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

Bnsinesa i^vertlsemeats. GBJNERAL MEaCHAHTS & PRODUCE DEALERS. AGENTS-WANounn Hibald & Yioiuir In the[C«mplof Oommeroe we hold sway None can rival üb(| .— I WE SELL EVERYTHING, And the operation is performed on^terms ■ that eclipse' rivalry and make the hearts of the people glad. SHAKESPEARE, the Bard of Avon, divides life into seven atagei, commencing with the infant " muling and puling in the nurse's arms," finishing with the aged wanderer with both feet in hot water and one leg in the grave. For thejwants of alljthese stages we cater IS OURJSTOOK Will be found utterly comprehensive, and whether you buy a SHILLING'S worth, or choose goods to the extent of a HUNDRED ' SHILLINGS, WE SERVE YOU WELL When you are in PATEA or KABTARA. MBA oill upon us -when yonr btisineis or inolinatiqn-.keeEs^you-airtiojneiaWHd to your orders through the post. Either way we shall- give you the most oomplete h satisfaction. PATEA and KAKARAMEA J. W. MODUFFj U OTEAM?piARRiAGE TjjIAOTORY, I OAMFBE&LfrPLAOE, WANGANUI. J.W.M, having, 'added a number of labour-saving Machines, ,fco t be "driven by steam, he wil be able to tnWout 1 SUPERIOR WORK T A> GREATLY REDUCED' PRICES,, of which he intends to let bfs oristomeri have the benefit, sa Hier nndengnrtioned . .y, .Prices will show—, DOUBLE BUGGIES ._ from £35 0a SINGLE BUGGIES J from £26 0s WAGGONETTES _ 40 0a WHTTEOtQCPELS^ 'ZTtsm£sL 0e SPRING CARTS [.„ M from £17 0i TIP DRAYS, «. «."from£l| 0i And Vehlcl'B of every other desorlptlor equally ai obeap. tr Painting, Trimming, and Repairs of al kinds done with promptitude and by Pint-olass Medhtoios. /"IRIOKET. ORIOKET. ORICKETI' LAWNITENNIS."" 7 LAWJpTENNISJ JUST LANDED— A apeolal lot of Cricket Bate, 'Balls, Stumps,. Ao, , Boys' Single, Double, and AU-oane Bate, Boys' test Willow Bate, 3i6d, 4i6d,and 5s 6d eaoh— splendfd Value. Lawn Tennu Bats and Balls— a firit-'olasi selection, imported "direct. ' r , Prices to suit the times at A, D. WILLIS 1 , bookhellkb, wakoaifui. NOTICEi . MES' T\ UG'D'ALE Will open the v LONDON. CHOP HOUSE, RID3WAY STREET (opposite Theatre), SAIURDAY, DECEMBER 10th, When the pnblio will be able to obtain ■Shops, steaks,.' tea, coffee, And all TEMPERANCE PRINKS At;all honri. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, Bbonohisis, AiiTHMA, Coryza, Inßuenn, Consamp- , tion, fto. KAY'S COMPOUND O? UNSEED, Aniseed, Senega, Squill, Tolu, ieo n with Chlorodyne. KAY'S COMPOUND, a demulcent expsotorant, for Coughs, Colds, and Cheat Complaints. , TRAY'S COMPOUND, for Couphi and XV Colds, is equally serviceable" for r Hones and Cattle, RAY'S TIC PILLS, a speoifio in X Neuralgia, Face-aohe, 40. Contain* • Quinine, Iron, &o, : /^OAGULINE.— Cement for 'Broken i \_y Artiolea, t , Sold ) Sola Makers;— s Eveeywhees \ KAY BROTHERS, Ltd.-, Stookport,,Eng'and. I ■— — — »^— — — — — 1 niASSIOAI' S'CIOOI, 1 TUBiAKINA. ' Prinoipal— REV JOHN' ROSS, Assisted by a thoroughly competent staff. ■ The Sohool Year comprises three terms of: ? thirteen weeks eaoh, beginning in i January, May, and September. ' The eleventh Season of iWPchool begini * on February Ist, 1888, aridSrill be opened I as LADIES OOIiEEGE ONLY. The * Sohool is within 7 minutes walk of the Bail. * way Station, and is situated in one of the r healthiest localities on the West Coast of New Zealand. '. % COURSE OF INSTRUCTION : % EKGTjI^TI, Inoluding English. literature, I and Grammar, Geography, and Ancient a and Modem History. , LATIN AND GREEK * ' MATHEMATICS, Including Arith1f mofdc, Euclid, Algebra, 40. , GERMAN ' MUSIC 83 DRAWING f. PLAIN AND FANOY NEEDLEJ* WORK ta FRENCH SINGING ;B PAINTING * CALISTHENICS 8| It is the aim oi the Prinoipal to impart a ■ m , Ihoroughly sound w education, -whilit the . religious andpnysical"traihihg'iß*"carefully 't ' attended to, ' ado' every effort is made to Jh make sohool liif eas home-like aa possible. za In evidence of the thoroughness \o£ the t \. instruction imparted^it may be'statedihat ra pupils from 1 this sohool have," from its .;» commencement, hold a prominent place in tho Teaohers', the Pupil Teachers,* anS the Civil Service Examinations. Several of them have also at different times passed -v the examination for matriculation at the) J *> University of New Zealand. v ~ A few more pupils can be aocomodated, and immediate applications Trill receive first consideration. Prospectuses tobejaSK* on application.