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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 6405, 5 January 1888, Page 1

Business Advertisements. VICTORIA BAKERY. \ RTHUR TxrOOLLBY Bega to notify that he has taken over from Mr T, Woolley the above old-established business, and trusts that the satisfaction whioh he has given during the seven years in which he has been in charge of the baking department will be a sufficient guarantee to his customer! and the general pnblio that the reputation of the Viotoria Bakery; will [in the future bejfully maintained. ' Fibst-oiiAsb Refbishmbnt Rooms job ; Ladies only. Cakes, Lollies, and Confectionery in great variety, and.of the very best quality, Wedding, Birthday, and Christening Cakes made to order— plain, iced, or almond iced. Bread delivered to all parts of the town daily The only manufacturer in Wanganni of the celebrated Cocoanut Ice, •r Note the Address— Opposite the Catholic Chuboh. With reterence to the above, MR A, WOObLEY desires to retnrn thanks for the support aooorded him during the time he has been in business in Wanganui, and to bespeak for his son, who now succeeds him, a generous continnanoaof past favors pianos! pianos i pianos i TT /"tOLLIEIT AND r^O.fi Mnsio Wabihouse, Is stocked with the finest leleotion of MUBICAL INSTRUMENTS of! any House on the West Coast. The Stock embraoes PIANOS by BAVEBTAFF, Hopkinson, -I ;Chappell, HOELLING AND SPANGENBEdG Tharmor, Knake Bros,, Haake, |Bord, and th ; VICTORIA MODEL. PIANOS IN STOOK, & TO ARRIVE, rom A'Z guineas to 260 guineas TIME PAYMENTS. Thia system is now very popular 1 ! an PIANOS may be pnrohaied from 7s 6d PER WEEK. HARMONIUMS AND AMERICAN ORGANS IN STOCK AND TO IARRIVE FROM £10. TUNING AND REPAIRS Undertaken singly or by the yearly Experienced Tnrne.rs Estimates given for Bands. A Large and Varied Stook of] Violini, Banjoi, Acoordeoni, etc. Violins from 12s 6d £17, New Mnsio by everyjsteamer. Old ilnsstruments taken in Exohange* and full value allowed, XX. OoLLIER AND C/ 0., 1 Viotobia Avenue Wanganui. «r IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! CHRISTMAS GOODS, Ex i.b- Baloabbiks Bbook, Are now OPENED UP, making the MT THIRD SHIPMENT — OF— Personally ■ seleoted TOYS, FANCY GOODS, & ART NEEDLEWORK That has come to hand sinoe the return of MR and MRS CREMER from the Old Country. The whole will be offered for sale at at least 60 PER CENT. UNDER THS 1 . PBIOEB USUALLY CHARGED For similar stook and quality, the whole having been purchased Direot from the Manufacturers for Cash. EXTRA SHOP k SHOW-fiOOM, For the aale of Toya, are now open next door bnt one, exaotly opposite Fi R. Jsokson'i Saleyards, wherein will be found THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED DISPLAY OF TOYS AND GAMES Ever offered for sale in Wanganni. Prices from One Penny. THS CARISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS (Either singly, by the dozsn.or in paokets), all very ohoioe and personally | selected, will bo DISPLAYED FOR INSPECTION — ON — ®T SATUBJDAY. «T PRICES WONDERFULLY j LOW —AT— CREMEK'B AUCKLAND, HOXTSE, Viotobia Avenue, Wanganui, (Nearly opposite F, R, Jaokson & Go's sale yards) H. F. M A a ° N COMMISSION & GENERAL AGENT , WAVERLEY. Rents and Debts Collected and Loans Negotiated, &c, &o.| AGENCIES— South British Insurance Company New Zealand^Acoident Inn* ranee Company ,#, # The Australian Mutual Liv.'dtooklnsuranoe Company Australian Mutual Provident WAu&Amri Hbbaid and Ybomah I Manoper Waverley Town Hall Company i, T> TT U G H E S 7'7 ' PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, etc. j Importer of Oils, Colors, Varnishes, Paper- ' hangings. , n The Cheapest House in the Town. Estd< mates Given. OtPOSITB WBSLHTAS JHUBOH 36 . BOOKBINDING & ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURING DEPART MENT. Still under the able Management of M m W. R. O'Har*. All sorts and sizes of;Booka bound at an; prioe you wish. „ O- Speoial prices far a number of Volumei Music Binding a f ppoiaiity. Estimates given, Prioe lists gratis. A. D. W I ; Ltia BOOKBINDKB, &O. /^HEAP CHRISTMAS OARDt . a Bemg a Direot Importer.l oan buy cheap* than any other house in the tradei I kee thoie extra oheap lines that some are offe ing, and in many oasei oheaper, her A. D WILLIS, Bookseller.