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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 7326, 29 January 1891, Page 1

GREAT SALE AT HIK "\TANKE QTOVE T\EPOT, WANG ANUI, OP CUTLERY, BRUkHWARE, TINWARE, Ac. New Goods now landing ex " Turakina" from London. CUTLERY. Field's White Handled Dessert Knives, ss, Gs, and 8s Gd per half-dozen ; Field's White Handled Table Knives, Cs. 7a Gd, and 9s half-dozen; Lockwood White Handeled Dessort Kniveß, 7s Gd half-dozen ; Lockwood's White Handled Table Knives, 9s half-dozon ; Johnson's White Handled Dessort Knives, Gs half-dozen ; Johnson's Whito Handled Tablo Knives, 7s Gd halfdozon ; Fields Ivory Dessort Knives at 15s, 17s Cd, and 20s halfdozen : Fiold's Ivory Tablo Knives, 17s Gd, 20s, and 255, halfdozon; Field's Buff Dessert Knives, vory handsome, Gs half-dozen; Fields Bull Table Knives, 7s Gd half-dozen; Buff Carvers, Field's ss ; White Handled Carvers, Lockwood's ss,pair; Stag Carvers, Field's 7s 6d j Stag Carvers Lockwood's, Gb per pair ; Whito, Stag, Buff, and Ivory Tablo Steels ; White, Stag, Buff, and Ivory | Stools, and Carvers in presontation cases, cheap and good. Tho Boat and Choapost show of Cutlery ever displayed. If you ■want your home happy on Christmas Day, havo good cutlery. Nothing disheartens a man so much as having a blunt knife to carve his Christmas goose with. Butcher Knives ; Fiold's Splendid Blades, from la to 2s oach ; butcher Hcols, Fiold's, 3s and 3s Gd. Also for the boya, Field's Pocket Knives from Gd to 2a, and for old boys, Keal Penknives from Is Gd to 2s 6d, good value. SMALL PROFITS AND QUIOK RETURNS IS THE MOTTO. Better sell stock at a modorato price than koop it 12 month. No old stock on tho premises. ENAMALED WARE. Pio Plates from 9d each jßluo nnd W>ito Oval Meat Dishes, 10, 12, 14, 10, autl 28 inches, very cheap ; Blue and Whito Soup Plutes for mnking tarts and pies, very nice and cheap ; Blue and Whito Pie Dishes and Plates, all marked low in price. KITCHEN GOODS FOR THE SEASON. Patty Pans, in great variety, at Is dozen j Rico and Fruit Sauce Pans, very cheap; Picnis Kottlos with copper bottoms for Aurora Stoves ; Kettlos to fit Zankeo Stoves made of copper and tin, with copper bottoms, at pi ices to suit overybody : Fish and Egg Slices and l'~gg Po.ichera ; Flour Dredges from Gd each ; Lovely Soup Tureens that t\ ill not break ; Soup Ladles very cheap ; Ynnkeo Apple Parera : SdipeDO to scour everything. WASH-HOUSE. Tho far-famed EurokaFattorn Wringer, 10, 12, and 14 inch, from 17s 7d each j Spare Rollers greatly reduced ; Scrub Brushcr in variety; Mangles; Portablo Boilers and Coppers. FOR THE CHRISTMAS TABLF. Beautiful goods iust out, Nickel Silvor Teapots, all sizes, aud will always Keep bright, and Coffee Pots of same material ; Spoons and Forks, Bpecial lines, always keep their color, ahd never get brassy ; Teaspoons, 3a half-dozen ; Dessert spoons, Gs half-dozen ; Table spoons, 9s half-donen ; Dessert Forks, Ga half-dozen; Bntania Metal Teapots, iust a few, marked cheap to clear ; Table Lamps, the Elocsric price 21s, reduced to 15s, 65 eandlo power. THE GARDEN. Hoes and Rakoa selling off vory cheap to clear; GarJon Sheers reduced to 7a Gd; Comet Lawn pumps, the VERY BEST in use'for sprai ing l r ™'t Trees, or washing windows, 8s each. THE DAIRY. A few Milk Buckcla for sale very cheap say 2s to 3a (Id eacli ; Milk Strainers and Skimmers, marked low to clear off. THE HALL AND VERANDAH. A few Basket Chairs left. Also, a few Door Mats. Also a fow Aall Lamps, both bracket and suspension. All marked down to clear off. THE YARD AND STABLE. A few Zard Blooms left at 2i each; a few tether ropes left at Is each ; A few Wiro Clothos Lines left at Is and Is Gd to clear. Whitworth Russell, YANKEE STOVE DEPOT. A PEW ODD LINES TO TELL. 3 dozen Carpenters Chisels at half-prico. 200 paira Butt Hinges, 4in, at half-price. A fow really good Razors at half ÜBual price. One or two Bedsteads left at a Reduction One or two prams that I haven't room for Cheap. Travelling Trunks and Hat Boxes. Door Mats and Door Scrapers. Boya' Axes and Tomahawks, very Cheap. A tew good Hammer's left at 1b Gd. French Auro;a Lamps, ono wich and 3 wick. WITH WO! TIT RUSSELL, YANKEE bTOVE DEPOT. IT PAYS! WHAT? "THE ECONOMIC." WHY? Because it is not only tho Beßt, but the Cheapest SHE X P DIP. Uaß it been tried ? Yes, read tho vsrdict of practical men who have used it, and who are all delighted. OKEHU. Okchu, 2G May, 1890. Dbae Russeii/,— Ro your Dip.— ln 18G8, whon wo fled bo•fore Titokowaru and his band of marauders, my brother planted two bottles of whisky. In 1869 it became our turn to hustle Titokowaru, and upon the arrival of our victorious army at my brothers place the two bottles ot whisky wftro disinterred, and a very select jury was impannelled to 1 sample it. One member, being ono Collins • McDonald (I think ho mußt havo beon a I Scotchman by his name), having partaken L of a good dram. " What do you thiuk of I that,Collins P" said tho foreman. "Weel," ■ said Col, "before I can give a decided ■ opinion, I must havo another dram." His ' verdict anou. . • i Send me two drumß for Wednesday worn- ' ing. — Yours truly, JoHH Hakdlet: THE VEKDICT. J Okehu, November Ist, 1890. Deae Russell,— Having decided to use your Dip beo fore giving final verdict, I determined t wait until shearing — Having now shorn, 1 find tho wool in '■ most perfect order, and not a tick on the !, sheep, and I may cay that when I dipped y tho sheep they wero in a most disgraceful !- condition, full of tick and lice. They wore II bought in a salo varj, and I hud to clean g thorn, which your dip has done effectually, g Ferewith I send you sample o£ wool, ig which speakß for itself. ig John Hakdlbt. Sole Agent] for New Zealand, *• WHITWORTH BUSSELL, m Yankee Stove Depot, J( j Wanganui, ,34, 3 4 gg" AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE. Effective Economical, Fluid.