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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 60, 12 February 1885, Page 1

MEW : YEAR ■ ■ ANNOUNCEMENT^ < Wollerinan & Hutcliesoii, GEOCEKS, 1 Wholesale Wine and Spirit , . Merchants, ■ Wish specialJy to direct the attention of their customers and the public j>f Painier&ton and surrounding districts • to the arrangements they have just days. . :■••• . ■• :.:.-■•:■. •■ ...•;,■.:• Besides a consuut supply of Dunedin and local Ales, we have laid iv a s,tpck of choice Eurpgeqn and, Colonial . Wiuesj and qre n^w^eady/lo sy'pp/y hampers of assorted dozens at exceptionally low prices! The following are -a few, of lading brands kegt iv stock : — Brandies — Hennessey's 1 and 3 star, Lucien Bellotj Merwkow, &c. Whiskies — Kilmarnock V.0., Dunville, Usher's Special Reserve, Carrick Blend, &c. Ports & Sherries of the best selected brands. ' '■' Australian Wines— Kich Constantia, Muscat, Comooo, and others too numerous to mention. : Bordeaux Wines^-st.Jniien, St. Gavin, La Rose, and Margaut. '■ Sparkling Wines — Clicquot, Pouiefoy,' Muscatel,' -&a ' English Ales & Stouts m pint* and quarts. ' ■■■■■•■■ W. and H. Would also call speci 1 attention -to their large and ; varieu assortment ; of Christmas Fruits-; also, to their very large stock of Teas and Sugars, selected from the best markets, and guaranteed to be of the titiest qualities. ■ , : We have also just opened out a firstclass assortment of Crockery and Glassware. And all .who wish to present their friend 3 with suitable Cliristiuas Presents, are invittd to inspect our stock of Ornamental Vases, Flower Pots, &c To the Puhlic of Palmer ston and Surrounding Districts. ; A WORD ON - Fine Arts. Furnishing is an Art, "Yes" One of High Arts. rifßjG Art^f J^iiruishi'ng v deals with JL ? so many and such Various hranckes of art, and if properly exercised demands from" those who practice it iso much alality and ; artistic feeling, that it? may fairly claim to rank among the Fine Arts. That it properly occupied this position is indisputable, and there seems no reason why it 'should not resume its place. . . Purchasing Furniture is a simple task. You have polite shopkeepers and salesmen to swear black is white. This or that article is just the very thin », quite new, only Opened up this morning. But you say " Will it match my curtains or carpet." "Oh yns, Ma'am, couldn't be nearer," never thinking whether are" Olive, green, or crushed strawberry. Why not save all worry of niatchi ing suid contrast, i makc <i< y f o our; ur home cosy and neat l>y employing UwholsteFers- who 'make/ it their study to avoid the gau»ly and meretricious, and to procure 'patteih.s arid colours thai will not offend the eye. £10 spent I»y them will equal £50 spent injudiciously. : .( >' Your favours are respectfully solicited. Experienced Upholsterer will attend, given residence* to take measurements and fix, : also to sew and lay Carpets, cut and fit loose Covers. ...... Every description of Upholstery work made up and executed at the Factoiy, Main-street> : . MITCHELL & STUTTEB, Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers, Main-street and The Square. W. H. Nettleship, (Late J. King Sc Co.). MANUFACTURING GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, Masonic Jeweller «fc medalist, Electro-plater and Gilder. Repairs Neatly Executed. Old Gold and Silver Bought. Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, 3 door* from the Post Office. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. IT is requested that all complaints of irregularity of delivery' may h j be made to the Office at once, so that I they may be duly inquii ed into.