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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 7399, 28 April 1891, Page 4

PLANTING SEASON. JAMES~LAIRD BEGS respectfully to inform all who are about to pknt that his Stock is in fine order for removal, and comprises all the leading varieties of Fruit Trees, Roses, Camellias, &c. Many new sorts havo been added since last season. Also, many thousands of Shelter Trees, such as Cypresses, Macracarpe, Pinus Insignia, Spruce, and Larch. Lists supplied on application after Ist May, when New Lists will be ready. The SEED WAREHOUSE, Taupo Quay, ia well stocked with recent Shipments of CLOVERS ana GRASS SEEDS of all kinds from the best Houses. Shipmants of new GARDE& SEEDS daily expected. Price Lists and all information post free on application. James Laird, WANGANUI. JAMES HAIG, SADDLER, Viotobia Avenite (next to Colonial Bank.) MAKER of First Prizo Saddles at the Chrißtohurch, Wellington, and Molhourno Exhibitions. (KIP AID WOBK GUAEaHTEED _g$ Ladies Saddles mado on tho most improvea principles. Also, Jockeys' Saddles and Rough Riding Baddies. Autumn and Winter Show. MRS ROBERTS BAS much pleasure in announcing the arrival of lior AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. The Promises having been extensively altoied, the Mock will bo found a largo aud varied one, Including — DRESS MATERIALS ULSTERB SEALETTE JACKETS PILLERINES PLUSHES, Eto. A Splendid Assortment of Ladies' and Ohildreu's HATS AND BONNETS. FANCY GOODS, A large Stock just to hand, TIT RS T>OBERTS, (Oppoßito tho Catholic Convent), Wanganui, BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LET TERS PATENT. When other shops and other suits, Havo drawn your ready cash, And you at length, too late, perceive, You've purchased shoddy trash. There will, I think, in eueh a case, A Bad reflection be, That bettor shops were known, and you'll Hasto to the remedy. When out you see the stitches come, The nap from off the cloth, And one by one the buttons fall, You can't express your wrath. But at a dear price getting wit, A wi6er man you'll be, , And for good cloth and splendid fit, Haste to tho remedy. All Light Summer Tweeds Q-reatly Roduced in Price for PROMPT CASH. One Guinea Trousers mado to measure at 14s 6d. Twenty-five Shilling Tronsera made to meosuro at 17s (id. G. D. JONES, Senr, (Opposite Theatre) RIDGWAY STREET, WANQ-ANUI THE SOLDIERS' MONUMENT. Committee :— Messrs A. J. Parsons (Chairman), W. H. Russell, James Purnell, William Bruce, J. G. Sharpe, S. Neill, H. A. Lomax, and C. Burnett, Secretary and Treasurer. rr^HE Government having offored a subJL sidy of pound for pound on subsoriptions up to LIOO for the purpose of erecting a Monument in the Domain, Wanganui, to the memory o£ the soldiers buried in or near Wanganui during the last wars with the natives, the Committee ask for subscriptions in furtherance of this object. A list of the names and ofchor particulars may be seen, as it is proposed that they should appear on the Monument, in the lobby of the Public Library, where a book is also kept to record any suggestions that may bo mado by anyone on the subjeot, more especially as to additions and necessary alterations. The following have been received, and further subscriptions may be paid to any of the Committee, or to Mr Burnett, Ridgway Street, next Messrs Cummins, Sharpe, and Co.'b store. Shilling subscriptions collected in 1889, after deducting expenses, LSI. Collected at last Eaater Encampment, Palmerston North, LIB. Recent subscriptions : W. G. Bassett, 21s; J. X Nixon, 21s; J. A. Burnett, 21s ; C. Burnett, ss ; J. F. Stewart, 2s Od ; Alfred Beale, 2s ; P. L. Cameron, 1b ; H. Sarjeant, 21b ; Mr Foreman, 21s; W. F. Russell, 10s 6d ; Collegiate School, masters and boys, £7; Mr Dorkin, 2s 6d; D. Strachan, 10s ; M. Gordon, JOs ; J. Fernie, 10s6d;J. Jowosend, Is,