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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXV, Issue XXV, 27 January 1891, Page 1

GREAT SALE AT THE VY A NKE QTOVE T^EPOT, WANG ANUI, op CUTLERY, BRUSHWARE, TINWARE, &c. New Goods now landing ex "Turaltina" from Loudon. CUI'LERY. Field's Whito Handled Dessert Knives, ss, (is, and 8s Gd per half-dozen ; Field's Whito Handled Tablo Knives, 6s, 7s Gd, and 9s half-do/en i Lockwood White Handclcd Dessert Knives, 7s Gd half-dozen; Loclcwood'a White Handled Table Kmves, 9s half-do?en ; Johnson's White Handled Dessert Knives, Gs half-dozen j Johnson's Whito Handled Tablo Knives, 7s Gd halfdozen ; Fields Ivory Desseit Knives at 15s, 17s Gd, and 20s halfdo/en : Field's Ivory Tabio Knives, 17s Gd, 20a, and 255, hnltdozen; Field's Buff Dessert Knives, very handsomo, Gs half-dozen ; Fields Buff Tablo Knivcß, 7s 6d half-dozen j Buff Carvers, Field's 5s j White Handled Ciirvera, Lockwood's ss, pair; Stag Carvers, Field's 7s Gd ; Stag Carverß Lockwood's, Ga per pair; White, Stag, Buff, and Ivory Table Steels; White, Stag, Buff, and Ivory Steels and Carveva in presentation cases, cheap and good. Tho Best nnd Choapost show of Cutlery ever displayed. If you want yowr home happy on Christmas Day, have good cutlery. Nothing disheartens a, man so much as having a blunt knifo to carve his Christinas goose with. Butchor Knives ; Field's Splendid Blades, fvom Is to 2a each; butcher Meels, Field's, 3s and 33 Gd. Also for the boya, Field's Pocket Knivoa from Gd to 2s, und for old boys, Heal Penknives from Is Gd to 2g Gd, good iiilue. SMALL PROMTS AND QUICK RETURNS IS THE MOTTO. Bottoi' sell stock at a moderate price than keep it 12 month. No old stock on tbo premise i. ENAMALED WARE. Pio Plutes from Od ccch ;Bluo and White Oval Meat Dishes, 10, 12, 14, 10, and 28 inches, very cheap ; Blue and Whito Soup Plates for making tarti and pics, vory mco and cheap ; Bhio and White Pio Dishes aud Plates, all marked low in price. KITCHEN GOOD3FORTHE SEASON. Patty Pans, in great variety, nt Is dozen ; Bico nnd Fruit Sauce Pans, very cheap; Picnis Kettles wilh copper bottoms for Aurora Stoves ; Kettles toiitZankeo Stoves mado of copper nnd tin, with copper bottom", at puces to suit everybody : Fish nnd Egg Slices and Egg Poaolicis i Flour Dredges from Gd each ; Lovely Soup Tureens that will not Ineuk; Soup indies ■\cty cheap; Yankee Apple Parors : So.vpouo to scoiu' everything. WASH-HOUSE. The far famed Eureka Pattern Wringer, 10, 12, nnd 14 inch, from 17s 7(1 each ; Spare Rollers greatly leduced ; Scrub Brusbcr in variety j Mangles ; Portable Boilers and Coppers, FOR THE CHRISTMAS TABLF. Beautiful goodd iust out, Nickel Silver Teapots, all sues, nnd will always keep blight, and Coffee Pots of same matorinl; Spoona nnd Forks, special linos, always keep their color, alul never got brassy ; Teaspoons, 8a half-dozen; Dessert apoong, Gs half -dozon ; Table spoons, 9s half -donen ; Dcssort Forks, Ga half-dozon ; Britania Metal Toapots, iust a fow, marked cheap to clear ; Tablo Lamps, the Elecsnc prico 21s, reduced to 15a, 05 candlo power. THE GARDEN. Hoes nnd Rakes soiling off vory cheap to clear; Garden Sheers reduced to 7s Gd ; Comet Law n pumps, tho VERY BEST in uso'for splitting i'rmt Trees, or washing windows, Ss each, THE DAIRY. A fow Mill. Buckets for pale very cheap Bay 2s to 3s (!d each ; Milk Strainers and Skimmers, marked low to clear off. THE HALL AND VERANDAH. A few Basket Chans left. Also, a few Door Mats. Also a fow Anil Lamps, both bracket nnd suspension. All marked down to olenr oil. THE YARD AND STABLE. A few Zurd Brooms left at 2i each ; a few tether ropea left at Is each ; A fen Wire Clothes Linos lett at la and Is Gd to clear. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. A FEW ODD LINES TO TELL. 3 do/on Carpenters Chisels at half-price. 200 pairs Butt Hinges, 4m, at half-price. A few really good Razors nt half usual prico. Ono or two Bedsteads left at a Reduction One or two piama that I haven't room for Cheap. Tiavelhug Trunks and Hat Boxes. Door Main un;l Door Scrapers. Boys' Axes and 'lomnbankß, very Cheap. A few good Hiunmei'B ioft at Is Od. French Auio.-a 1 .imps, ono wich and 3 wick. V/ITHWO Til RUSSELL, YAMthlfl STOVJC DEPOT. WHAT? "THE ECONOMIC." WHY? Because it is not only the Bcßt, but the Cheapest SHEEP DIP. Hub it been tried ? Ye 3, read the verdict of practical men who have need it, and who aro ull delighted. OKEHU. OLehu, 26 May, 1890. Dkmi Rubsbli/,— ' Re your Dip. —In 18GS, nhou wo fled bofore Titokowaru and his band of marauders, my brother planted two bottles of whisky. In 1809 it became our turn to hustle Titokowaru, and upon tho arrival of our victorious army at my brothers placo the two bottles oi wiiisky wore disinterred, and a vory select jvivy waa impannolled to samploit. One member, being ono Collins McDonald (I think ho must have been n Scotchman by bis name), having partaken of a good dram. " What do you think of tlmt,Collins ?" 6aid the foreman. "Weel," said Col, "before I can give a decided opinion, I must hme another dram," Hiß verdict anon. . . Send me two drums for Wednesday morning.— Yours truly, John Handled. THE VERDICT. Okehu, November Ist, 1830. Deab RtrssßM., — Having decided to use your Dip before giving final veidict, I determined to wait until shearing — Having now shorn, 1 find tho wool in most perfect order, aud not a tick on the sheep, and I may a,iy that when I dipped the sheep they w ere m ,i most cliaginceful condition, full oE tick and lice. Ihoy were bought in a. sale ynrj, .ii"l 1 hid to clean them, which ) our diplus done effectually. Herewith I send you sample of wool, which speaks for itself, John H*nmei\ Sole Agent, for New Zealand, "WHITWOItTH TtUSSELL, Yankee Stove Depot, Wanganui. $& AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Effective Economical, Fluid,