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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 6454, 6 March 1888, Page 4

Business A^srt sements vi* i" ESTABLISHED 1865. * (T% j S. H. DREW ;§ |(Frorr T, W. Benson s, Ludgate Hill, London), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER £w\ ™f -i^lp MANUFACTURING JEWELLEE. ||||=rj gS I| / ffl]||«r W(dding,;Christmas, and New Year Presents. WL^ * ' THE GARQEST STOCK 0F JEWELLERY \lkyj|£===' : r r ' - on the West Coa tp hoose from, and NEV "' SHIPMENiS iIVERY MONTH: GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, perfect for tim v 5v 5 "■;«-" ~K^>^ s id beauty, Regulated and Guaranteed, LADIE3' & GENTS 1 AND SILVER ALBERTS. DIAMOND AND:OTHER GEM RINGS WEDDING RINGS ANDJKEEP 'IRS GOLDJJAND SILVER SETS BROOCHES & EARRINGS V BRACELETB BAROMETERS, ANEROIDS, FIELD GLASSES .SILVER & ELECTRO-PLATED WARE Ac, &0., jco. Spectacles properly fitted to suit and save the sight by a Scientific Instrument specially made for the purpose. Estimates given for Masonic Jewellery at veryjlow coat. All.kiuds of.'Jowellery Manufactured to ordrr or from Customers' Old Gold [and Silver. ELECTRO-PLATIM 3 AND GILDING. Old r Gold or Silver purchased or taken in exchange. j ftsF" S. H. DRW only employs Skilful >nd Competent Workmen, and, aa all mat- j ters enruated tc his cirt will reoeive his penonal supervision, he is able to GUARANTEE PERFECT SATISFACTION TO HIS;CUSTOMERB. fUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND OFFERS GREAT ADVANTAGES Tfl DPRQfIFJQ about to make their wills and desiring to boouio the faithful IU rCnOUNO execution of their last wisheß. Tfl PFRQfIWQ about to marry ova make provision by marriage contract or IU rUIIUUHU settlement. Tfl PFRSnMS contemplating the seltling of their estate, or o£ a Bum oremnß IU rtIIOUHO of money by trust act 3. Tn TRRnNft desirous of constituting trusts for oharitable or benevolent l U^ Li UUIIU ob j ects- 4 ... TO FOREIGN TRUSTEES ho ? ai " g xnone 787 8 ™ * KS>i for persons resident in All such should obtain detailed information from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE/ Custom House Quay Wellington. ' j. id. Mr*""* ZE if&W IA> ship .chandlers; & sailmakers, «_

TadpojQuay, Wanganui! IN£STOCK & MADE TO ORDERTents, Tarpaulins, Oilskins, Dray Rick and Borse Covers, Reaper and JMachine J ■ Sheets. First Prize awarded at the Putoa &}Egmont Agricultural Show for Reaperjand Binder Machine Sheets, , First IPrizs awarded at the"* Wanganui Exhibition for Korea Covers. The above lines are manufactured on the premises, and are sold WHOLESALE & RETAIL. Manilla'and Hemp Rope, Block and Tackle, Bunting, Canvas, Ash Oars, Rowlocks, &c, &c, supplied. DIRECT IMPORTERS. TyTiR S OTREETER, FRUITERER (Next Spriggens'), Victoria Avenue, Bogs to announce that she has taken over the business lately conducted by Mr V. Barrett as above." LOCALLY-GROWN FRUIT received dally, and FRESH FRUIT of every description by each steamer. CONFECTIONERY, SWEETS, &c, &c. MRS STREETER, liAte D. Barrett's (Next Spriggena'J, Victoria Avenue' Wanganui. TAMES rTIHAIK 4 rf~lO IRON AND HARDWARE IMPORTERS Ihfobtbbs op American Goods, Agricultural Implements Brushware, Lampware, Paints, Oils, etc., Licensed Dealers under "The Arms Act." Tiotobii Atbhub, Tatteo Quay, and St Him Stbbbt WANOAHtri NOTICE. TOHN TjiORBES, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Has again started business on his own account, in premises next to Mr Peter Bell's, Victoria Avenue, where he will be glad to see his old friends and customers. Repairing and Manufacturing done in firstclass style, at moderate prices. t»OHN .Forbes VICTORIA AVENUE. N.B, — Repairs left at the old shop can be had on calling at the ne<v ahop.

These Celebrated Boots have STOOD the TEST for THIRTEEN YEARS ; they have , been sold throughout the colony, and are 1 to-day MORE POPULAR THAN EVER { in the busy city or in the quiet foreat their fame is known to thouaandß. t THE SPLENDID WEAR And lepntat on of this and have arisen from the faot that only First-class Materials are nsed, and nono bat Gcod Workmen ar« i employed in their m»nuf»ctnre. TESTIMONIALS Have been reoeived from Hundreds of Customers, certifying to the Splandid Wear of these Boots, aud the Publio are guaranteed against loss from bad workmanship. A Boot with inch a reputation naturally 1 leads to other goods being offered, purporting to be "Zealandias," but thii la registered Trade Brand, and every pair Is stamped on the sole "Zealandia, and every other boot is not a genuine "ZeaLtNDIA." THESE CELEBRATED BOOTS ' Have had extraordinary success ab the various Exhibitions. In Sydney aud Melbourne they obtained the Highest Colonial Awards ; at Christohureh and Wellington c Exhibitions they obtained the only Gold . Medals, and have been placed first at local shows and Exhibitions too nnmcirons to 1 mention ; and at the recent INDIAN AND , COLONIAL EXHIBITION they were pronounced the FINEST EXHIBIT in the whole Exhibition, (Sea Sir Julius Voo ' Haaat's letter to Sir JuliuaVogs!). And M this was in competition agalmt the British Empiro.it is something to be fairly proud f. Let all those who waDt Strong, Hardwearing, Good-fitting Boots, bay a " ZEALANDIAS," and they wilL never - use any other, ' Sold by Storekeepers and Boot and Shoa dealers throughout New Zealand,; and 3 manufactured f he trade by ; LIGHTBAND, ALLAN, AND CO., CHRISIOHURCH.] 3 See that the brand " ZEALANDIA "is , stamped on the sole. The new •' PARAGON "Boot patented c by ns, and the INDESTRUCTIBLE TOE . are splendid things ; and we also highly recommend " Corriok's Patent Boot Baok Proteotors." '• LIGHTBAND.iALLAN, AND 00. 1 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. rtHAEIES TONES, (Late of T&ylorville), Has removed to those more oommodiout premises, s tar THE NEW LONDON BAKERY & 3 GENERAL STORE, On the River Bank, lately occupied by Mr , A. J. McGregor- x C.J., in thanking his patrons for put favors, earnestly solioits a continuance of the same to the new promise*. All orders entrusted to him executed with the utmost despatch. /CRICKET. CRICKET. CRICKET LAWNTENNIB. LAWN ENNIS JUST LANDED— A special lot of Crioket Bats, Balls, Stumps, &c. Boys' Single, Double, and All-oane Bats. Boys' best Willow Bats, 3s Bd, 4s 6d,and 5s tjd eaoh— splendid value. Lawn Tennis Bats and Balls — a first-olasa selection, imported direot. Prices to suit the times at A. D. WILLIS', EOOKSELLBB, WanGANOI. DON'T BUY 1 QQQ GIMCBACKS, FOR THB A 000. NEW YBAB. ;Sulect Something SOLID.iUsSEPUL, & LASTING. A Stove, A Sewing Machine, A New Bedstead, a Piano, An Organ, ■ Set of Table Knives, Forks and Spoons, a Good Lamp, Coffee or t Teapot, Cruet Frame, Clothes Wringer, eto., eto. A Few Ponnds Spent WIIH A FURNISHING IRONMONGER Always gives permanent satisfaction. \Ue the address— 1 ARTHUK BELL, VIOIORIA AVENUE HALCOMBE REFRESHMENT TJOOMS. xi — ±t J. KENNEDY Having taken these rooms in oonneotion { with the Halcombe Hotel.bega to announce that the travelling public will receive every j convenience and attendance. •W A good Cup of Tea with refreshments for ladles always in readiness on arrival of every train. Teh Halcombe Hotel, whioh has been thoroughly renovated throughout, offers every aocommodatlon to travellers, »ly the best Wines, Spirits, »nd Ales kept in stock.