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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 6801, 13 May 1889, Page 1

OWEN'S PATENT NEW ZEALAND SHEEP DIP. » a SEASON 1888-89. The Proprietors of the above Dip having spared no trouble or expense in producing an article of EXTRA STRENGTH, guaranteed to destroy Ticks, Lice, and Scab in sheep, manufactured from the best tested materials and under his own personal supervision, we can with full confidence recommend it to our numerous clients, Sold in tins containing sufficient to make 400 gallons of Dip at 20s each, and in cases containing G tins, or sufficient for 2400 gallons of Dip at £6 10s per case, FREEMAN R. JACKSON & CO., Agents. —MM T>HOTOGRAPHS! PHOTOGRAPHS I beg to announce that as my lease will shortly expire, and as I intend leaving for Victoria, having a large quantity of Plates, Chemicals, &c., on hand, I intend giving the public- the bonefit, by Reducing the price of Photos to such a figure that will enable everybody to have their photograph taken. I would specially remind the public that the quality of the work will be the same as usual, and I guaranteo all piotures equal to specimens. Here is tho Price List that ought to suit everybody : — Cabinet Photos ... 12s pcrdoz. Carte Size ... 8s 6d „ $SF" No extra charge for Groups. J. KIRKWOOD, Viotobia Atbkttb, Wakgahoi. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. TTTANGANUI ~TAM -pUCTORY. Try Puro Home-made Jams in pots and tumblers mode by MRS SILBY, FRUITERER, Corner of Guyton Street & Victoria Avenue Obtained first prize Wanganui and West Coast Jubilee Exhibition. Also, — Very Superior Cocoanut Ice. Fine New Section Honey. Fruit and Confectionery always in stock. RIVER BANK SHOEING FORGE AND GENERAL SMITHY. rpHOMAS r^i ORDON Has commenced business in his new premises on tho River Bank, at the corner of Glasgow Street, where ho will be glad to see any of his friends. His long experience in the business in Wanganui enables him to guarantee all work turned out. i SHOEING a Special Feature. I Farming Implement made and ropaired. Prioes Strictly Modo THOS. GORDON, River Bank Shoeing Forge. WAVERLEY STAR SHOEINGFORGE. Gekbeah Smith and Whbblwbioht. WILLIAM CATHRO Having taken over the business lately carried on by J£R J. SWANN desires to inform tho public that ho is prepared to turn out nil classes of work in connection with the trade as Horse-shoeing, General Smith, and Wheelwright, and as ho has engaged a first-class Wheelwright he is in a position to receive and execute any orders that may be entrusted to him, using nothing but the best kinds of timber. Workmanship guaranteed. P.S. — No connection with any other firm. ■jVTOTICE O¥ REMOVAL A. M O S E L V Takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends and customers fe» the liberal support accorded him in the past, and whioh has enabled him to erect more commodious premises of his own next to the Pier Hotel, and trusts that by strict attention to all orders entrusted to his care to merit a contin uance of their favours. A. Mosely, SAILMAKER AND SHIP-CHANDLER (Opposite Railway Station), Taupo Quay, Wanganui. Tents, Tarpaulins, Horse Covers, Oilskins, Coats, &c. OPENING NOTICE. rr'HE undersigned begs to inform tho JL public of Wanganui and surrounding district that he has OPENED A BUTCHER'S SHOP JtN CAMPBELL PLACE, v And trustß, by careful attention to business, togothor with keeping the best of everything in stock, to merit a fair sharo of public patronage. PRIME JOINTS always on Land. SMALL GOODS of every description. Families waited on for Orders. Nolo the Address— P. HALL, BUTCHER, CAMPBELL PLACE (Late of Wioksteed Place).