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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XIX, Issue 3203, 27 October 1876, Page 1

NOTICES NOTICE. HORSES taken into Graze on the Wangauui Racecourse Paddock. Ail care will be taken, but no responsibility whatever. Terms; 2s 6d.per week, or Gd. per night, payable in advance to Mr Silas Wall. - - FREEMAN R. JACKSOft, "'* "'* Hon. Sec. W.J.C. Sept 18 NEW MANAGEMENT IN | PETER BELL'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT. PETER BELL has much pleasure in announcing that the management of the above department is now in the hands of MR OLIVER, (From Auckland). Mr Oliver was well known in Auckland, and is now in Wanganui,- as A FIRST-CLASS CUTTER. , P. Bell has therefore every confidence in stating that gentlemen favouring him with a trial will be guaranteed A PERFECT F.I T. An efficient staff of First-class workmen, and Special Hands for Coats and Trousers 'guarantee the best workmanship. Gentlemen. can now select their own material from a most excellent stock of Nelson, Mosgiel, Geelong, Scotch, and West of England Tweeds, Doeskins, and Superfines. New Goods are being added weekly to the stock. - Eaii.AluiSUSgnt J_Rlß*B-by- -Postjwith ftstructiofiflTfor Self -Measure— - M_J_r_v." . PETER BELL Has much pleasure in announcing the ARRIVAL ofthe FIRST SHIPMENT of NEW GOODS FOR THIS SEASON for the TAILORING DEPARTMENT. The Goods now forward embrace a most carefully selected stock of Geelong, Melbourne, Mosgiel, Cheviot, Bannockburn, and West of England TWEEDS. Bedford Cords and Saddle Tweeds. Black, Blue, Brown, and Grey Coatings. West of England Wool-dyed Superfines in black and blue cloths. Diagonals, Doeskins, Cassimeres. New Vestings — in Cashmere, Silkmixed, white and drab Marsella, &c. also," Black Venetians, Silks, Warps, Sec, suitable for summer wear. Every Garment Warranted Shrunk. : PETER~~BELL, ; CLOTHIER AND OUTFITTER, ! VICTORIA HOUSE (Adjoiuing Bank of New Zealand). Sepfc 14 ' RAILWAY HOTEL, CORNER OP Taupo Quay and Market Square, WANGANUI. F EILERS, having assumed pos- • session of this commodious and conveniently arranged establishment, assures the public and those who use the house that every possible effort will be put forth to ensure their comfort, by ;areful attendance to expressed wishes, even in the most minute details. THE BAR DEPARTMENT s under personal supervision, and none but the purest and most reliable brands of WINES, BEERS, AND SPIRITS will be kept in stock, ! In this speciality, F. Eilers intends j by strict adherence to recognised principles, to secure for the Railway Hotel * a reputation whichitshall always be his aim to maintain in the future. A liberal table, reasonable charges, ' comfortable parlour and bedroom ac- ] commodation will render the Railway ' Hotela comfortable homefor all classes - of travellers. J F. EILERS respectfully Solicits a - share of public support, which he will * endeavour by every means in his power ] to deserve. ■ A few boarders can be accommodated. . F. EIIERS, Proprietor * Aug 5 *■ I (