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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10668, 12 June 1902, Page 1

Criterion Boarding-house LOWEB NIXON STBEET. WANGANUI. (Opposite the Railway Station.) H.HIHEB Proprietot Best <el Aooommodation on Moat Reasonable Tertnn Fin Boon Looss Boxes ask Sxmpije Booms. All Commonioatious by Letter or Telegram Promptu attended to. Telephone No 274.

Business Advertisements. An Ideal Assortment Of Superb Silks. . . HALF the oharm of an evening gown . " is m the material Every lady wants something different, something thai will command admiration and reflect her own good taste. SUxAy of stores have pretty Silks, but if you would get something quite but of the ordinary, that is prettier than the prettiest, that is almost fascinating in originality and beauty, yon (imply cannot resist taking advaatage cf our stook of ■ ~^ Pure Japanese Silks, In all the delicate tints most affected for evening wear— shades of Pink, Sky Brae, Butteroup, Canary; Eati de Nil, Heliotrope, also Cream, White, and Black. BEAU'IIFUL WEAVES EXQUISITE FABBICg I At 1/11, 2/6, and upwards, per yard. Important to the Ladies. Stylish Tailor Costumes Made to Measure* Also, -' „, COVERT COATS AKB CHESTERFIELDS Of the Very Latest Mode' From all the Newest Costume Cloths jost to hand. Costume Complete from Four Guineas Ladies' Tweed Skirts from Two Guineas Biding Habits .a Speciality.' I K___^9____3__2 LmE _ft I _E_lm_Bi Hk^__H_l M__l sjf ' t __H__Sf~' __?_■_■ ___i IB 1 STOP T _. ¥ Important Equally To the Gentlemen, ■ , EVERT MAN ha* his peculiarities, but these can easily be overoome by ' - BEING WELL SUITED. Jnst. Tinnld) tweed suits from (I UBS UOOK. 1 1 Three Gnilleaß . jTROUSEBB,2Ui \ Well Shrank eUIBAHTEED \ WeU Cut j WeU Made Overcoats. Overcoats. For the Winter Season. G. D. JONES & CO., THE LONDON TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. Bidgway Street, WauganuL I WHY BUY EGGS WHEftAStXPENNYTI^ OFEMPtRE Oft [WiaGOASffIRAS2OK>CS?i OPENING NOTICE. THOS. mTCHELk "DEGS to announce to his Customers _D and the Publio generally that'lie has KE-COMMENCED BUSINESS. In his Old Shop, Victoria Avenue, opposite the Catholic Church, whero he will be very pleased to see all his old customers rally around him once more. Having been catering for the Wanganui pnblio for, the jpast 25 years, he aaa, gained a reputation for supplying the PBiMEST^QUALnnr of *&vpr, .and it is stilt his intention to keep up ''this reputation. Orders and instructions to call on customers left, at the Shop will- bo promptly attended to. t i%x The Shop is now Opeii. Telephone, No. 88. T. MITCHELL, Late Proprietor Aramoho Freexintr Worlrt. NOTICE. ' ALL ACCOUNTS owing by me prior to the 30th day of September, 1901, are payable in full on application to the Assignee of my Estate, pursuant to an undertaking in th«t brlulf givou by tha New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd,