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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 242, 4 August 1877, Page 3

HALL OF COMMERCE, ST. HILL STREET AND TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. Ji E S. WYMOND & CO. ■pESPECTFULLY return thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen -*■*' of Fatea and the surrounding districts for the large amount of patronage they have received during the time they have carried on business in Wanganui, and cannot but feel that their efforts to sell good and serviceable materials, at the lowest possible cash prices, have been duly appreciated. They now beg to state that having disposed of their entire Business to Mr H. L. NICHOLAS, their late Manager, they trust that those favours so liberally shown to themselves will be continued to their successor. HAIL OF COIISaCE, HL. NICHOLAS, late Manager for T. S. Wymcsd & Co., having purchased , the whole of their Stock-iu-Trade from them at a heavy discount for Cash ! is now prepared to supply DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE PRICES i CASH I In soliciting the continued support ami patronage of their numerous friends, ami the Ladies and Gentlemen of Paten and surrounding districts generally, 11. L. NICHOLAS & CO. desire to note particularly that it will be their aim and endeavour to continue to sell at the lowest possible prices, for CASH, FIRST CLASS MATERIALS OP EVERY 3}ESCB'XPTZO3!ir. The success which has attended the efforts of Messrs T. S. Wvmosd & Co., leads the present proprietors to believe that there exists a praiseworthy desire on the part of the public to encourage the system of cash business, especially when superior advantages are offered, and your support and patronage are earnestly solicited. ANY ARTICLE PURCHASED AND NOT APPROVED, WILL BE EXCHANGED WITH TEE SAME COURTESY WITH WHICH IT WAS SOLD. The Stock will be found thoroughly assorted in all the various Departments, Fresh, Clean, and Free from Rubbish. A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF Flannels Shirtings Quiltings Toilet Covers Curtains Sheetings Blankets Rugs Stays Costumes Underclothing Drosses Winceys ’ Mantles French Merinos Ladies’ and Children’s Jackets Plaids Woollen Goods Shawls Furs Men’s, Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing Millinery Hats Caps Hosiery Braces Belts, &c. And all the usual Assortment of Goods that go to make up a Draper and Clothier’s Stock, Heads of Families, Country Settlers, Hotelkeepers, and purchasers of Drapery in general, should visit the HALL OF COMMERCE and inspect the Stock bo fort) purchasing their Winter Goods. Shipments of new goods constantly arriving, and any article required and not in stock, will be procured in the shortest possible time upon receipt of order. NOTE THE ADDRESSH. L. NICHOLAS & CO., SUCCESSORS TO T. S. WYMOND & CO., HALL OF COMMERCE, Corner of St. Kill Street and Taupo Quay, WANGANUI. New Books and. Stationery, Sunday at Homs, leisure 22our, and family Friend, Drawing, Letter, Note, and Blotting Paper, At It. CURRIE’S, Watchmaker, Fancy Goods ami Stationery Repository, opposite Town Flail, Carlyle. ?> 8 9a p 3 eaozßyrßfßeiH&src SELLING OUT! SELLING OUT! AT COST BRICE. f. o’s. McCarthy, HAVING entered into another business, has determined to Clear Out the whole of his Large and Vailed STOCK of Ladies’, Gentlemen’s, and Children’s BOOTS and SHOES. Bargains for all. Call early. Opposite the Town Hall, Carlyle. 394a29 FELIX McGUIRE, Land, Commission, and Financial Agent, E’awera, HAS REMOVED his Office to a more suitable one, in the Warehouse of Mr Furlong. All business entrusted will bo promptly attended to. £2,000 to lend, on good security, at 9 per cent. Office hours—lo a.m. to 4 p.m. 402031 ON sale. Spring 1 Seed Wheat. COOPER’S Sheep Dip. S. TAPLIN, GENERAL MERCHANT AND IMPORTER. PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. C. H. Monkton, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST. WANGANUI. WILL operate in lIAWERA for TWO WEEKS ONLY, next Air Baker’s, Cabinet Maker. Views of Houses, Farms, &c., taken up to 10 inches by 12. A large assortment of Albums, Photographic Jewellery, Stereoscopes, Ac., on hand. N.B.—For Two weeks only. C.H.M. will also visit Patea for Two weeks. 368 ALL and SEE Adams’ 12s 6d Strong 66 Tweed Browsers ; 7s 9d Coloured Moleskins ; All-wool Tweed Galatea Coats, at 20s—without doubt the cheapest lines in the District—Cardigan House, Carlyle. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL £1,000,000 Fire and Marine risks taken at the lowest current rates. SAMUEL TAPLIN.\ Agent, CARLYLE DISTRICT.