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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5207, 6 November 1883, Page 1

SPECIAL iyr O T I C E. LARGEST AND BEST TITILLINERY SHOW of the SEASON. BONNETS in Endless Variety, and every shade T>LACK Bead Lace Bonnets O PLENDID lot from 15s ' /CHOICEST Millinery on view in the V_y Show Room i^i O to MRS WALKER'S TTIOR Choice Flowers TCIEATHERS and Laces "Vf EW Gloves and ! T%|"ILLINERY ' 1%/TATERIALS in Endless Variety. " A RRIVAL of a Choice ~~" "VTEW Shipment of ~~ IVTOVELTIES ~— ■1.1 TT7ILL be on View on SATURDAY, MRS WALKER'S "IVTOVELTIES in Mantles "VTOVELTIES in Costumes ~~ IVrO VELTIES in Sunshades " LARGE Assortment of Corsets to hand, in all the Newest Make 3 ANDSOMKLY Trimmed Cashmere MANTLES (FOUR-IN-H4ND) from .17s 6d . , THE CHEAPEST GOODS EVER SHOWN .IN WANGANUI. DRESS Goods in all the Newest Fabrics T3EAUTIF UL Assortment of Sateens |~ ATEST patterns Nuns' Cloth in Plain -U and Fancy Checks and Plaids "VTEW Silks, in Brocaded Black, and all Xl the Leading Shades, with 0 ASH, Ribbons, and Trimmings to match SPLENDID Range of Dress Materials for Childrens' wear, in /T^HECKS and Plaid Silks, and a lot of V^ T>RETT¥ Washing Materials -T\ RES SMAKING Under the Management of a Dressmaker ' from Peter Robinson's, Regent- street, London. All Work Guaranteed. Style and Fit First-class. Prices very Moderate. its* Note thb Address — MRS WALKER, VICTORIA AVENUE. W. C. WATKINS, COLLECTOR for the Herald for the^last V_y Seven Years. Debts and Rents Collected. Absentees Represented. Tradesmen's Books made up and kept by Double and Single entry. 1 have an experienced Accountant in my employ. WARRENGATE STEAM FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS. nnHE undersigned will, as usual, purchase JL Grain of every kind. Samples sent through the post will be attended to. CornBaoks supplied. ' • BAKER & ALLISON.