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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5206, 3 November 1883, Page 1

DPECIAL T^ O T I C E. LARGEST AND BEST 1%/TILLINERY SHQWofthb SEASON. BONNETS in Endless Variety, and every shade BILACK Bead Lace Bonnets lot from 15a /CHOICEST Millinery on view in the \J Show Room O to MKS WALKER'S TTIOR Choice Flowers TjIEATHERS and Laces "VTEW Gloves and TjTllinery ■MTATERIALS in Endless Variety. A RRIVAL of a Choice ~ XJL IVTEW Shipment of "VfOVELTIES WILL be on View on SATURDAY, — AT — MRS WALKER'S "j^TOVEL'IIES in Mantles iCjOVELTIES in Costumes JJM IVTO YE LTIES in Sunshades LARGE Assortment of Corsets to hand, in all the Newest Make 3 TTANDSOMKLY Trimmed Cashmere ANTLES (FOUR-IN-HAND) from 17s 6d THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER SHOWN IN WANGANUI. TT\RESS Goods in all the Newest Fabrics T>EAUTIF UL Assortment of Sateens ATEST p itterns Nuns' Cloth in Plain and Fancy Checks and Plaids "IVrEW Silks, in Brocaded Black, and all jLM the Leading Shades, with ASH, Ribbons, and Trimmings to "match PL EN DID Range of Dre»s Materials for Childrens' wear, in /CHECKS and Plaid Silks, and a lot of \J T>RETT_ Washing Materials "TV RESSM A KING Under the Management of a Dressmaker from Peter Robinson's, Regent street, London, All Work Guaranteed. Style and Fit First class. Prices very Moderate. tf5T Note thi« Address — MRS WALKER, VICTORIA AVENUE. W. C. WATKINS, COLLECTOR for the Herald for thejast V_J Seven Years. Debts and Rents Collected. Absentees Represented. Tradesmen's Books made up and kept by Doublo and Single entry. I have an experienced Accountaut in my employ. WARRENGATE STEAM FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS. THE undersigned will, as usual, purchase Grain of every kind. Samples sent th/ough the post will be attended to. Corneacks supplied. BAKER & ALLISON,