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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5206, 5 November 1883, Page 1

> Q P E C I A L -VT OTI OE, LARGEST AND BEST ■VTILLINERY SHOW of the SEASON. BONNETS in Endless Variety, and every shide - . \ H - BLACK Bead Lace Bonnets QPLENDID lot from 15s CHOICEST Millinery on view in the \_J Showßoom /^i O toMHS WALKER'S " ~O OR Choice Flowers ' "OEATHERS and Laces JJ ■ • ■jVTEW Gloves and ILLINERY " ATERIALS in Endless Variety. A RRIVAL of a Choice ~~ iyj"EW Shipment of nVTOVELTIES ■ TT7ILL be on View on SATURDAY, — AT — MRS WALKER'S IVrOViSLTIES iv Mantles .J3I IVTOVELTIES in Costumes "jVTOVELTIES in Sunshades LARGE Assortment of Corsets to hand, in all the Newest Makes TJAN DSOM KL Y Trimmed Cashmere ANTLES (FOUR-IN-H4ND) from 17s 6d _^ THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER SHOWN IN WANGANUI. DRESS Goods in all the Newest Fabrics TOEAUTIFUL Assortment of Sateens F ATEST p itt-jrns Nuns' Cloth iv Plain JLJ and Fancy Checks and Plaids NEW Silks, in Brocaded Black, and all the Leadiug .Shades, with Q ASH, Ribbons, aud Trimmings to match PLENDID Range of Dre*s Materials for Childrens' wear, in /'CHECKS aud Plaid Silks, and a lot of TpRKTTX Washing Materials TTJRES S MAKING Under the Management of a Dressmaker from Peter Robinson's, Regent street, London. All Work Guaranteed. Style and Fit First class. Prices very Moderate. &3T Note ths Address — MRS WALKER, VICTORIA AVENUE. W. C. WATKINS, /COLLECTOR for the Herald for the^last x_y Seven Years. Debts and Rents Collected. Absentees Represented. Tradesmen's Books made up and kept by Double and Single entry. I have an experienced Accountant in my employ. WARRENGATE STEAM FLOCR AND OATMEAL MILLS. r I IHE undersigned will, as usual, purchase _L Grain of every kind. Samples sent through the post will be attended to. Cornsacks supplied, BAKER & ALLISON,