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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXX, Issue 12052, 20 December 1906, Page 8

Httiom ■»!«■. NIXON. BADDBUTT, AND FOBLONG. NIXON, BADDELEY, & FORLONG'S LIST OF AUCTION SALES FOR DECEMBER, 1906. Waverley, Friday 21 FARMS of every description on onr books for sale or lease. AGENTS FOR— Wanganui People's Building Society. All classes of insurance effected. SALE TARDS AT— Wanganui, Waverley, Mangamahu, and Baetihi. Waverley Sale Tards. FRIDAY. 21st DECEMBER, Sale at 1 sharp. NIXON, BADDELET AND POELONQ will sell by public auction as *bove: — 20 2-year' steers , 3 2-year steers ' 3 cows and calves 3 fat cows 2 forward empty cows 3 2-year empty heifers 50 fat sheep (mixed) C^EE OUR WINDOWS OF Electro Plate SPURDLEf AND BOND. Wanganui Christmas Carnival. THIRD YEAR. the STANBURY-WEBB SCULLING RAGE. , For ths Championship of Nsw Zealand About three miles. The Greatest Aquatic Event ever held in the Colony. BOXIN6 DAY (DEC. 26), 1906. On Kaiwhalltf Course, Wanganni River Spectators can enjoy an uninterrupted viewfor over two miles. Boats will leave Belt's Wharf continuously from an early hour in the niorninc and connect with all trains. Return rare, 3/ChUdtfcn under IS, 1/6 (including admission to enclosure, near finishing post). SPECIAL BOATS TO FOLLOW THE! RACE, 3s. Admission to Enclosure at .Finishing Post, Is. Picnicing Grounds kindly placed at the disposal of the Committee by Mr R. Earle. Splendid opportunity to enjoy a day's outiag on the N.Z. Rhine, and witness an historical event. Garrison Band in attendance. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28. 6RAHD SPORTS MEETINfi. - Athletic. .Cycling, Chopping, etc. Cook's Garden* Liberal Prize Money. ALL THE BEST ATHLETES AND CYCLISTS WILL COMPETE. THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM OF CHAMPION AXEUIEN (8 in number), also D. PRETTY, Champion of N.Z. A REALLY GREAT DAY. Write or wir-r to/ Accomodation. JAMES T. MUIB, Secretary, P.O. Box 134. •yMAS PRESENTS A SPECIALITY, SPURDLE AND BOND. Travelling Trunks. OUR TRAVELLING TRUNKS and HAT BOXES are (specially suitable for holiday trips. Tncy are light, but strong; made of steel and bound witli steel hoop£. They are rigid, , thus do not permit the contents to be crushed out of recognition. We have them in all sizes and at our usual moderate prices. DAVID McFARLANB, RIDGWAY STREET. yMAS PRESENTS IN Electro Plate At SPURDLE AND BONDS. SOME of our Snips. — Mason's Herb Ext., 3 bottles for Is; Sardines, 4 tins for Is; Sauce, 3 bottles for la; and Table Vinegar. 2 bottles for Is.— U.F.C.A. 'ANTED Known.— Dine well, and do it at a moderate price, by having' your lunch at Taigel'fl, at the corner of Ridgway Street and Wicksteed Place. W~~ ANTED ~to~ Sell— Gent.'s~Eed~Bird Bicycle, fittod with free-wheel and back pedai brake. Practically as good a« new. Price £10 cash. Easy terms arranged. — Adams Limited. Avenue. WANTED Known.— At the Canterbury Cash Store you can get Currants, sd; Raisins. sd; Figs, 6d; Prunes, 6d 1b; New Potatoes, lOlb's Is; Cordials, assorted, per bottle lod : Ship's Limejuice. Is 2d. Peek's assorted delicacies in all varieties. See our windows to-nigrht for a display of Xmas Hams, Fruit, ' and general requisites for tho forthcoming festivities.— J. T. Cooch, Ridgway Street. DELICACIES, Delicacies, Delicacies.— At the Canterbury Cash Store. Peek's poods in all varieties. Salmon nnd Shrimn Pas^. Is bottle; Salmon and Ancbovey, Is bottle : Ham and Chicken, 9d iar; 'ToiiTiie au-1 Chicken, fld jar; Ox Tail Soup, 2s; Mock Turtle Soup. 2s; Barley Broth, 2s; Galentines, 2s; Terracotta jars Indian Chutney, Is 6d; Gorgonzola Cheese, 23 6d jar; Real Indian Chutney, in jars, Is 6d; Prawns, in glass iaro, 2s; Lobster in aspic jelly, 2a 6d; Duck in ielly, 2s: Dutch Cheese, Is; Stilton Cheese, in jars, 2s 9d.— J. T. Cooch, Eidgway Street.