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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10817, 6 December 1902, Page 1

.MEW. f4Si_-L.AN i D% r ' j ..;''•''"• *^t. » ;f - ' ' -WANGAJrOI _trVBR,-JXOtJ_fcSIO^S. * • v \j / }iTIME-TABLE :i".' . , * NOVEMBER TO'DECEMBEk, 15, 1902. Up-riv4r,"froni Wanganui I |yl l UESDAYS, THURS_p_TS\ SATURDAm^ '■£_ n Down-riV^k, Vro m ' Kpijuctr-WEDNES-DAYS, FRI_^AYS,rMONI»Y«. > Upper ReaCTCg Excur^ivS in connection' witbriß^c-j _??\p,->. .- {•*-;r\"O* \ ■' ' '••'„ TIME-TABLE:,; , , „ .. 7 riI6M' DECEMBER' ISfch,. 1902. -U#rrvj}f; from' Wa%aiWl^*nJs3SDAfrS, "FBIi D_J_%*/SA*^EDA¥&:' **. - J * ; V " -'• -^ ', , .§PECLALTmp^AY EXCISIONS Leaving- Daily, as abpvev , First "Dayi--W_|iVa_ni .to Pipjrikiv ' •sS^o^'d:l/aj^AH; ©ay, ab,QV* Returning to Pipiriki in' tH^,eVe'n£_g. : 1 - ' Third 'Biay^Tßajcik t» Wanganui, arriving' about, 3 p.m.. 4" " • » "j '• TANGARA___F SEB.VICE. From Pipiriki— SATURDAYS. From Wangamomona—TUESDAYS. SUNDAY AFTEBNOON EXCURSIONS. At 2.30 p.m., returning at 5 p.m. No one -visiting the Wanganui River should miss tloing the All-Day Excnrsidh above Pipiriki. The ' grandeur ,of this part must be seen to be fully realised. FLEET— Mannwaii Wairere, Waione, Ohura, Wai-iti, Aotea, Aorere. ..A. HATRICK AND CO. FOB NELSON DIRECT. 3 ' r _^HE s.B. CHARLES i-Jkri§wEr£ '*■ EUJVABD, Captain JfeaLijai^ Wildinan. "will Bail (or the jSBBBSSB-isß-bDve port (weather and -circunisi&ncWS^perttilfcting), oh ' '" ' ~ . .SATUBDAY, 6th December, at 9 p.m. J For f arih'drWrt'icfilafs ar>piy to LEV^A, PO., Ld., / . Agents. Taupo Quay. - ffiv./!' '."-»fc { , ■#.«■»* -■- • '' ' 'KOB^BSN - , eTEA-tSHJP 007. FOX ONEHUIWA VIA OPUNAKE. - 'i| • - ,< 4 rrrt7; d v --.•»■' * ' :': ' •AL ■■¥' • 'fit ' - TP -® Northarn Steam-J^yßßßMß^^d-l? -Hani44_9E__Q— _— _^V*'-iu, will s_ilffe>r tba __ove paeiH (W_ftttoar and oircnmliances permit* I instant, jafcil p.m. ■": #or lotuier partionlara apply io , ' Johnston & co., Ld. Agents. WELLINGTON STEAM PACKET CO. Steatner«l wfll ?>? > ' Jlf-. si, ?|p_tohed tindeV (VeMneV< «n^ oir-. 'oamstances permitting) ,!«**;V if^' 1 ' ' w ,v ? • • ■] l >~* FOIt WELLIIIGTpN. BTORMBFRI).-W_imday, atVmidpight. ■ N^Z. LOAN 4 MERCANTILE • .. } •/ . . •. *• ' t v._ 60V., Agents. • HUlA.— Monday, 'at midnight. W/ftSOANUI SUPPLY COY., <- " Agents. , ! '' - (y'\'itt^iWSSTfpßT.'( y '\ 'itt^iWSSTfpßT.' '• ,•' - MOA.-Saturdiy ; ai 10 p;&. , FOR GREYMOUTH. \ ORETl.— Earfy. .; : JOHNSTON* CO., -■ ■ , ■ Agents. For freight or passages apply to above agouta or to C. F. MILLWARD, * • Wanganni W. M. THOMSON, (Date Nettleship and Thomson), WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Victoria .Avenue, Wanganui. l . 1, • - AN up-to-date Assortment of WATCHES, CLpCKB, and JJ_WELLEKY, always pjTHjui-,'* " t r'' ■ . .! BEFAIKS A SPECIAIiITY. : 1 ________ W. M. THOMSON, .Watchmaker and^Jeweller, Victoria Avenne. . ' • 1, „' •-*„•; : " i ' READY-MADE CLOTHING^ AT JOSEPH PAUL fit CO.'S, OUR READY -MADE CLOTHING has become a HOUSEHOLD WORD! AU wear it .for the simple reason that it is the BEST FITTING, BEST CUT, and ' BEST" TTtNISHED- Read^-Made Clothing Procurable.' ~-- '■ •>' -'--'"'* - - MEN'S WEAB. Men's Kaiapoi Tweed Suits in great va.•f ;^'. vfiety, asft,^9fti6d, 355, 4§s, 555.,_... „ ,9Qb Pairs Men's, '^aiapoi- Twee^dTroHsersi splendid lino for a working man, 8s lid, - ■— .- \- • and_9s_JLjldi' « — • <■- - 550 Pairs Menus' Saddle Tweeds at" 10s 6d, Special sizes in Men's Clothing for short, , stout paople, and tall, slim people. JUVENILE, SUITS. Boys' Three Garment Colonial Tweed 1 Suits with strap and buckle, 22s 6d, 255, 29s 6d. and Youths- Norfolk Suits, step collars, strap and" buckle," 16s 6d, 17s 6d, " I*"*' *»:•*•'-. - I9s^'ed=r*and 21s. • PreftV Cbnway'S.uits f*rs tiny^Kttle' boys (size/,dO; O,M, 2,* 3) 12s 6d, 14a 6d, 17s v 6J', _?*oys' liOfd Napier .Suits, strap attd htffcklc, 11s 6d, 14s Gd; anA J7s 6d. Boys'!' Knidkers in 'all. sizes kept in stock. <■ _,? \ -V .•( \. __ .* I■ ' ■ ' JOSEPH PAUL AND CO.'S. ' WANGANUI. t:>l :.;..- -. k'\ K \ •• ." $$&s?• 224 ' V*IOOPER, ,-Grocer, . B ellß_Hoan'B Shift \J Polish— 6d, la, por packet.