Business Advertiaemeuts. NOTICE. C. Ac "W H J T E (SnccesHor to J. Weatherall), FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER, The Avenue, Wanganui, (Opposite the English Churoh) ~FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON. THE CENTRAL REFRESHMENT ROOMS, (Four Doors above the Pont Office), Victoria Avenue. 1800-CHRISTMAS A HEW VEAR-1900 W. S. DUSTIN TAKEB this opportunity of wishing overyone the Compliroonta of the Season, and of thanking his many patrons for thoir past favors and hopeß to merit a continuance of the same in the future. To meet the increasing demand for the cup that cheers and comforts after a long journey, it has been found neces1 sary to enlargo my premises bo that visitors may have their wants supplied in first-class style. Special Rooms with Lavatory and all convenioncea have been provided for Ladies. FRESH NOVELTIES Just importedper S.S. Rokaia, for the Xmas Season. For excellence and. variety they can't be beaten. Inspection in1 vited.' Come and see the "Floral Cos1 aquea" ; also Fancy Boxes and Hampers 1 of Confectionery special for the festive ' season. Hubbard's celebrated Rusks foi ■ invalids, "Marshmallows," bo dainty, ' Metz Fruits, Cadbury's Chocolates, e,tc, ' ICE CREAM. STRAWBERRIES AND ; CREAM. The latest Continental Confectionery ' just to hand. Christmas Cake, Is 6d per lb; Sultans and Genoa Cake, Madeira, Seed, and Savoy Cake. Try my "Mab"- Cakes (regi& tered); also Iced Cakes. ' Mince Pioa a speciality. Order early. r All Catering carried out under my owi supervision, which is a guarantee that 11 will be properly attended to. The trade supplied with all requisites BISCUITS. J Ask for "Southern CrooB," and euppor local industry. v . Address — W. S. D USTIN CENTRAL REFRESHMENT ROOMS ' (Fonr Doors above Post Office), r Vioioeu Avenui, Wanoandi. 1 H. I. JONES & SON. t NEW BOOKSc Paper. 'Olo The King's Mirror, by Anthony Hope 2/6 3/< The Red Rat's Daughter, by Gay Boothby 2/6 3/1 A Sailor's Bride, by Guy Boothby 2/6 3/( Dr Nikola's Experiment, by Guy Boothby .. ..' ..2/6 3/( Lone Marob, by 3. R. Crockett . . 2/6 3/( Kit Kennedy, by S. R. Crookett 2/6 3/f Riohard Carvel, by W. ChurchUl 2/6 3/£ The Ship of Stars, by Quiller , Couoh ( ..2/6 3/e Signors of the Night, by Max Pemberton 2/6 3/C The Ideal Life, by Henry Drnmmond 2/6 3/£ Life of Henry Drummond . . 2/6 3/C Petticoat Loose, by Kita . . 2/6 3/t Gillian, the Dreamer, by Neil Mnnro .. .. '..2/6 3/C Old Convict Days, by Louis Becke 2/6 3/6 The Desire of Men, b» L. T. Meade .. , .. .. 2/6 3/fi i Miranda of the Balcony, by A. E. W. Mason 2/6 3/6 ' Other People's Liveß, by Rosa N. Carey 2/6 3/6 . Brothers of tha Chain, by Geo. Griffiths 2/6 3/6 : The Island, Richard Whiteing . . > Stalky and Co., by Kipling . . 2/6 3/6 I The Adventuroß of Louis de Rougemont 2/6 3/6 1 Rupert By the Grace of God, by ; McOhesney 2/6 3/6 1 When the Sleeper Wakes, by H. G. Wells 2/6 3/6 War to the Knife (Tangata Maori) by Bolderwood . . 2/6 3/6 The Cruise of the Cachalot, by F. Bullen .. .-.2/6 3/6 The Bcatlbt Woman, by Hooking 2/6 3/6 Further adventures of Captain Kettle, by Hyne . . . . 2/6 3/6 The Swora of Allah, by ThrelfaU 2/6 3/6 With Bat and Ball, Geo. Giffen . . 2/6 3/6 Rodena Corner, by Merriman . . 2/6 3/6 Briton or Boer, by G,eo. Griffiths 1/8 The Last Boer War, by Rider Haggard 1/3 In India, by G. W. Stevens ' . . i Diaries. Diaries. We have a large assortment of Lett's, Collins, and New Zealand Diaries for 1900 in stock. Croquet. Mallets. Balls. Rales of Croquet. Fall Sets, 105/-. Half Sets, 67/6. H. I. Jones & Son BOOKSELLERS * STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTURERS Avenue, WiKajmnr. A. D. WILLIS' Christmas Announcement. CHRISTMAS CARDS, NEW YEAR CARDS. CALENDARS FOR 1899 AND jNOVELTIES! X7T2RY excellent stooks of these Goods t are now being shown, comprising a vast variety of pretty Goods just opened up. Boxes, and Packets of Christmas and New Year Cards a speciality. I have Borne 30 different lines in these, all speoially selected for this market. Also— Christmas Presents New Tear Gifts ' Children's Books for all ages , New Books suitable for presents New Annuals New Prize Books Fancy Goods Purses, Letter Cases, Pooket Books Ladies' Bogs, etc. Cricketing Goods (just opener?, up) Lawn Tennis Raoqueta, Sails, Nets, and Sundries Croquet Novelties bf every description. DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLLS. DOLLS. The Cheapest ana Best ever shown. TOYS for the little ones. *0., <t., &c. CHRISTMAS NUMBERS— Pear's Annual, Graphic Illustrated London News Sketch, Black and White Holly Leaves. Lady's Pictorial j Weekly Press, etc. Wishing jou all a Merry Xmas and a proaperous New Year. A. DTfflillis, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, &c, Caxton Buildings, Wanganui,
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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9939, 16 January 1900, Page 4
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