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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9654, 28 January 1899, Page 2

Wait! FOR OUR SALE. BELL, ESAU, & CO. will commence their [GREAT Half-Yearly Clearing Sale ON FRIDAY, 20m JANUARY. tS" Bargains in Everything i; IS" Worth Waiting For! IS- gee our Bills 1 Bell, Esau, and Co., Avenue, Wanganui. THE ' Special Advantages Offered to Beofc Buyers by R. HANNAH & CO. -ABB— 1. Boots ana Shoes at Genuine Whole- * Bale Pates. 2. Largest Stock from whiob to make ohoioe. 3. Our long : established business faoilitiea. Largest purohasers at .low rates, therefore 4. Additional advantage to consumer. 5. Practical knowledge of Boots and Shoes. 6. Extensive and varied experience of the wants of Boot Bayers. 7. Real knowledge of the underlying conditions of the Boot Trade. We being the largest employers of labor, and as this is so we can offer v i 8. Boots and Shoes at cheaper prices than any others lees favourably established. 9. Hoalth, as' well as life, assured by wearing Hannah's Boots. W. S. INGLE'S, IRONMONGERY SALE. i RECORD PRICES. 0 dozen Xylonite Table Knives, same as Ivory, at 13s 6d doz * 20 doz Xylonite Deserlj Knives, same^ as Ivory, at Us 6d doz < 10 dozen Lookwooa's Niokle Handle Table Kniveß, 14b, worth 24a J8 doz White Handle Bono Table Knives, at 6s 6d doz ' 18 dozen White Handle Desert Table Knives, at 5s 6d doz 21 doz Stag Handle Table Knives and , ' Forks, at 6s 6d doz . 6 dozen Johnson's Eleotro-plate Table SpoorTs,'at2osdoz i dozen , Johnson's > Eleotro-plate Table Forks, at 20s doz Walker and. Hall's Spoons and Forks, in great variety ' 3G Plate Glass Tray Mirrors, 5s each, worth '4s i , 60 Japanese Tea Trays, 2s 6d each, worth 4s 112 Sets Shoe Brushes, 2s 3d a set, regul ar price 3s 6d 72 BlookTiri Waehaps.large siza.2s ; usual price-3sj s r• ' \ ' 36 Wringers, assorted, 11, 12, aud 14in, at i 13s 63, 165, ana 19s 6d 18 Law^i Mowers, 12in and Win, 20s and 22s 6d . ' , ■ 12 Iron Bedsteads, 6ft 6in by 3ft 6io, high class, at 27s 24 Iron Beasteaas, 6ft 6in by 4ft 6in, high class, at 30s. HOUSEHOLDERS, give me a trial. - FARMERS save money by dealing with me. GENERAL' PUBLIC, rally one and. all to the Cheapest of Cheap [ronmongery Sales on the West Coast. W. S. INGLE, THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER, Victoria Avenue. Opposite the English Ohuroh. Sheep Dip. LAWEB 1 TO THE FRONT. READ~THIS : Extracts from letters to Agent Lawes' Chemical Co. Limited— " I resolved to try another and cheaper Pip. After consideration, I dcoided to give Lawes 1 Powder Dip a, trial, and last year used it on 20,000 sheep. I continue co use I/awes'." (Signed) DaVID PEAT. " Having dipped over 3000 sheep with Lawes' Dip, lam fully satisfied with results, and have much pleasurtfin placing mv order with you for coming season." ' (Signed) ■ H.J. DEATH, Soaview. . "^ U.F.C.A., Agents. WALTER A. WOOD COMPANY'S WORLD -FAMED HARVESTING MACHINERY, Comprising — Harvesters and Binders, Reaper*, Grass Mowers. Farmers' Turnip Drill, Hay Rakes Hay Seeders, Knife Grinders, "Stump Puller 6, Sheaf carriers. &q., can be obtained from the Now Zealand Agents, N Z. Loan and Mercantile Coy. (Ltd.), Wanganui and Palmerston North. Those requiring Harvesting Machinery will do well to see ths NEW WOOD'S, with very latest improvements, at forthcoming Agricultural Shows, before baying any other Machine. Sub-Agents— Newton King, New Plymouth j Egmont Farmers' Union, Hawera..