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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10568, 14 February 1902, Page 3

Business Advertisements. NOW ON 1 SALE * • Kov: O» l JOSEPH PAUL AND CO.'S GREAT { HALF _ YEARLY OUMMER AAF X EARLY ©UMMKR Surplus Sale NOW IN FULL SWING. j THE PRICES ARE STARTLING. IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL. Ladies' Tan Kid Gloves, now 1/6 s Blue and White Striped Galateas, 4|d ardSid Ladies' Blouses, woll made, 1/6, 1/9, 3/Beautiful Silk Blouse Lengths, 8/6, 4/6, and 5/6 Gents' Silk Bows, 6 for 1/- - Xiadies'LaoeTie»,6d,9d,l/-. Hundreds sold first day Beautiful Dress Lengths, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11 See he Prints and Ginghams, 2|d, BJd, ' 4Jd,65d Visit the Showroom for Bargains 42-incb Figured Black Lustres, lOJd. J. PAUL & CO. DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, AVENUE. WANGANUI. Telephone, No. 824. Iv the Assigned Estate of GEO. GODDABD, Draper, Hawera. THE BON, Having secured the aboxo Stock, have decided to OLEAK THE LOI in tbe premises lately held by Mr W. Caiman, Furniture -Dealer. ° The Ktook comprises Men's and Boys' Glothingft G eneral Drapery A REAL TREAT! A REAL TREAT I We must sell! We mutt sell! The oantraotor Is going on with our new building and he will not alow as more than a week, so we most hurry op ! Prices will not stop as. THE DON Soft: Goods Syndicate. WANGANUI.

Matthew Russell Sslla— - 61b Sago^ 1/ 51b Tapioca ............... 1/--51 b Bice ]/- 51 b Split Peas' if3 tins Jam 1/Flour (Timaru), per 100 9/6 Floor „ per 50 6/Floor „ per 25 2/fl Sugar (Auckland No. 1, per 401 b bag 8/Sugar (Auckland No. 2), ' per 401 b. bag 7^ RUSSELL'S TEAS ABM Still Brewing. RUSSELL'S 2/- TEA IB Honestly Worth Two Shillings. TTATTHEW . -p USSELL Ridgway Street Wanganui. A. D. Willis's > UST OF NEW BOOKS (COLONIAL LIBRARY EDITIONS) Paper 2/6, Clcth 3/6. Hall Caine's Eternal City Louis Beoke's By Rook and Pool Stanley Weyman's Connt Hannibal Joseph Hocsicg's O'er Moor and Fen David Lyall's Redemption of Neil Maolean David Lyall's Gold that Perisheth Marion Crawford's Marietta Edith H. Fowler's The World and Winstow B Levett x eats' The Tra'.tor's Way Silaa E. Hocking's The Awakening of Anthony Weir Bullen's Deep Sea Plundering^ BuUen's Sack of Shakings Kipling's Kirn, and alj otbers Irving Bachellar's Dri and I Irving BaoheUar's Ebeu Holden (further supply) Luoas Malet's Sir Richard Calmady Winston Churchill's Tne Crisis W. W. Jacobs' Light Freights Donald Macdooald's Warrigal's WeU Donald Macdonald's How we kept the Flag Flying (fresh supply) Rita's Jilt's Journal Boothby's Farewell Niko'a Boothbv's A filUlionare's Love Story Crockett's Love Idylls Westall'sDcn and Devil Maoilwraith*s Curious Career of Roderick Catrpbell Capt. Cairne's Lord Roberts as a Soldier in Peace and War Louis Tracey's Strange Disappearance . of Lady Delia Percy White's Grip of the Bookmaker .- Anthony Hope's Dolly Dialogues William Le Qaex's Her Majesty's Minuter William Le Qaex's The Court of Honor Aod hundreds of others, oomprising the finest Novels and best reading procurable. Wright's, A.; Oh* Centre of aU that to Latest /&/ and Bert to Footwrar. /(W HHW OOODST SY NEW GOODS I /£/ Amsxioa's~Latest A&/ Footwear, /yf 00MB aVBBBIs/d&r XBB VALUEy^Wj^jas. AND /y GBKTB' vMi/Bnglish and Colonial XfWBOOXB AND BHOBB /*Q/ in great variety /Q/ ax WKIQHT'I. y«VTßepalrs Done by first -class V^/wfiIGHTS Ota Boot Data. KOOLIBAH has no eqaal a« a pain . reliever. Invaluable to Cyclists and AthleUs, Chemists and Grocers.