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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9676, 23 February 1899, Page 4

Business Advertisements. Joseph Sdlgr '^ *.t XI ■^ rnuoh ._iv. J^ > /v't> -£i- pleasure in SesSJ aw? calling the atten(?^^§l&W^^^2i t * on °" ne PUDIIOP UDIIO oi S2jgßnsJ SSKF^P Wanganui and also 17$ri&OK« * !«Kr> the' ourrounding '/^TQD^K^ fliskiots to the I^Hrß^ ogjlivw krge and varied - kMOWWIm' Stock on his hands t^^'aS'l (pif of his own rnanuQrjjfl *" factured Wines. MR SOLER especially wishes to call the attention of Hotelkeepers and the public generally to the excellent quality of these Wines, as will be Eeen by the following awards:— The Wines Mr Solor sent to the Melbourne International Exhibition •in 1880, when competing with those from all parts of the world, obtained SIX PRIZES. He olso obtained First Medal for these Winosfor PURITY, at tho Ohrifstchurch International Exhibition, 1885. These Wines were also exhibited at thoAshburton International Exhibition, held on tho 20tb of March, 1882, and received from the judges First Award of Merit, and were also awarded the First Prize Medal at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition,' lßßs, Wei lington; also Prize Medal at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, held in London 1887 ; Prize Medal at the Mplbourne Infer national Exhibition, held in 1889 ; and he Was awarded First Prize for the Colonies at the Wellington Conference, held in May, 1896. MR SOLER has a NEW ZEALAND WINE LICENSE to retail from one bottle to any quantity. Price, 30s per dozen, assorted or otherwise. In bulk, from one gallon to any quantity ; price on application. Wines in Stock— Old Port, Oonstantia, Burgundy, Amontolad Sherry, Madeira, Muscat, and Verdeilho. Wanted— Empty Quart Wine Bottles from one dozen to any quantity; Port Wine Bottles, la per dozen ; Brandy, Whiskey, and Claret Bottles, 9d per dozen ; country people to deliver at Wonganni Railway Station and town people to deliver at my n premises. J g O~- L E R, BELL STREET WANGANUI NOTICE. WE have this day disposed of our business at the corner of Guyton Street and Victoria Avenue to Mr T. O'Neill (late of Reef ton), and in thanking our numerous friends and customers for the business accorded us during the fifteen yearß or so that we have been in business, cordially request a continuance of the same to our successor. WANGANUI BUTCHERY COY. John Wm. Peako, John MoGregor, H. C. Field, Directors. December Ist, 1898. In reference to the above, myself and staff will do our utmost to merit tho continued succoss of this old-established firm. I have had over 20 years' experience in the trade, and I intend making a speciality of supplying the BEST OX BEEF and the BEST WETHER MUTTON. I intend to slaughter no othor. Patrons will regularly be waited upon for orders, and will be promptly cupplied. T. O'NEILL. December Ist, 1898. Telephone No. 55. TO HOUSEWIVES & BACHELORS. SAVE Fuel, Labor, and Trouble of Cooking in this hot weather and get those nicely-seasoned and cleanly-pre-pared Small Goods and Cooked Meats in great variety at C. HE IN OLD'S, PORK BUTCHER & POULTERER Avenue. Good Reliable Young Poultry of all descriptions. Best Canterbury Hams, lid per lb, cooked freo of ohargo if desired for Christmas Holidays. ]5 Careful and Read This CHEAP Honeycombed and Marcella Quilts, from 3/6 each, 11-4 size CHEAP Blankets and Bush Rug Blankets, from 3/6 each CHEAP Men's Umbrellas, 2/11 and 3/6 ea CHEAP Ladies' do, 1/-, 1/3, 1/11, 2/6, to 15/- each CHEAP Mon's Frenoh Felt Hats, 1/- to 10/6 each OHEAP Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, lOd and Is each CHEAP Men's Sox, 3d, sd, 63, 9d, 1/-, 1/3 pail CHEAP Ladies' Hose, 1/- to 4/6 pair CHEAP Strong Working Shirts, 2/0 to 4/11 each CHEAP Dress Materials, BJd yard, double width OHEAP Table Damask, lljd to 4/6 yard CHEAP Velveteen from 1/3 to 2/9 yard OHEAP Flannelette from 2d to lOd yard CHEAP Grey Calicoes from 2d to BJdyd OHEAP Wool Mats aud Door Slips from 1/- to 5/- each CHEAP Chiffons, Cottons, and hundreds of other useful artioles Ar the Sydney Cash Drapery Coy.'s Avenue; Wanoanui. \ ACETYLENE GAS. Now in Use aU over the World, and in all parts of Now Zealand. ' SAFEST, BRIGHTEST. BEST, AND CLEANEST. The Light of the Age, The Cost of Fitting up Private Houses ranges from £0 10s upwards. ACETYLENE is now accepted by tho Insurance Companies of Now Zealand at tho eamo rates as Coal Gas. HAVING had an installation supplying all parts of my house with Acetylene Gas for the last eight months, I can speak of it in tha highest terms. It is so simple to use that an intelligent child could manage it, and tho trouble is far less than that of a kerosene lamp. Tho light is free from danger, and no accident could possibly occur except through gross carelessness. With ACETYLENE GAS laid on country people away from Gas Works could enjoy a light superior in every respect to coal gas. I shall be happy to supply estimates and explain the working of the generators to anyone requiring a beautiful light ut a cost not more than coal gas. There is absolutely no danger, and the generator requires no skill to handle. A. D. WILLIS, Agent for Wanganui. SHOOTING SEASON, 1898 J. B. E~YITT, , GUNMAKER, And Impobteb of Guns, Ammunition, and Sporting Requisites. Just to hand direot from the manufacturers, ELEY'S CARTRIDGES. Selling at Lowest Prices for CASH. GUNS by the best makers. All Guns sold by ud are thoroughly examined before leaving the ahop. CARTRIDGES loaded to order with any first-class Powder and Chilled Shot. REPAIRS.— Gun and Cycle Repairs of • every description. Guns Re-stookcd, Re-browr.ed, Chokebored, eto. 111-fitting Gunstocks altered to any bend or cast off. Agent for Royal Enfield and Dayton Cycles. Addbess — RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. (Opposite Provincia Hotel.) THE "DON" BICYCLE S. P. C. PRICE, Maker, Corner Avenue aud Guyton Street,