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Wanganui Herald, Volume XVII, Issue 5238, 17 December 1883, Page 3

"VT O T I C E. A meeting of the Wanganui Shareholders in the Picton Cral Company will bo held at Mr Filmer's office to-morrow at 11 a m. A full attendance particularly requested. I.T.N.T.M.H. A MEETING of the promoters of the Royal Arch Chapter to he formed in this *■ iwn, will be held at the Institute on TUESDAY, 18th inst., at S p.m., to sign petition appointing Officers, &c. All Royal A^ch Masons are invited to attend. E. ANCHEL, JNO. SEWELL. j— A O TP COURT RODERICK rpiHE Annual SumJKyV^ffi^i/rap J- moned Meeting of JWy^fi»»j3j^|K the above will be held at fSmnnf SMHBwKiJ the Court Room, Victoria Hotel, on WEDNESDAY Evening Next, at 8 o'clock. Business of importance. HENRY W. BUSH, P.C.R.. Secretary. ORANGE INSTITUTION. A SERIES of LecwSsß&gf^k -Gl tures will be dem»ijLf» Hvered under the v'dllflmryk auspices of the Orange (I||s!j^*L ie Second Lecture \>£sb£!§9O~ZL will be delivered jby the REV. HUGH M. MURRAY, in the FIRE BRIGADE HALL, ON TUESDAY, 18th DECEMBER, At 7.30 p.m. Subject— " THE BIBLE, THE CHARTER OF NATIONS." Admission — Free. (-^i O and See the Grand CHRISTMAS DISPLAY at MRS WALKER'S, in MILLINERY. The most Stylish and Cheapest Goods ever offered in Wanganui. FLOWERS & FEATHERS in endless variety. MRS WALKER. 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. A. D. WILLIS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND GENERAL PRINTER, " Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, HAS much pleasure in announcing tr at he will shortly publish, size 24in x 20in, a Comprehensive and Artistic VIEW OF WANGANUr, Executed in various colours in the highest style of chromo-lithographic art, and suitable for framing. Embracing a view below the Railway Station and thence to Mount Ruapehu. It will be the finest work of its kind yet executed in New Zealand, showing in correct detail most of the principal buildings in Wanganui. As the number printed is necessarily limited, the publisher has decided to sell to &üb« ■cribers giving their names before Christmas for FIVW SHILLINGS EACH COPY, after which time no copy will be sold for less than Seven Shillings and Sixpence. fiX RISTMAS CARDS. On Sale, a Large Assortment, which will be sold exceptionally cheap, as they were bought at less than English cost price. A large stock is also on hand of Willis's Celebrated Chromo-Lithographic Christmas Cards, exhibiting Views of New Zealand and of some of the principal Trees and Ferns. TCIIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS ! Just received, direct from London, a splendid assortment of the above, consisting of Balloons, with and without Fireworks, Tourbillions, Rockets, Cascade Wheels, Brilliant Suns, Devil among the Tailors, Fairy Fountains, Roman Candles, Flyers, Chinese Wheels, and a. variety of small works too numerous to mention. Saitable for Exhibition on New V ear's Eve and at Children's Parties. As only a few of these Fireworks are kept on the premises, application should be made a day before they are required. /CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Inspection is invited to the pretty selection of Ladies' Workboxes, Writing DesJss, Alj bums, in all styles, Inkstands, Fern Albums, Scrap Books, and other Goods, which will be sold at the lowest possible prices. Also received, a large and well selected STOCK OF NEW BOOKS, Ordered expressly from London for thi« season, suitable for all ages. Inspection invited. T> EE KEEPING. Having been appointed Agent fa* d<, s u«h Bros, and Co. «f t—"*, rfiames, for all the •.ppiiances necessary for keeping Bees by the latest- American method, Mir Willis will take orders [for Langstroth's Hives, Honey Extractors, Comb Foundation, Section Boxes, Smokers, and other necessary appliances. The latest Books on the subject always on hand. All information and prices on application, A. D. WILLIS. RIDGWAY "OREWERY. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. JOHN PT WATT Begs to to intimate that he has taken the Old Established BREWERY, lately known J as Hai ley'<s Brewery, which is now in full working order. The services of MR, HEFPER, an eminent Brewer of both Home and Colonial experience, having been secured, the Trade may rely upon getting an Article equal to anything either brewed or imported into the District Support respectfully solioited, and satisfaotiou in return guaranteed,