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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9393, 21 March 1898, Page 1

Dreises. Dresses. BressdS. AUTUMN AND WINTER, 1898. Compete stock of nil fie now malre? and coloar ing 3in Dies:: Fabrics. Joseph Paul & Co., Drapers, *c, Victoria Avonuo, Wanganuf.

Business Advertisements. CASTLEOLIPF RAILWAY COMPANY, LntirED. SEABATHING! PICNICKING ! PISHING! TIME-TABLE. MOKDATS, TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS TliUliStJAl'S AND FCIDAYS. l>ave Castlocliff. leave Town, 0.10 am 7.80 am 8-35 am l(U0 am 1.30pm 2.50 pm 6.10pm fi.-lOpm - SAfURDAYS ONLY. 6 10 am 7.foata 8 3a am 10.30 am '••'0 pm 2.30 pm o 10 pm &.40 pm <°im 10.0 pm SUNDAY 3 ONLY. ;« 10.0 am 10 30 am 2-0 pm 2.50 pm 6.10 pin 6.40 pm ,5 iM! ? fob 'season tickets &• MJlowi :-Kr»t daw, twelve months, 16; nalf-vaar, 1.3 104 ; three months, VI 6»; ona ??%.' v,S. Secon d d"*, twelve montts, U lOi ; half-year, 1,2 8s ; , three month*, II 10s; one month," 13s. Special Induced Bate for schools. Workmen's Tickets issued at 3»per week subject to Oomp»ny's conditioni. NOTICE OS REMOVAL^ L. J. -S IGI<BY AND CO-C 0 -' ! TINSMITHS AND PLUMBERS, Beg to notify that they have removed to those premises one door below Messrs R. Baddeley and Co.'s, St. Hill-stieet, where they will in future carry on theie bnsiness. - Enormous Sacrifice Sale Commences Monday, January 24th EVERY ATICLT3 '• AT Cost Ppi.o c, Note.--Curtains, from 2/3 pair Cretonnes, from -/4$ yard Damasks, from 1/6 yard Towels (lares size), -10J each ' Quilts, 2/6 each Sateens, -/6£ yard ,' Shootings, -/ll* yara \ v ~ -■= Nun's Veilings" 1/- yard ' Figured Lustres, 1/8 yard And many other Bargains during saletime. , r , Remember, ' ! ; ' ' This is s Genuine Sala o{ Genuine Stock, whero every purchaser receives value. > SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 2*w, AT -. ' DENT ON HOUSE, .„ Victoria Avenue; A. J. CRIB B.

THE COMMERCIAL Livery & Bait Stables, RmowAS Stbeit, Wanoanci, Opposite Public Library. B. McCAUL '. Pb6pbietob. IN taking over these well-known Stables, the Proprietor desires to intimate ta town and country residents, and the public generally, ttiat it will be his aim to pro vide the very best of accommodation, ensuring also promptitude and courtesy in the carrying out of all orders entrusted! to him. The prices will be as follows •— Stands— SIXPENCE, Feeds— ONE SHILLING. HORSES AND VEHICLES OS HIRE, ! Orders for Cabs taksn Day and Night af Cheapest Rates, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENCY BUSINESS. In addition to the above, B. McCaOTi has commenced a General Commission; Agency Business, and will be pleased tocommunicate with clients regarding the buying or selling of Harness and Hrolc Horses, Dairy Cows, and Cattle generally. The principle upon which negotiations will be entered into is— No Sale, No Pay, therefore, it is to the interests of thoso settlors who wish to do business to register their stock in preference to driving them to the sales, and in most cases having the trouble of bringing them back unsold. For Sams— Two Draught Hordes, Case of Saddlery, containing Gentlemen's and Jockey's Saddles, new Sets of Harness^ Whips and Spin's (Ladies' and Gents'), Brushes, etc., etc. Also, Horse, Tiap, and Harness, £15 the lot. Horse has been dtiveu by a lady. The standard hied America*! Trotting Hoise Li mngtos, at a give-away price. Two Horses, suitable for Butcher ot Baker. Communications by letter addressed B. McCaul, Commercial Stables, Wanganni, promptly attended to. THE CRITERION TTOTEIi, V Jtt New Plymouth. Modernized and Sumptuously Refurnished .hrongliout. Accommodation unequalled. - H. G. KEITH, Proprietor. , rpHE TITABONIO TTOTEL, NAPIER. ■m/TR & MRS FRANK MOELLEB return thanks to the Travelling Public for past favours, and beg to advise their numerous clients that the New MaEonio Hotel is now opened for the reception of the travelling public The Masonic is acknowledged by all visitors to bo one of the finest Hotels in the Colony.