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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5101, 2 July 1883, Page 3

Business "Advertisements yTTANGANUI PORK BUTCHERY. SAUSAGES. SAUSAGES. SAUSAGES. BRAWN. BRAWN. BRAWN. DAIRY FBD FORK. DAIRY FED PORK. DAIRY FED PORK. PAWSON'S (Opposite Chronicle Office, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui.) WANGANUI STEAM FLOUR MIfcLS. ONBALE - PLO^ POLLARD, I BRAN. NEW and Second Hand Corn Sacks. Sound Seed Wheat. Cornieh Steam Boiler, suitable for a Sawmill. N.B.— On and after July Ist Terms will be Strictly Cash, except by Special Arr.ng e ment. JAMBS Bmo4N _ Proprietor. READ THIS. X X ARTHUR E. LEWIS, VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. GIVING UP BUSINESS. LEAVING WANGANUI. THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. QALE COMMENCES FROM TO-DAY. A Present Given to Every Purchaser, VASES. NICK NACKS. VASES; Everything Must be Sold, *!. No Sham. Call and See. "Oft Trade very Liberally dealt with. ARTHUR E. LEWIS, LARGEST STOCK. OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE IN WANOANUJL A A SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. Market Square, Wanganui. Annual sales in New Zealand over Twelve Thousand. Two hundred first-class prizes in Europe and America. Gold Medal awarded Singer's Machine at the Christ church Exhibition against the Daviea, Wheeler and Wilson, Wertheim, Standard, and Whites, as the simplest and easiest Machine to learn or work known, Sewing Machines Sewing Machines Sewing Machines Sewing OS /*D Machines Sewing jU O Machines Sewing Machines Sewing PER WEEK. Machines Sewing MachinesSewing Machines Instructions given gratis. All Machines kept in repair for two years, and delivered Free within five miles of Town. Machine Silks, Cotton, and Thread always in stock. Machines Cleaned and repaired. N.B. — Beware of cheap German and Bir« mingham imitations. ST. HILL STREET piROCERY AND TEA MART. d. ITell HAS Opened those New Premises, corner of Guyton and St Hill Streets, and respectfully solicits a share of public patronage, The Stock is all Quite New, and as I intend TO SELL CHEAP, I can confidently invite you to pay a visit to the GROCERY AND TEA MART, St. Hill Street. I will bo glad to wait upon you for Order* and deliver Goods anywhere within the Town or Suhurbs. TO COUNTRY SETTLERS.' I am a buyer of Butter, B^gs, and othqp Produce, delivered in town. Any orders for Goods for which you may favor me, will be delivered free at y»u» nearest Railway Station. D. BELL, GROCER AND TEA DEALER, Corner of St Hill and Guyton Strbbw. THE LONDON PIE AND COFFEE HOUSE. (Next Mr F. R. Jackson's Sale Yards), Victoria Avenue. LUNCH 1 LUNCH ! LUNCH I At All Hours, HOT PIES, COFFEE, TEA, COCOA. Cold Ham, Beef, Tongue, Brawn, &c, ke. Baked Potatoes. Entrees Every Day. «r Skb Bill of Fare •« TRY OUR SHILLING LUNCH. Support Local Industry. Try Whitlock's Pickles Try Whifclock's Delhi Sauce Try Whitlock's Tomato Sauce Try Whitlock'a Pickled Chillies Try Whitlock's Pickled Cucumbere In fine condition. Try them once. Y»n will use no other. Sold Wholesale and Retail at the LONDON PIE AND COFFEE HOUSE. F. WHITLOCKr , MARSHALL'S NEW SBASK»te JAMS, . (Equal to Home-made. > MARSHALL'S ZEALANLjIA HAUCE. Samples on Application; j F. M A rTh ALL, \ Broadway, Marton.