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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 7325, 28 January 1891, Page 1

GREAT BALE AT lIIE ~Y"ANKE OTOVE T^EPOT, WANG ANUI, OF CUTLERY, BRUSIIWARE, TINWARE, do. Now Goods now landing ex " TuraMna" from Loudon. CUTLERY. Field's Whito Handled Dossert Knives, sg, 6s, and 8s Gd per half-dozen ; Field's White Handled Table Knives, Gs, 7b Cd, and 9s halE-cloypn; TLockwood White Handelod Dessert Knives, 7s Cd half-dozen ; Lockwood's White Handled Table Knives, 9s half-dozen; Johnson's White Handled Dessert Knives, Cs half-dozen ; Johnson's White Handled Tablo Knives, 7s Gd halfdozen ; Fields Ivory Dessert Knives at 15s, 17s Gd, and 20s halfdozcn : Fiold'g Ivory Table Knives, 17a Gd, 20s, and 255, haltdozen; Field's Buff Dessert Knives, very baudsomo, 6s half-dozen ; Fields Bull Table Knives, 7s 6rt half-dozen j Bvit Carvers, Field's ss ; White Handled Carvers, Loeknood's ss,pair; Sing Carvers, Field's 7s Cd; Stag Carvois Lockwood's, Gs per pair; Whito, Stag, Buff, and Ivory Tablo Sti>els; White, Stag, Buff, and Ivory Steels and Carvers in presontation eaßea, cheap and good. Tho Best and Cheapest show of Cutlery ever displayed. If you want your home happy on Clnistmas Day, have good cutlery. Nothing disheartens iv man so much as having a blunt knife to carve his Christmas gooso with. Butcher Knives ; Field's Splendid Blades, from jb to 2s each ; butcher t-'teols, Field's, 3s and 3s Cd. Also for tho boya, Field's Pocket Knives from Gd to 2s, and for old boys, Real Penknives from Is Cd to 2s Gd, good ■\ alue. SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS IS THE MOTTO. Bettor sell stock at a moderate price than keep it 12 month. No old stock on tho promise.'. ENAMALED WARE. Pie I'lates from 9cl each jßluo and Wlute Oval Meat Dishes, 10, 12, 14, 10, and 28 inches, i cry cheap ; Blue and Whito Soup Platoa for making tarts and pica, very nice and cheap ; Blue und Wluto Pie Dishes and Plates, all marked low in price. KITCHEN GOOD 3 FOR THE REASON. Patty Pans, in great variety, at Is do/on; Rico and Fruit Sauco Pans, very cheap; Picnis Kettles with copper bottoms for Aurora Stoves ; Kettles tofitZankoo Stoves mado of copper and tin, with copper bottoms, at prices to suit ovorjbody : Fish and Egg Slices and Kg<j Voaeliers ; Flour Dredges from Cd each ; Lovely Soup Tureens that mil not break j Soup Ladles very cheap ; Yankco Apple Parors : Soapene to scour everything. WASH-HOUSK. The fur-famed Eureka Pattern Wringer, 10, 12, and Id inch, from 17s 7d each; Sparo Rollors greatly reduced ; Scrub Brusher in variety ; M.mgles ; Portable Boilers and Coppers. FOR THE CHRISTMAS TABLF. Beautiful goods iust out, Nickel feilvor Teapots, all sizes, and will always keep bright, and Coffeo Pots of samo matorUl ; Spoons and Fork's, special line", always keep their color, ahd novcr get brnssj ; Teaspoons, 3s half-dozen ; Dessort spoons, Gs lulf-dozen j Table spoons, 9s half-donon ; Dcesort Forks, Gs half-dozen ; Bntania Motal Toapots, just a fow, marked cheap to clear ; Table Lamps, the JTlecsnc price 21s, reduced to 15s, G5 eandlo power. THE GARDEN. Hoes and Rakes soiling off vory cheap to clear; Garden Sheers reduced to 7s Gd j Comet Lawn pumps, the VERY BEST in uso'for spraying Frmt Trees, or washing windows, 8s each. THE DAIRY. A fow Milk Buckets for sale very cheap 6,iy 2s to 3i fid each ; Milk Strainers and Skimmeis, marked low to clear off. THE HALL AND VERANDAH. A few Basket Chairs left. Also, a few Door Mats. Also a few Aall Lampo, both bracket and suspension. All marked down to clear off. THE YARD AND STABLE. A few Zavd Brooms Jeft at 2s each ; a few tether ropes loft at Is each; A few Wire Clothes Lines lolt at Is and Is 6d to clear. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. A FEW ODD LINES TO TELL. 3 dozen Carpenters Chisels at half-prico. 200 pairs Butt Hinges, 4in, at half-prico. A fow really good Razors at half usual price. One or two Bedsteads left at a Reduction One or two prams that I haven't room for Cheap. Tiavelling Trunks and Hat Boxes. Door Mats and Door Sci.ipcrs. Boys' Axes and 'lomn.li.inks, very Cheap, A lew good Hammers left at Is Cd. French Aurora Lamps, one wich and 3 wick. WITOWO-TIT RUSSELL, YANKIiE STOVE DEPOT. HHPAYcj ! WHAT ? "THE ECONOMIC." WHY? Because it is not only tho Best, but the Cheapest • SII E b P DI P. Has it been tried? Yea, read the verdict of practical men who have used it, and who aro all delighted. OKEHU. Okehu, 2C May, 1390. Dhab Russkm,— Re jour Dip. —In 1868, nhon wo fled before Titokowaru and his band of marauders, my brother planted two bottles ot whisky. In 1809 it bcciimo our turn to hustle Titokowaru, and upon tlio arrival ol our victorious army at my brothers placo tlio two bottles 01. whisky were disinterred, and a very select jury was lmpannellod to sample it. One member, being one Collins McDonald (I tlnnk he must have been a Scotchman by his name), having partaken of a good dram. " What do you think of thnt.Collins ?" said the foreman. "Weel," said Col, "before I can give a decided opinion, I must havo another dram." His verdict anor,. . . Bend mo two drums for Wednesday morning. — Xoui'3 truly, John Handles'. THE VERDICT. Okehu, November Ist, 1890. Deab Russell, — Having decided to use jour Dip before giving final veidict, I determined to wait until shearing — Having now shorn, 1 find the wool in most perfect order, aud not a tick on tho sheep, and I may say that when I dipped the sheep they wero in a most disgraceful condition, full of tick and lice. They ware bought in a sale yard, and I had to cleau them, which your dip baa dono effectually. Herewith I send you sample of wool, which speaks for itself. John Handle?. Sole A gent; for New Zealand, WHITWORTH KUSSELL, Yankee Stove Depot, Wanganni. fg", AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Effective Economical, Fluid.