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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5899, 11 May 1886, Page 3

APPLES. APPLES. APPLES. '. ON Hand, a largo quantity of choice table; and cooking apples, cheap, Buyer of Native Game, in any quantity, " for cash. J. SIDDEL, Ridgway Street, JSIDDLE intends taking out a License • to sell Game, if a regular supply can be had at reasonable rates. Cash on delivery, Please communicate, atating price, MONEY to lend, on Broad Aores at 6£ per cent. Apply Herald Office. BOARD~AND RESIDENCE. MRS KOBLER having leased that desirable marine residence, Castleclifl Villa, about 10 minutes' walk from Heads Railway Station, is now prepared to let Furnished Rooms— with or without board — at moderate rates, All enquiries promptly answered, NOTICE. ANY peraonß found trespassing on the Sedgebrook Grange, or Cherry Bank Estates, after this date with dog or gun, will be prosecuted. J. H. NIXON John McGregor Wanganui, Bth May, 1886. NOTICE. ANY person found trespassing upon the property known as Kdiwhatki with or without a gun will be prosecuted under the Police Offences Act. All cattle, horses, sheep, or pigs found trespassing upon the same property will be impounded, or otherwise dealt with under the latest Acfce JOHN PIERCY. MRS CEEMER, Art Needlework Repository, AUCKLAND HOUSE, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Three Cases of Fancy Goods of the choicest description, including a SPECIAL SELECTION OF THE NEWEST DESIGNS & PATTERNS IN ART NEEDLEWORK from the School of Art, London, just arrived; ex c.b. Ruapehu, N.B.— For Wedding and Birthday Presents kindly call and inspect MRS CREMER'S NEW GOODS, AT THE ART NEEDLEWORK REPOSITORY, AUCKLAND HOUSE, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. ALPHA HOUSE. BIDGWAY STREET. Canvass Cloth, in all colours, ll£d BUSEf'S Calicoes, good, 3s 3d per dozen BUSH'S All-wool Plaids, Is per yard Good Coloured Cashmeres, la 9d BUSH'S Ladies' Cloth Jackets, 7et Cd ! BUSH'S Ladies' Uutrimmed Hats, 6d BUSH'S Children's New Peleisses, 5s lid BUSH'S Girls' Aprons, 6d ~ BOyß>Tiea ' 3d Black Velveteens, la 6d nr , Dma BUSH S Colonial Flannel, 1b 3d BUSH'S Scarlet Flannel, la 3d BUSH'S Strong Wincey Shirting, 9Jd BUSH S Strong Worsted, 2s 6d BUSH'S Scotch Wool, guaranteed, 3s 6d BUSHS Patou'sAloa Yarns Baldwin's Bee-hive Mosgiel, K<uapoi, and Roalyn Yarns BUSH ft Brown Lambskin, 11M Strong Blue Sorgo, ll£d -DTTaniu Genta' Kangaroo Driving Gloves, 7a 6d BuiSH o Men's L.W. Undervests, 3s lid "~~ BUSH'S MonVL7vV r 7Pantß, 3s Hd BUSH'S Boya' Strong Tweed, la 9d BUSH'S Dress Stuff, 6d " ~"~ ' BUSH'S Ladies' Merino and L.W. Undervests, long and short sleeves BUSH'S Boys' Jersey Suits, 3a 6d 3 BUSH'S Men's Strong Flannel Shirts, 3a 6d 7 BUSH'S Ladies' Handkerchiefs, hemmed, 33 6d doz. BUSH'S Men's Cotton Shirts, la BUSH'S Men's Strong Heavy Overcoatß, 25a BUSH'S Wool Squares, IQd Chenille Ties, 6d BUSH'S Black Feathers, tid BUSH'S Jersey Jackets, 7st 6d 3 BUSH'S Black Quilted Skirts, 5a Gel ~" BUSH'S Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, Is Gd Boys' Troueer Suits, 10a 6d BUSH S Just received 150 Ladies' and Children's Ulsters ; also, 200 Ladiea' Jackets, to be sold at half price T. BUSH'S, ALPHA HOUSE). TO CAPITALISTS, STOCK-RAISERS, AND SETTLERS GENERALLY. ANY of tho above interested in fostering and extending the meat industry on this Coa^t, and willing to join in a Joint Stock Company for that purpose, will please communicate with tho undersigned, who iB prepared to nupply all information on tho subject, The capital required will bo small, and would be called up gradually. A Company so formed, with ne^lyimproved, complete, and compact plant, intelligently managed, would not only give a remunerative return upon the capital invested, but would confer a lasting benefit upon tho district generally. THOMAS MITCHELL, (Late Mitchell and Richardb),