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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XVII, Issue 2413, 23 April 1874, Page 1

■ ■ ! I • - - | . . ■ , ; ." ;;. ■"■''' notices' ' : •:...••■ AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. t T!HE Undersigned have for Sale. — I NICHOLSON'S Patent Back Delivery REAPER •...,..■ ; 1 . Do Mowing Machine 1 HENDERSON & Go's ''Bodington Patent "REAPER and MOWER, .;....■ These Implements are of Colonial manufacture and, specially adapted" tor this district. '/ •. Il " ; ' " '';'- ■' TA7LOR & WATT. JDec 20. NEW-MARKET HORSE BAZAAR. Weekly Sales every Saturday. Livery & Bait Stables. THE undersignedr begs to inform the Gentry of Wanganui and-> the surrounding dis'jrictsy'that he i« prepared to supply them with Fine Hacks and comfoi table Vehicles of every description at the most reasonable rates. v " : In conjunction with this branch of the business, Mr Freeth has a Store at which Hay, Corn, Wood, &c, can be obtained at current rates. Country Settlers can others can stable their horses here and i'eed them themselves, upon the payment of a moderate sum for standing. A Waggon will be sent to Mar ton and Waitdtara regularly on Mondays and Thursdays from the New-market Horse Bazaar ; the rates of carriage can be ascertained upon application. All Parcels can be safely deposited until the departure of the waggons. Every Saturday an Auction Sale will be held of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Fire wood, and Colonial Produce. Only a small fee charged to the vendors. IS A. AC FREETH, NE W MARKET HORSE BA ZJi AR, Market Square. - ; N. B. — Good Horses and cai'eful Drivers. Oct 25. ENLARGEMENT OF PREMISES. JOHN ANDERSON, (LATE ANDEKSON BROS.) . Cabinet and Upholstery Warehouse, VICTORIA AVENUE. T A. takes this opportunity of thankpi c ing the general public for the very liberal support accorded to him since opening his New Premises, and begs further to inform them that he has just completed the ENLARGEMENT of his premises, giving him further facilities for carrying on the Cabinet and Upholstery Business in all its Branched, and enabling him to show a more extensive and varied stock of Furniture and Furnishings of every description connected with.,, the trade. : ; J. A. would kindly invite an inspection of thj undermentioned Stock, and solicits a contiuuciuc3 of past favors. Drawing-room Suites in Walnut Dining-room do iv Mahogany, Cedar, and Rimu Dining-room Tables, oblong and round Kitchen -: > do and Dressers Stuffed Chairs of every description Couches, Sofas, "end Colonial Couches Cheffioneers and Cupboards T : „ Do , and Book-cases Iron and .Wooden Bedsteads', : double and single Children's Cots, iron and- wooden Chests of Drawers Wash Stands and Toilet Tables Wood and Iron Stretchers Drawing,- Dicing, and Bedroom Cane-seat Chairs ot every description ' Wood-seat do, American and English Looking Uiasses in large variety , ( . Music Stools . . Perambulators, double and single.. ■ Bassinettes, Night Com mod os Towel Horses; Cedar or.llimu, Engravings, (Chromo Lithograph and Steel) Picture Frame Mouldings, (Gilt & Walnut) Mattrasses— [Spring, Horse-hair, Flock, and Flax. : . Paliasse Bolsters and Pillows Leather, Cloth, and Damask Cushions, Carpets— brussels, Tapestry, Kiderminster and. Felt Oilcloths from f-yard to 12 ft. wide Felt Squares and Rugs Coir Mattings from £-yard to I^-yardg wide ■ i ; " China do, Check and White Hearth Rugs, Foot .Mats Damask Tabling,. 6 ft. wide. .... ; . ."" Do Table Covers, (in .variety).. ',-, Lace and M.usHn Curtains. ., •-...,, ■ Oil Baizes — Mahogany, d Walnut, anarble patterns Damasks, Curtain Borders, and Tassels &C,, (&C, ' &C. lARPETS, CURTAINS, BLINDS, Etc., MADE UP. | PICTURES FRAMED J > * . . . ~ ' Sept. iG. . i ' '."