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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10589, 11 March 1902, Page 1

Busin*st AdverMiementtfiUllS TO MEASURE j WMOM | ! NEW WEEDS NUW'SUITIKUS 2iC\t First Shipment arrived, <-x Whnk»tane, direct from the Manafaetarerr, for • SPRING & CJTJMMEIt EAR, PRING & &UMMEB EAR £3 10a to ;£5 ss. .<" -'! . ' FIT, STYLE, & IXNISU GUARAN- - - TEED. V ' ", T. DICK SON High-Class Tailor, a»» ; GENT'S MERCER, Ttctorja t AT«>qe; »^. I WHY BUY ECCS mmmnnnfwf |wmCOASfARAS2O[GCS?I BELL, ESAU & GO'S ! G BBA T BUMMER SALE NOW IN FDLL SWING. 1, . • SPECIAL JOB LINES FOR THIS WEEK. .Summer Dress Tweeds^ 3/11 the dress. Black Figured Lustre, l0)d per yard: Blouse 'Suks, 1/* per yard. Women's Cashmere Hose, 10} d per pair. Stay Busks, all sizes, 2d per pair. Dress Preservers', 3d per pair. Cretonne*'/ good patterns, 3}d per.yd.Table Linf n, unbleached, lljd'per yd.' Men's-gPennis-iShirts, -2/H-- — . -- ~, liadies' Corsets, special value, 2/9 per 1 pair. 'Lot? qtSajnple Gloves, 1/- per pair. „? Heavy; stock- of Towels, cheap, from ,' 4^d. men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, 8/6. BARGAINS IN EVEBTTHING, ' COMB AS YOU ALWAYS DO. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING, Under, .the Management of,-,. MISS ' % WacRAE. "■' Country Orders Promptly Attended -to T>ELL, pSAU AND QQ.. FAMILY DRAPERS. . Avenue, Wangiuul, . Telephone 13ft. John McFarlane, SHIP CHANDLER <k SAILMAKBR r , Avenue, Wanganui. - -■ ■ MANUFACTURER ■f' > — or— TENTS, TARPAULINS; OILSKINS, HORSE COVERS, do. Axocy— IMPORTER AND RETAILER of tbe following- Goods,' From the moat popular -manufacturer* f in the Old Country:— PRINTS BEBGEB. LUSTRES GALATE.VS HOSIERY hHJRTINGB CALICOES SHEETINGS DAMASKS FLANNELETTES QUILTS TOWELS TOHN T»/rC j^ARLANE, Avenuo, Wanganui. % * DRINK I SPRING BLOSSOM P.O. Box Telephone 146. ' - ' 166; W. M. ASHTON, LAND, STOCK, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. St. Hill Street ... Wanganui, IS now prepared to receive particulars from those desirous of ' SELLING OR LETTING FARMS, also TOWN AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, ' and will also undertake to personallr inspect all farms placed in his hands for sale. Having had TWENTY-TWO YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN BUYING AND SELLING FARMS, in both Islands, should be sufficient guarantee lA as to capability, thereby saving disappointment and expense to vendors and would-be purchasers. No charge for advertising. Commission only charged in event of sales, and at Chamber of Commerce rates,