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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7292, 17 December 1890, Page 4

, ( AT THB ■yANKEE QTOVE T\EPOT, w'Air'tf a'niti, OB ( CUTLERY, BRUSHWAEE.TINWAEE, ] &o. , New Goods now .landing ex "Turakina" from London. CUTLERY. Field's White Handled Dessert Knives, Bs, 6s, and 7s 6d per half-dozen ; Field's White Handled Table Knives, 6s, 7s Gd, and ;9s half-dozen j Lockwood's White Handled Dessert Knives, 7s 6d half-dozen ; .Lockwood's White Handled Table, Knlve» 1 9s half-dozen; Johnson's White Handled Dessert Knives, 6s half-dozen ; Johnson's White Handled Table Knives., 7a 6dhalf- . dozen ; Field's Ivory Dessert Knives at 15a, 17a 6d, and 20s half-dozen ; Field's Ivory lable Knives. l7s 6d, 205,, and 26s hatfdozen ; Field a Buff Dessert Knives, very handsome, 6s half-dozen ; Field's : Buff Table Knives, 7s 6d balf-doze'n ;flß'uf£; fl ß'uf£ Cavers, Field's, 6s; White Handled Carvers, Lockwood's, 6s pair.; Stag ' Carvers, Field's, 7s 6d ; Stag Carveis^ Lookwood'e, i 6b per pair j White, Stag, B,uf£, and Ivory Table bteels; White, Staz, Bsff, and Ivory Steels and Carvers in nresentation cases, cheap and good. The Beit and Cheapest show of Cutlery ever displayed. If you want your home happy on Christmas Day, have good cutlery. Nothing' disheartens a man so mnoh as having a blunt knife to carre his Christmas goose with. Butcher Knives; Fie.d's Splendid Blades, from Is to 2s each ; butcher Steels, Field's, 3a and 8s 6d. Also for the boys, Field's Pocket Knives from 6d to 2s, and for old boys, Keal Penknives from la 6d to 2a 6d, good value. SMALL PROFITS AND- QUICK EETURNS IS THE MOTIO. Better sell stock at a moderate price than keep it i 2 months. No old stock on the premises. ENAMELLED WARE. Pie Plates from 9d each ; Blue and White Oval Meat Dishes, 10, 12, 14, 16, and 18 inches, very cheap ; Blue and White Soup Plates for making tarts and pics, very nice and cheup ; Blue and White Pie Dishes and I'lates, all marked low in pr.ee. KITOHEN GOODS FOR THE SEASON. Patty Fans, in great variety, at Is dozen ; Eice and Fruit Sauce Fans, very cheap ; Picnic Kettles with coppor bottoms for ' Aurora Stoves ; Kettles to fit Yankee Stoves j made of copper and tin, with copper ' bottoms, at prices to suit everybody ; Fish and Egg Slices and Egg Poachers ; Flour Dredges from 6d eaoh; Lovely Soup Xureens that will not Iroak; Soup Ladle* very cheap ; Yankee Apple Parers ; Soapene to scour everything. WASH-HOUSE. The far-famed Eureka Pattern Wringer, 10, 12, and 14 inoh, from 17s 6d eaoh j Spare Boilers greatly reduced ; Scrub Brushes in variety ; Mangles ; Portable Boilers and Coppers. FOE THE OHEISTMAS TABLE. > Beautiful Goods just out. Niokel Silver I Teapots, all lizeß, and will always keep bright, and Coffee Pots of same material ; Spoons and Forks, speoial lines, always keep their colour and never get brassy; Teaspoons, 3s half-dozen ; Desßerb Spoons', 6s half-dozen; Table Spoons, 9s half-oWn; 1 Dessert Forks, 6s half-dozen; Britania Metal Teapots, just a few, marked cheap to clear ; Table Lamps, the Electric, price 21a, reduced to 16b, 65 candle power. 1 THE GABDBN. Hoes aad Rakes selling off very cheap to clear ; Garden Shears reduced to 7s 6d ; ' Comet Lawn Pumps, the VERY BEST in use for spraying Fruit Trees, or washing windows, 8s each. THE~DAIRY. A few Milk BuokeU for Bale veryoneap, say 2s to 3s Cd each ; Milk Strainers and Skimmers, marked low to dear off. ' THE HALL AND VEEANDAH. A few Basket Chairs left. Also, a fewDoor Mats. Also, a few Hall Lamps, both bracket and suspension. All marked down i to clear off. : THE YAED AND STABLE. ' A few Yard Brooms left at 2s each; a few | tether ropes left at Is eaoh; a few Wire ! Clothes Lines left at Is and la 6d to clear. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. A FEW ODD LINES TO SELL. 3, dozen Carpenters Chisels >t half -price. 200 pairs Butt Hinges, 4in, at half-price. , A few really Good Bazora at half usual price, i , ,L, L , , One or two Bedsteads left at a Reduction. One or two Prams that I havn't room for Cheap. I Travelling Trunks and Hat Boxes. Door Mats and Door Scrapers. Boys' Axos and Tomahawks, very Cheap. , A few good Hammers left at Is 6d eaoh. , Frenoh Aurora Lamps, one wiok and 3 wick. , WHIiWORTfI RUSSELL, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. i > Homes Made ,'Happy Once Again, , You can cloan off Tar Stains with it, i You can clean your Knives and Spoons with it. , , You can scrub your Dressers"with it. You can clean your Hands with it. , You oan wash your Windows with it. , You oan wash out Ink Stains with it. You can cloan off Rust with it. You can polish your Door Handles with it. You can clean off Paint with it. You can wash your face with it. You can wash your Kitohen Towels with it. You can scour your Pans with it. I i You oan brighten jour Tinware with it. You can sorub your Floors with it. , You can wash your Clothes with it. You oan sorub your Tables with it. You can polish Harness Buckles with it. You can clean Rust off Bits with it. You can clean Stirrup Irons with it. You can wash off Frosting with it. It will clean everything except Boots. It will take out Oil spots. It will take out Grease spots. It will take out Ink stains. '■ It will take out Tar stains. It is called Soapeno, It can be bought everywhere. It can be bought from the Saddlers. 1 It can be bought from tho Chemists. | It can be bouglit from the Ironmongers. It can lie bought from tho Grocers. It can be bought atthe Yankee Stove Dopot. It can be bought at Cd per bar SOAPENE. Wholesale only from W HITWOETH TT> USS :ELL, HITWOETH XVUSSELL, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. "THE STAR OF THB EAST." Daily expeotod by this vessel "BOSS" AND "MASCOT" STOVES. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. THE "CLAN MoLEOD," Now York to Auokland. This vessel being now in New Zealand watora with STOVES FOR YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. These will be on view in a few days. BOSS STOVES MASCOT STOVES EOLLO STOVES NORMAN STOVES. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT.