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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 4918, 21 November 1882, Page 1

THE PRINCIPAL FURNITUKE AND CARPET WAKEUCMTSE. #^t§^V DCXNALD ROSS, tw ■ - ■- ■-• ' '^=0 WANGANUI THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE. FLOOR CLOTH FROM \ TO 15 FEET WIDE, VARIOUS PATTERNS. CARPETS— MATTINGS— Mattrasses Door Mats Brussels Coir Palliasses Lace Curtains Tapestry China Pillows Damask Curtains Fe& Persia Bolsters Window Hollands Kidderminster Jute Ticks Venetian Blinds Dutch Manilla Hessian Perambulators Hearth Rugs, Woodland Iron Bedsteads DINING-ROOM AND DRAWING-ROOM SUITES IN REPP, DAMASK, HAIP CLOTH, AND LEATHER. large stock of American and English Chairs, Chests of Drawers, Cheffoniers, Boob Cases, and Household Furniture of every dedcription. D.R. from experience n the FURNISHING TRADE, does far the Largest Business in Wanganui, 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 S. H, DREW, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ___L/^ >'2S__ WANGANUI AKP MARTON. WLa jV_ji_f S.H.D. btga to direct the attention of the public to the large Tf>»^^_ir additions lately made to his extensive stock f H|||_j§_gi<_P^ . FIRST-CLASS JEWELLERY. TTVREW'S WELL SELECTED STOCK CONSISTS OFGold and Silver Watches, Gold and Silver Chains and Alberts, Gem Rings, Gold Sleeve Links, Studs, &c. Ladies' Suits, Brooches and Ear-rings ; Lockets, Crosses, Pendants, Locke Slides, Grceestone Suites ilver and Silver Gilt Filligree Trinkets, Gold, Steel, and German Silver Spectacles A very large assortment of Jet Brooches, Ear-rings, Bracelets, Lockets, etc, ; also Clocks from 8s to £10. S.H.D, calls attention to his Stook of Silver-plated Ware comprising Cruets, Cake Baskets, Salvers, Sardine and Biscuit Boxes, Honey and Marmalade Pots, Butter Coolers, Sugar Basins, eto. 1 Aneroid and Fitzroy Barometers, A few Second-han Watohes. All kinds of Watches and Jewellery skillfully repaired by experienced workmen.

WANGANUI ILLUSTRATED, j ' PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE TOWN! AND SUBURBS. f'\ ' HI. JONES having noticed the grow- • ing demand for good Local Photographs, has arranged with Mr A. Martin, (the well-known photographer of the district schools), for the production of ' ONE THOUSAND COPIES OF REALLY ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS „ „ OF THE TOWN AND SUBURBS* Which will include Public Buildings, Principal Streets, Panoramic Views, Interesting Glimpses of various quarters of the town, ape, FROM 100 DIFFERENT NEGATIVES, Which have been taken from positions.sej.qcted for the Truthful Illustration.,,^ Wanganui and its surroundings, combipe4 with Artistic Effect, thus producing; a series of views most interesting to res}de,nts for sending to friends abroad, illustrating the happy scene of their Colonial home*. , For Cheapness and convenience of traiisit by post, they have been taken the C.'D.'V. size, and can be had for 9d each, 1 4s- Walfdozen, or 7s 6d dozen ; or, mount£fl» jls ekch; 5s half-dozen, or 9s 6d a dozen. • These low prices thus being within the reach' of 'all, *H| I. J. trusts to receive the support 'of fev^fyone interested in making WangahuilsriqWn to the outside world. ' ; " ' l > J ' , ______ .<< I /:<)Jf I H. I. JONES,') j.IT Bookseller ■; t »:J >■)]-.. I .. . — 1 ' hi '"■ C 1 TT T° M L rN . tSQ i > M f LAND, ESTATE, AND GE^E v ß^t COMMISSION AGENT,. ' ; l^\ SANSON, MANAWATIX;^ Secretary, Collector, and Valuer tattieVj^n-j don-Carnarvon Highway "Board, , )( ; Secretary Manawatu Farmers'' 'diub'/ M ______ ' : ' I ',' . Agent Colonial Insurance Companyj Ran- ! gitikei & Wanganui Building Societies! ■ [ Dealer in all kinds of Produce. ' ''• i Grain bought or sold on commission;^. • Rents and Debts Collected. Town and Rural Sections For Sale. HF. MAS O. 'N,, • '' Liv COMMISSION & GENERAL AGENT,' WAVERLEY. } Rents and Debts Collected and Loans negotiated. All kinds of Commission business transacted with oare and promptitude.;. <! ' < ■ i U \lt fi Jl-UOjf AGENCIES i - 1, ,< i>„ vM Australian Mutual Provident Society.! South British Insurance Company, iix '. 1 • , ;/ rJinbij Manager Waverley Town Hdllf >Oompkny. ■' ■■ ' ■ :: — '— '" 1 ' - rf — JiJH'jJiJii'i NOTICE OF REMOVAL, i.mhl —— ,1 •/ '\ v jM Jo Tv •Tt/TcFARLASE, . & U. 1V1; /••« oil BEG to notify to their numerous 'friend&'add customers that they have removed' to those commodious premises lately occupied byth« Northern Boot and Shoe Company,' 'wiijSr< they will always have on hand a'laafge/sto^li of Tents, Tarpaulins, OilskMi ! "<" » Ship Chandlery of Every Description. .« . i, // •!'.': All Orders, both in Town and Countrj punctually attended to. << nii > —1— . : I if>. >>•( Storekeepers will find it to their advansig< by dealing with J. & D. MoFARLMBiJas., a liberal discount will be allowed. >-. . US' Note the Address, — , > V TAUPO QUAY, /to- • Immediately opposite Railway ■ Goods Shedf IND you Don't Forget It ! America Notions, Novelties, including , th famous Hay Rake, at R. C. HoLOßoyrs. , MINP you Don't Forget It 1 Paint your houses, barns, fences, everything, with American Rubber .Paint. R. C. Holoroft.

j Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sal 0 Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale SaleSaleSale Sale Sal* Sale FkRE '&, WATER ! Sale FIRE & WATER ! Sale FIRE & WATER J Sale Sale Undeniable Bargains ! Sale Undeniable Bargains J ; Sale Sale Its an 111 Wind that Blows NoSale body Good ! Sale Sale FTIHE good in this case will be Sale I reserved for the visitors Sale to our Cash Boot and Shoe Sale Market on Sale SATURDAY, 4th NOV., Sale when the whole of the stock, Sale even that part the most slightly Sale affected by the disastrous Fire, Sale will or rather must be sold at Sale some price to prevent further Sale deterioration. Who will be Sale first ? The Boots are here ! Sale The Bargains are immense ! It Sale remains with our customers to .Sale take the great advantage of Sale being first in the field. The Sale earlier you come, the greater Sale your choice, the greater your Sale satisfaction. A genuine sale ! Sale a genuine sale ! Wear neat Boots and Shoes. No woman Sale can make a satisfactory appear"Sale ance unless she does, She may Sale dress in the finest silks, made Sale up in the best manner and style Sale and unless the feet looks neat Sale the rest is a partial failure. You Sale I . see a fine lady dressed, and she 'Sale looks well, but catch a glimpse Sale of her feet, and should she have Sale on a pair of worn, run down at Sale the heel, out at the toes, slip Sale shoddy, rusty boots, your ad- Sale miration changes to a feeling of Sale disgust. On the other hand, if Sale her feet loks nice, she will pass Sale satisfactorily, though the bal- Sale ance of her wardrobe be plain . Sale . Sale Ladies' kid boots ... 3 11 Sale Ladies' house boots ... 311 [Sale Ladies' lasting boots ... 6 6 Sale Ladies' slippers ... 211 Sale Ladies' Belmonts ... 8 11 Sale Ladies' levant boots ... 8 6 Sale Men's water tights ... 10 6 Sale Men's shooting boots ... 14 6 Sale Men's calf and kid E.S. 12 6 Sale Men's shoes 9 6 Sale Men's bluchers 5 11 Sale Men's slippers 3 6 Sale Copper-toes 2 11 Sale Infants' boots 6 Sale Women's dairy boots ... T 6 Sale Boys' Strong nailed boots 6 § Sale. ; Sale A fact we are willing to prove, Sale 1 that we can show a more varied i Saie and better assorted stock of Sale ' '' Boots and Shoes' suited -to the Sale ; wants of the people in this com- Said ay » ' munity, and that our prices. „' „.Sale average lower, considering the Sale quality of stock and workmanSale ship, tnan, any other house in Sale 1 our lino in this section of the Sale ' community. ' Sale Sale tar Remember !— Sale SATURDAY, NOV 4th, Sals , Great Sale ! . Sale AT • Sale' THE NEW TIMES CASH Sale t BOOT & SHOE MARKET, . gale X, HANNAH & CO., Sale PROPBIETORS. , . Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale gale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale -TVT-! O~ T^ I c" X - STEVENS & GORTON desire to thank the Settlers- in the Counties of Rangitikei and Manawatu for the support they have sd liberally accorded to them during the last five years, and have now the pleasure of informing the public that owing to the increase lof business in the two Counties, they from 1 this date will be enabled to reduce their • . charges for' commission at all their sale yards I to the same rates as are now charged in the • Wanganui sale yards. Bulls, November 2, 1882.