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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5631, 29 May 1885, Page 4

J>OWELL, SON, & GO JUST LANDED— 60 Cases Peak's Hobart Jams, in very fine order 3 Tons N.Z. Co's IC, 401 b bsgß 2 Tons N Z. «~!o'8 IW, 401 b bags 1 Ton Milliquin IC, 401 b bags 50 Cases N Light Kerosene, 150 25 Caßes C Light Kerosene, 130J! 20 Cases Bull Log Ale, quarts, Read|B bottling 5 Cases Bull Dog Ale, pints, Read' bottling 15 Cases Bull Dog Stout, quarts 5 Cases Bull Dog Stout, pints 10 Cases MoEweu'a Ale, quarts 3 Cases McEwen's Ale, pints TO ARRIVE, From the Grange Vineyard, Adelaide— 10 Cases, each 2 dozen, pints, Carbinet, a full flavored Burgundy Wine 10 Cases Reisling, each 2 dozen, pints, a very choice Wine 10 Cases "Boar's Head" Stout, quarts , IN STOCKSilva's Port, very choice, in bulk and case Cozen s Pale Dry Sherry, bulk and case Sandeman's Port, in octaves Claret, Globe brand, in case, full flavored, pints and quarts, good Bouquet Adelaide wine, in bulk and case, viz. Grenacho, Tokay, and Burgundy Hennessy and Martell's Brandy, in case Whisky, Loch Dhu, in octaves and case Catto's Whisky, in case, VO do, in case Geneva, JDKZ, full contents Sarßaparilla, Lime Juice, Lime Juioe Cordials Champagne, Cliquot, quarts and pints, and Pere Le Fille'a Rum, Preston's, in octaves, and OWI, in case, choice GROCERIES— Sugar, IC, IW, New Zealand, and Vie toria Co's, 401 b bags Mauritius, yellow, 401 b mats Tea, New Season's, splendid quality, and boxes BißcuiSs, Griffith's Nelson, in great variety Currants, Eiemes,and Sultanas, Raisinß Starch Coffee, Cornflour, Sardines (Alberta) and I Cream of Tartar, Tart. Acid, 141 b jars 250 Plaid Vestas, Vinegar, in qt oask & case Keiler'a Confectionery and Candied Peel, &o. JAGENCIESLondon and Liverpool and Globe Insun ance Company Thames and Mersey Marine'lnsurauce Compaay Peak's Hobart Jams Griffith's Nelson Biscuits Goods Bonded at Lowest Rates Custom House Agents OFFICES TO LET— Offices, Single and Double Sample Rooms Situate Victoria Chambers. POWELL, SON, & CO., Merchants. AN ACKNOWLEDGED FACT. That JOSEPH mEMPERLEY Does the largest Saddlery Businesß in the District. Monstrous new premises in course of construction. Five hands em* ployed at present ; more shortly. Remember, any description of Saddles made^to order. IS" Note the Address, — Joseph Xemperley's saddle & harness manufactory, Broadway, Marton, Opposite the White Heart Hotel. FOR SALE. The Mataongaonga Estate of 1050 Acres (more or less.) rjIHIS improved Property is beautifully JL situated on the Left Bank of the Wanganui River, and to which it has a frontage of \\ miles. The homestead, consisting of house (11 rooms), besides pantry, cupboards, deta hed cottage (leased to good tenant), stable, looseboxes, fowl-house, and other outhouses, orchards, &c, is at an easy distance from the Town of Wanganui — 3£ milee— and about one mile from the Eastown^ Railway Station. Title— Land Transfer Act. For full particulars, apply to JOHN FLEETWOOD. THE WEEKLY ADVERTISER AND COMMERCIAL GAZETTE. IS the Best and Cheapest Mercantile Gazette published in New Zealand, containing Weekly all particulars concerning Bills of Sale, Mortgages on Stock, Crop Liens, and similar securities; all petitions and adjudications in Bankruptcy, for the whole Colony, besides a variety of other useful matter. This Gazette is now in its Fourth Year, and is recognised as the best and cheapest medium for obtaining the reliable, ample, and early information so essential to safe trading, Annual Subscription— One Guinea. Sample Copies sent Free, on application to the Proprietors, DE VEAUX & CO., t Christchurch ; To J. NOTMAN, Esq., Or to H. I. JONES, Bookseller, Wanganui. TJAVID TIT URR AY, WANGANUI IRON AND BRASS FOUNDARY & ENGINEERING WORKS. Maker of— High Pressure and Compound Engines Land and Marine Boilers Flour Mill Machinery, Water Wheels Cheese and Butter Factory Plants Meat-preserving and Tallow Plants Steam and Hand-winches and Cranes ' Hydraulic Screw and Rack Wool Presses Pumping Machinery, Windmills Bone and Stone-Crushing Miils Bridge and Railway Cast and Wrought Ironwork Saw. Mill Machinery, Waterworks Plant Iron and Brass Castings Shafting, Couplings, Bearings, Wall Brackets, Pulleys and Toothed Gearing Bevel and Spur Repairs of every description undertaken and executed with utmost despatch, Plans and Specifications prepared for any kind of Machinery, Machinery erected in any part of the Colony by a staff of experienced workmen. $ar Terms— Prompt Monthly Settlemens. MURRAY'S PATENT COMPOUND LEVER RACK WOOL PRESS. TESTIMONIAL. Heaton Park, 14th January, 1885.— Mb DAVH> Alurray, Iron and Brass Foundry and Machine Works, Wanganui.— Dear Sir,— l have pressed about 300 bales of Greasy Wool with your New Patent Wool Prew, averaging from 4001bs to 6001 b» net. Two men pressed and marked (both ends) from 20 to 23 Bales per day, and kept the shed clear lor 17 shearers. I have had 26 years' experience with nearly all the various wool-presses in use, and I would unhesitatingly take yours in preference to any other I have seen. Your Press is so simple in its construction that any person of ordinary iutelUgence could work it, and it requires very little effort to put d >wn a bale of lOOlbs, and takes the minimum of space for a Press to occupy.— l am, yours faithfully, Robert Wilson, Manager, Heaton Pork Won. Photograph and Prices on Application.