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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8399, 13 February 1894, Page 1

MISS CLARK BEGS to announce that she has opened tip her Firat Shipment of SPRING AND CJUMMEB g^i OODS, PRING AND OUMMKR VTOODS, j Comprising tho Latest Novelties in j Millinery and Fancy Ribbons, Feathers, i Plumes, and Flowerß, Bruges, and Coffer- ] ings, Lace, Veil Nets, Gloves, Collars, Fanoy Aprons, and Children's Pinafores. ! Alco,— A Choice Assortment of Drees Materials, Hosiery, Curtains, Dretming Gown Flannel, Calico and Sheeting. Baby Linen and Underclothing. LADIES' OWN M4TEBIALMADE UP. BADLLES. SADDLES. BADDLES. JAMES~HAIG, THE WELL-KNOWN SADDLER, )> HAS pleasure in calling the attention of the public to his really firstclass stock of ENGLISH HUNTING SADDLES AND BRIDLES just imported direct from the leading makers in England. Those Goods are the finest to be purchased anywhere, and well repay a visit if only for inspection. COLONIAL SADDLES & HAP.NESS all mftde upon tho premieea in great variety, uua at prices to suit anyone, 3he Largest Stock of imported Harness to select from on the coast. VICTORIA AVENUE (Next tho National Bank), Wanganui. Maker of First Prize Saddles at all th« leading Exhibitions in the Colonies. Sole Agent for Solomon Solution. D. KITCHEN, SADDLER, HARNES3 AND COLLAR MAKER, Victoria Avenue, Wonganui. HAVING taken ovor the business of my late father, I wish to cull the attention of his numerous customers to the fact that I can supply them with aa good an article aa heretofore. None but the beßt woikmen are employed in my shop. Riding Saddleß and Bide Saddles made to order. D. KITCHEN, Wangenui. Photographs. GEEAT BUCCES3 OF MARTIN'S COUPOM SISI'EM. IN consequence of the large number of people who wish to participate in the advantages rff thia Bistem, Mr Martin has decided to extend the timo for two months. TWO MONTHS LONGER. One Dozen Cabinet Photographs Rnd one 15 x 12 Enlargement for 21s. A. MARTIN, WANGANUI. Another Success I AT THE GREAT WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO. -j»/rESSRB |~VUIBELL "OROS, Nkwabk,; Ekolahd, Havo just received intimation by Cablegram that they have been awarded the FIRST PRIZE MEDAL For Their SPECIAL LIQUID (NonPoisonous) SHEEP DIP. This is ANOTHER MOST IMPORTANT AWARD, And toßtifioß to the pra>eminenb merits ot thia popular SHEEP DIP, which not only kills all insects, but increases the growth of wool, and improves its appearance and value very materially. The following is a Copy of the Cablegram roceived by us from Chicago :— " October 17tb, 1893. To " Quißßiits, Newark, England. " You have been awarded Medal for Liquid Dip." On the following day, October 18th, Hbnbi Dudding, Esq., of Biby Grove, Lincolnshire, wrote informing ub of his great success at the World's Fair, where his sheep gained 12 Firsts and 8 Seconds, and requesting us to send him sufficient of our SPECIAL LIQUID SHEEP DIP, for Mb Stud Flock of Sheop. Mb DrßDiKa has used our Sheep Dip for many years, and has had Four Lots this year. He sent us the following Testimonial a little time ago " It is with tho greatest pleasure I inform you of the good results of your Liquid Dip, which I used a fortnight ago on 660 of my Lambs now on Turnips. On examining them some days after I could not find a living fag, and the wool was left in a very clean and nourished state ; better than I ever experienced to withstand a rough and cold wiuter. The half of the above included my Bam lambs, which never looked more blooming. Plcuee to forward me enough Dip for my 700 breeding Ewea." SOLD BY TAMES npHAIN AND r^O., Wakoahui.