Felt Persia Bolsters Window Hollands Kidderminster Jute, .< .•■• Ticks Venetian BUnds Duich Manilla , 'Hessian Perambulators' f,„ ' /' ' " M Hearth, Rugs, Woodland Iroi Bedsteads 1 ,■•» "/yi^'l DINING.Rp6m ANP. DRAWI¥ GR 9 OM^IftS§ ' '™ W**' bAMA^Ki H-Vl^, ' _Il™ll__ CLOTH, T AND .LEATHER. . ... j ' ' la^o stock of American and English Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Cheffoniera, Book ■" Cases, and Household Furniture of every deuoription. ; DR. from experience n the FURNISHING TRADE, does far the Largest Business in Wancanui, 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 — — ■ ,: ; ; ,• . ...' ; |~" G} S. H^'DKB'Wt 1 - j \4o&m^ WATOijIMAKER AND JEWELLER^ Jfir A *_/3^__ WANGANUI AND MARTON. ma btga to direct the attention of the publio to the large mft -^ additions lately made to his extensive atook f . FIRST-CLASS JEWELLERY. T\REW'S WELL SELECTED STOCK CONSISTS OFGold and Silver Watdhes, Gold and Silver Chains And Alberts, Gem Rings, Gold Sleeve Links, Studs, &c. ( . -,'*«,' Ladies' Suits, Brooches and.Ear-rings j Lockets, Crosses, Pendants, Locke Slides, I ' • Greeestone Suites ' . ' * , a <• ' ' \\ ■ .ilyeran'd Silyer GUife Filligree Trinkets,,. Gold, Steel, and German Snivel Spectacles . „ .. . , ■ . i ' A very large assortment of Jet Brooches, Ear-rings, Bracelets, Looketa, eto, j also I Clocks from 8* to £l! 0. , . '-„.., . : , ' S.H.D. calls attention to his Stock of Silver-pkted Wafe comprising. Cruets j Cake Baskets, Salvers, Sardine and Biscuit Boxes, Honey and, Marmalade Pots, Butter Coolers, Sugar Basins,'. etio, /. . „:.,,'* ' Aneroid and Fitzroy Barometers. A few Seoond-han Watqbe>.,f,' All kinds of Watchen aiid srewellery sWllfully repairU biy experienced wprkmen^ f ! ;

SEASONABLE BEEDS. m.: . . . CLOVERS, TURNIP, RAPE, &0., &Oj TfIHE undersigned has Just Received, ex Pleione, Twenty-five Sogsheads of the abovel in fine condition, ' Also, invoices to hand of 40 k hhds to arrive < . ■', ■ ■• ,1 „ ... -„ J: ,;,• . -. . •: '; - per Alastor, due in February. , ' . ____ i • • .'. 1 <i< ' ' ■ Quotations & samples poet free on Application. ' ' i -. tr Large Buyers treated liberally. To [Arrive— 3oo sacks best Poverty Bay Rye Grass. , JAM E S LAI EB, WHOLESALE & RETAIL SEEDSMAN Taupo -Quay, WAKaAirtn. . i' .' U si CLOVER SEEDS, CLOVER SEEDS. "IV/TY New Seeds have just arrived ex XyJjL ' Weathersfield, from London, [comprising-— Cow Grass White Clover Red Clover Alsyke Broad' Leaf Essex Rape &c, &o, They are in grand condition, having been specially selected by my London agent, and I shall offer them at the lowest possible prices. Sam les on Application, - R. C: HOLOROFT, VIOTOEIA AvSNItX, WAHQANbI. : EARLY SEED POTATOES. , JUST L~A NDE D. THE undersigned has .received from a well-known grower fh Nelson the followiig very early Seed Potatoes, and would retO'nmend them to intending purchasers :-<- Extra Early Vermont, or Six Weeks Schemyl Seedling, very early Brownell Beauty Early Goodrich Walnut-leaved Kidney And other approved varieties. He has also in Stock — Reliable Garden and : Flower Seeds, in Great Variety. W Early Orders Solicited. Catalogues on ' Application. ALEXANDER LAIRD NURSERYMAN & SEEDSMAN, VIOTOBIA AvENDK. TT F. MASON, COMMISSION & GENERAL AGENT, WAVERLEY. Rents and Debts Colleoted and Loans negotiated. All kinds of Commission Business transacted with care and promptitude. AGENCIES:— Australian Mutual Provident Society. South British Insurance Company. 10 sections on sale in the Township of Waverley Manager Waverley Town Hall Company.

rT. ELLISfS 1 ; PATENT IMPROVED CROSS-ACTING 'OHTTRtfy. |J '' j • PRIZE-TAKER AT THE SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE EXHIBITION < j ThJs Churn will make from slba . up to 40 lbs of Butter, and produces 6 j>er pent more .than any otheriChurn, The,C>o]W7M#9n;of the ELLIS CHURN, prevents a wastje jln the centre common to other Churns, and causes the whole of the oream td be utpsid. Can be used by Butter Factories, and applied to steam or water! power. ,, , }i . f , It is easily cleaned, after ■ using, by first col 4 wate^ and tnen,hot water. By turnmg the handle,, as in ohurning, the aotjpn of the' spopVs cle*n fl the inside thbroughly. , , , j The centre. of the, Chum can be tajten but when required. The Churn befng made, jon' a uniform scale; any part of Ittjanbereplaoed. :„, ' , tJ - * 1-. .' ! "'] '.' ' PIIICE '.• ' "__" 1M . : ""£4," I AGENTS-S. H.^rew, Martbn; Waring Taylor, Wellington j and to be obtained from all the Ironmongers in Wanganui. , ,; „ MANUFAOTURERS-York and Comfoot, Wanganui. PATENTEE— Thomas Ellis, Goat Valley, Wanganui. ; Notb.— ln fixing the Churn on a tableior bench, place a batten 2xl lnohon each side. BRICKLAYING. BRICKLAYING j 3 . m . "Flo yd/* 1 ; BBIOKLAVBB, ' „ IS prepared to receive orders for building Chimneys, Boilers, Ovens. Leamington or any other range built or set on the most approved plan. Estimates given. ; MT.lngestre Street, Wanganui, between Bell and Campbell Streets. .- ■ JUST Btio EI V B!D, NEW CONFECTIONiRY! 1 NEW CONFECTIQNERY > AT ALEXANDER AITKEN'S STORE, Opposite Railway, Station, Taupo Quay. , 'inspection Invited. _____ CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, CHINA. . THOMAS BALES "D EGS to inform the Publio of Wangariui that he v has just Opened' his ! New Shop IN MARKET SQUARE, ; With the LARGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF THE ABOVE , To be had in Town. tr COME & SEE FOR YOURSELVES. CAUTION TO SHEEP OWNERS. WHEREAS wo loam on reliable information that several preparations of Sheep Dip are now being sold as " Chemical Fluid," &c, and represented' to be exactly similar to LITTLE'S CHEMICAL FLUID, and even sold as LITTLE'S, all .Sheep Ownero are cautioned against using such compounds, which we have examined and ■found, to be base, injurious, and -utterly worthless imitations of " LITTLE'S SHEEP DIP." All Agents or Vendors of such imi tations are hereby cautioned against selling further, under heavy penalties for infringement of our Patent. Purchasers in future should see that all drums are labelled with " LITTLE'S " labels, and are obtained only from authorised agents. Per pro Morns, Little and Sons,— EDWARD DOMBRAIN & SONS. Our Agents for the Wellington Distriot ar Messbs Mubbat, Robebts & Co., 1 ■ •■ Featherston, Wellfngton. '

pl«Q9d. ;