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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5427, 17 September 1884, Page 3

CAUTION. POISON is laid for dogs on the-Aramoho Reserve. JOHN RUTSON. Araraoho, Sept. 15, 1884. Shipping. FOR PIOTON DIRECT. >te^p. „ npHE b.s. WallabJ, _*_^§pKj$Kj 'f[ J- Captain Leys, will leave for the above ports J&SSttammw&Ba (weather permitting) THIS DAY, at 6 p.m: For^ freight^ or'passage apply to CAPTAIN LEYS, \ On Board. FOR WELLINGTON. /tear-i^sfitji-v HPH B favourite s. steamer X -*- STORMBIRD, : Captain Doile, Will leave for the above port (circumstances permitting) TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock.J^ft^P For freight or passage, apply at The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company's Offices, Taupo Quay, Wanganni. FOR NELSON. s££<± 4 fTIHE ANCHOR "^^^^^^LlNE OF STEAMERS, S.S. CHARLES EDWARD, Capt Whitwell, will leave for the above port on Thursday, 18th September 1884, at 8 p.m, (weather permitting) Return tickets are available by any of the Anchor Line of Steamers. Passengers are requested to take their tickets ;at the office before going on board. For freight or passage apply to E. WRIGHT, Agent, Nixon Street, FOR WELLINGTON. "OREEMAN R. JACKSON will despatch JJ the following steamer (weather permitting) an under ;—; — FOR WELLINGTON— The s a HUIA, FRIDAY, 19th, at 9.30 p.m. For Freight or Passage, apply to FREEMAN R JACKSON. Asrent, T|/|" OULT'S for New India & China Teas. INTRODUCTION Of the first series of "NOVELTIES ! NOVELTIES ! For HPRING AND DUMMER By MRS WALKER, Ex s.s. TONGARIRO, Direct from the Manufacturing Centres; And those imports will, for General Excellence, Originality of Design, and Value for Money, «F STAND WITHOUT RIVAL ! MRS WALKER invites all the Ladies of Wanganui to an Inspection of her MILLINERY STRAW HATS AND BONNETS, j FEATHERS, FLOWERS, AND ORNAMENTS: The Fashionable Shapes in Hats arePost Boy Cinderella Battenburg Mary Anderson East Bourne, and Court. A Splendid lot of Children's Straws in all the above Shapes. A Choice lot of Paris Pattern Bonnets. Go and See present Grand Display v> of FRENCH MANTLES, VISITES, JACKETS, And CAPE 5, In Show Windows, including large assortment of Lace Mantles. The Dress Department contains all the loading Kovelties in French and English Textures. Nun's Veiling, Drape, Falcenie in all the Leading Shades, Cathmeres, Sateens, and also the New Reversible Twill, Zephyrs at Is per yard. Handsome lot of the new Shot Silka in Stripes and Spots, in all colors. Broche, Silk, and Satin in all the Leading Shades. MRS WALKER would remind her Customers that the DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is now under the most efficient management, and charges moderate. Kovelties in Lace and Collarettes ! Novelties in Gloves ! Novelties in Ribbons ! Novelties in Mary Anderson Frilling and Aprons 1 Novelties in Scarves I TERMS— S per cent, discount on all Cash purchases of £2 and upward, and 2£ per cent, on monthly accounts. MRS WALKER, VIOTORIA AVJONUE, Opposite the English Church. CERTAIN Death to all germs of disease, Carbolic. Is per tin at your Grocer's. ]V£ » s jyjj oor c, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, Victoria Avenut, Wishes to inform the public of Wanganui and her many friends that her first shipment of NEW SPRING GOODS has just arrived direct from the Home Market. M»a Moobe wishes to direct special attention to the MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, which includes all the latest Parisian Fashions. Hats Tbimmed and Untjummed, Frillings of all descriptipna. Come and see our novelties. DRESSMAKING in all its branches. T^OR Wall Papers, artistic designs, har Ml mony of col6rtji, and cheapness, —immense stock,- r 'po to 511. and E. TINGEY, direct importers. *