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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XX, Issue 3401, 19 June 1877, Page 4

NOTICES HALL OF COMMERCE, C'OKNER OF ST HILL STREET AND TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. NOTICE. ry\ s. wymond & co. A. e Eespectfully return thanks to the Ladies and fl-entlemen of Wangauui and surrounding districts for the large amount of patronage they have received during the time they have carried on business in Wanganui, aud 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 op their Entire Business j to their late Manager, Mr' H. L. NICHOLAS, they trust that those favours so liberally shown to them- j selves may be continued to their successor. HALL OF COMMERCE. O L. NICHOLAS, Late Manager for T. S. Wtmond and Co., having purchased the whole of their Stock in Trade from them, at a heavy discount, for Cash, is now prepared to supply Drapery and Clothing at Wholesale Prices for Cash, In soliciting the continued support and patronage of his numerous friends and the public of Wauganui and surrounding districts generally, H. L. NICHOLAS & CO. desire to note particularly that it will be their constant aim aud endeavour to continue to sell, at the lowest possible price for cash, First Class Materials of every description. The success that has attended the efforts of T. S. Wymond & 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, specially where superior advantages are offered, and your support and patronage is respectfully solicited. Any article purchased aud not approved of will be exchanged with the 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, quilts, toilet covers, curtains, sheetings, blankets, ruga, stays, underclothing, dresses, costumes, winceys, Erench merinos, plaids, woollen goods, furs, ladies' aud children's iackets, mantles, shawls, millinery, fancy goods men's boys' and youths' clothing, hals, caps, braces, hosiery, scarfs, ties, belts, &c, and a-11 the usual assortment of goods that go to make up a Drapery and Clothing Stock. Heads of Families, Country Settlers, Hotelkeepers, as well as Purchasers of Drapery in general, should visit the Hall of Commerce, and inspect for themselves before purchasing their Winter Goods. Shipments of new goods constantly arriviDg, and any article required aud not in stock will be procured in the shortest possible time upon receipt of order. Note the Address — H. L. NICHOLAS & CO., Successors to T. S. WTMOND & CO., HALL OF COMMERCE, Corner of St Hill Street and Taupo Quay, Wauganui. N.B. — Price Lists and Quotations will appear in future advertisements.! May 24 4