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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5237, 15 December 1883, Page 3

WANGANUI FREETHOUGHT ASSOCIATION. AT ACADEMY OF MUSIC AT 7 P.M. PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY, DEO. J6. Mrs E, MOORE will deliver her Lecture on : "Woman's Influence." ,ea°''" w ' j * e 'a Bft^ — V3ri;) ~:» £U " • Ladies specially invited. v ''^ vfiiSES"" - CZIf Admission— Non-Members 6d.;£"^! ..j;'_ LyceumTfor Children at 11 a.m. j^2i J. J. BUCKRELL, Secretary. ORANGE INSTITUTION. ?Kf ssrfZ \ SERIES of Lee " ffv§B^M -4-^- tares will be dewSjLl^»l livered under the auspices of the Orange Institution in Wan®ss^L ,*»-—_=?_ The Second "Lecture will be delivered by j the REV. HUGH M. MURRAY, in the j FIRE BRIGADE HALL, ON TUESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, At 7.30 p.m. Subject— "THE BIBLE, THE CHARTER OF NATIONS." Admission — Free. GARRISON ORDERS. ! M. and V. Office, Wanganui, Dec 15, 1883. CITY RIFLES to parade for daylight parade on Monday, the 17th inst., at 6 p.m. Garrison Baud to attend at 7 p.m. C. STAPP, Majok, Commanding Vol. Dist. Thomas Bush , ALPHA HOUSE ! T. BIJSH'S j QPECIAL Price List for th< Coming CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. A Line of DRESS GOODS at 10^d. Come and see them, you are bound to purchase A Line of npAPED ANTIMACCASARS at Is6d, Is JL 9d, and 2s. Come and see them, they are very cheap A Line of LADIES' COSTUMES from 8s 6d. They are Less than half the usual price A Line of CHILDREN'S and Maids' STUFF COSyj TUMES at 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 10s 6d, ■well made and beautifully Trimmed A Line of Q HIRTINGS, warranted fast color, at 7£d A Line of LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at 2s 6d per dozen, worth four times the money A Line of 'f ADIES' and Children's SUNSHADES JLi and Umbrellas from Is lid. Remarkably Cheap Goods A Line of INDIA MUSLIN SQUARES and Scarfs at la 6d, 2s, 2s 6d. These goods are worth double the money This ! SUMMER BONNETS reduced from 35s to 10s 6d OSIER Z. HOSIERY. HOSIERY. New Lines of Ladies' and Girls' Hose ot6d, 9d, Is A Special Line of LADIES' HOSJS, at Is 6d. Has been reduced from 2s 6d | ABIT CLOTHS reduced from 12s 6d to 9s 6d ; from 10s Gd to 8s ; from 8s to 6s 6d ; from 6s 6d to 4s lid Z^IALICO. Just received another 20 pieces v_y of the now celebrated Calico, at 5s lid per doz DUST COATS. Jusfc received a shipment of Men's Silk and Holland Dust Coats A Line of LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS, reduced from 18s 6d to 7s 6d ; 19s 6d to 8s 6d ; 9s 6d to 4s 6d jßs6dto 3s lid j7s6dto 3s 6<l A Line of CHILDREN'S Colored PELISSES, reV^ duced from 15s 6d to 7s lid ; 10s 6d to 4s lid A Line of LADIES' CHENILLE aud Black Lace CAPES, reduced from 153 6d to 7s lid ; 10s 6d to 4s lid A Line of T ADIES' TRIMMED CHEMISES at 2s JU 9d C HILDJ:iE:N .' S White, and Black and \y White Pique and Marcella Tunics and Frocks, specially adapted for the present season, at half the original cost A Line of LADIES' FANCY APRONS from Is 6d, newly opened A Line of MEN'S Black Worsted Coating Suits at 49s 6d. These goods are excellent value 1%/ TEN'S Blue Serge Suits from 19s 6d NOW Opening 2 cases of Men's, Boys', gnd Youths' STRAW HATS The 6d, 9d, and Is Tables are being reconstructed. Thousands of useful Articles will be found on them suitable for the COMING HOLIDAYS. Agent for Forester and Rossman's Improved Singer Sewing Machines. The above prices will be observed from SATURDAY, DECEMBER Ist, ISB3, to JANUARY Ist, 1884. T. BUSH, RIDGWAY STREET, (Opposite the Princess Theatre.) BOTTLING BUSINESS. R. W. LITTLEWOOD HAS the pleasure to inform his friends and former customers that he has taken the BOTTLING BUSINESS, Wilson Street, Attached to Mr J. P. Watt's Brewery, and is prepared forthwith to supply Bottled Ale and Porter of the best brews, and at reasonable prices. Country Orders Promptly Attended to. R. W. LITTLEWOOD, Bottling Stores, Wilson-street, Wanganui, REAPERS AND BINDERS. FOR SALE — Two of Howards superior Reapers and Binders, ,Auth all the latest improvements. FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Agent.