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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6217, 13 May 1887, Page 4

Business Advertisements. ESTABLISHED 1865. If ) Q FT T%T> |p %*7" M. (From T. W. Benson.B, Ludgate Hill, London), .^|£jj||||| PRACTICAL WATCHMAKEE MW\. V^Plfil MANUFACTURING JEWELLER. Ills! Ma OL fc y^ >vSllll* p Wedding, Christmas, and New Year Presents. Wl fl ** f^^^^^B' THE LARGEST STOCK OF |3EWELLERY NEW SHIPMENis__i.VERY MONTH: «^^^^^^^^^p' GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, perfeot for time and beauty, Regulated and Guaranteed. LADIES' & GENTS'iGOLD AND _SILVERJ ALBERT 5 . DIAMOND AND OTHER GEM EINGS WEDDING RINGS ANDIKEEPERS GOLD ANO SILVER SETS BROOCHES & EARRINGS AND SILVERiBRAOELETS BAROMETERS, ANEROIDS, FIELD GLASSES SILVER & ELEOTRO-PLATED WARE fto., &?., &o, Spectacles properly fitted to suit and save the sight by a Scientific Instrument specially made for the purpose. Etitinntesgiv en for Masonio Jewellery at very low cost. All kiuds of Jowellery Manufactured to order or from Customers' Old Gold and Silver. ELECTRO-PLATING AND GILDING. Old Gold or Silver purchased or taken in exchange. J®" ?. FI, »' ' / ; i yi Skilful aud Competent Workmen, and, assail matoit*uijid ti Urn '! in vllroiMva hii peMonalJsuparvisioD, he isjable to GUARANTEE PERFECr SATISB'ACTIONsTO HISICUSTOMERS.

TVTEW pREMISES. "M EW CTOCK, LATEST STYLES. THE WANGANUI FURNITURE AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, VICTORIA AVENUE. DONALD ROSS..™-™^.-^..^ ...«.«—.«„««-.» PROPRIETOR. DONALD ROSS, In announcing the above Change of Promises, cordially thanks his numerous Customers or the! very liberal Patronage and Support during the last IS years, and hopes for a oontinuanco of the sama in his New Premises, He has now on show a Magnificent Assortment of^all descriptions: of FURNITURE I CARPETS I HANGINGS MIRRORS I ORNAMENTS | BRIC-A-BRAC Of the Very Latest Design?, The Extenalvo SHOW-ROOM Is now open, and the publio are cordially invited to inspect tho contents, whloh will be found equal to the demands of all classes, PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE. QUALITY GUARANTEED.

NOTIOE OF REMOVAL. TOHN TAMES, CARPENTER & UNDERTAKES, Haa removed his busioess from Sydney Plaoe to those more convenient premises lately ocoupied by Mr James T, Anderson, TAUPO QUAY (near the Hek&ld Office)* All ordersentruatod to him will be executed with promptness and despatoh. Charges extremely moderate, to suit the times. FONEHALS SOFPLIBD.I Every requisite furnishod| ou the most reasonable term;. JOHN JAMES, Undertaker, Tadfo Quay, Residence — Sydney Place. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. OWING to tho steady incrosoo in my business, I have found it neoessary to remove to larger premises, and with that end in view have taken a centrally situated shop in Wioksteed Plaoe, whore all orders will be strictly under my own supervision; Fit and Style Guaranteed, Prices to suit the timer, iBST Note the Address— D. DAY, TAILOR AND OUTFITTER, . IWioksteed. Plaoe, ' Opposite the] Empire Hotel,)] IMPORTANT NOTIOF., T TVERUNGS Ia connection witb the well-known Bek cry on Taupo Quay, next the Herald Office,O ffice, begs to intimate that he haa secure' J tho services of a first olass baker, am', those favouring him with their oustom, o an confidently rely on being served witb a first, class article, made from the best f iour procurable in the market, Fanoy Confeotionery of all deioi iptions. Pionio Parties and Excursionist s supplied with everything required on thi i Shortest Notioe. Aerated mi> x Temperance Dfi inks. TF.taPERANCE HOTEI •. RIDOWAY SIBBET. (Opposite the top of Nixon SWi 'et.) The above oonveniently^'sitaiated ..Board Ing Houbo is now under the Managt 'ment of J. Derucgs, It has been t loroughi'y renovated, and is now the tnos t Comfortable Boarding House in Town, en joying a quiet Bituntiou, and being near to the places of Buaiuess and tho Railway Station. Terms Reasonable J J, DERUN.GS 7" „' JPfloraiKOß.

INDIAN TEAS. INDIAN TEAS. JNDIAN.TEAS. TZEITH AND T ENNARD i Have muoh pleasure in informing their numerous Customers and the general public 1 that they have been appointed Sole Agents for Wsnganui and surrounding Districts for GILMOUR, YOUNGBU3BAND, & Co.'3 (East Indian Merchants) t PURE INDIAN TEAS. In lib Packets and 12lb Tin Boxes, at 2s Gd per lb. KEITH AND LENNARD r , Would draw spatial attention to the i Quality of these Teas, as they are personally I selected by competent juices resident in 5 India, and for delicacy of Flavour and rich- ; iioaa of Aroma, be equalled in the Colony: IS" Ono trial we aro convinced will resnlt in these Teas becoming a Household |word, .Keith and Ijennard, SOLEJCAGSNTS VICTOKIA AVENDK, WanGANUI. j |j. W. MCDUFE • QTEAM r>(AR'JSIAGE T^AOTORY CAMPBELL PLACE, WANGANDI. J.W.M. having add^d a number of labour-saving Maonlnes, .V> Le driven by 1 steam, he wil bo able to torn out t SUPERIOR W(/8K GREATLY REDUCED P.HICE3, of which he intends to[lot his customers' have the benefit, as tha undermentioned ||Prices will show— DOUBLE BUGGIES ... from £35 Os SINGLE BUGGIES ... from £25 0s WAGGONETTES „ ... from 40 0s ; WHITEOHAPELS... _ from £24 0s \ SPRING CARTS from £17 0s | TIP DRAYS .„ .. from £16 Oa ' And Veh'ol«» of 2 overy other eloscriptloc equally as cheap. XT Painting, Trimming, and Repairs of all kinds done with promptitude and by 1 E..-1 iikFiwMßMi Meohanioi.