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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 4057, 3 June 1879, Page 2

|ENCO StAGE NB^'ZEA^ND INpJSTEIEb j, TO §!HE PEO^B OF WAiTGANibI ■i J^' .. /TOSTEie^P; /''-• MENSES HaCLLENSTEIN BEOS. Desire to inform you that a EETAIL BEANCH of the NEWryEALAND/^LOTHINGTHACTOEY Ml \J Jj .WILL BE OPENED in their fEate isirnk of A ustralasia), Corner of Victoria Avenue and Eidgway Street, ! WANGANUI, : ON SATUBDAY, MAECH 29. tiCTmasßESß^To^efffgttiimy^ ihtrbduce tbeif ■ Goods, and drive out the impor.i \t<ftfLi&m&&j havedecided to ?'..• !'V ' I'/. „Vii sell a .Or.AiJ SINGLE GAEMENT 3,^l^' . „.. "ATlQoodslarenmafked in plain ,i/: -I )}[), pgttres, for net CASH pNLY... „.< j. ""_, \ Any article purchftkddan4notVic: *'• V" 1* r l JflIJ!" • approved of will be exchanged |with the same courtesy with iwhiclL'itiwaßlß6ld,'o*,if flesir'ecly l"'"^ *'. t' (themoney,.willberettftned.''■".[,,-,]■■■.. j\. ){ '<016 i.l ffWi-yijgseto WhicKhas' at 1 b^A '■'■ tended the New Zealand Cloth- .Linfiofe \,, J.; mg Factory's Eetail branches in Auckland, Wellington, CHristchurch, Dunedin, and othsjqflj.yij rjf- <£//) towns, leads the proprietors'ta' ,^.' believe that there 'eiistsUtt ! /■ f: i^f praiseworthy desire on the:part. •. „ ■ - of the public to encourage New Kealand IndusJJriß^, especially ). j C/i \ where superior advantages are ! f; Offered, and your support is soUll •••'- lici^d on,; this-understanding ,'')'\i>~U'. \ "" , ' only. . ;" I V'l \ .j c LAWLOE.M;, i;. L .. i Manager l, Wanganui Branch",' New, Zealand Clothing Factory. • *■' " ' ■ i: . ■ ii... j AQEKTS FOR .WERTHEIM'S isiw- ' ING MACHINES, — We have just received a large ; assortment of these'calebrrted '•; ' ' wwjng.inachines/bothhiindandji-.f |,- ■. • ■ '.r treddje, ' the' Wertheim Lock , StjtChiHand is-'the i-;-f : ; ; largest and;most,.powerfulever : -„ invented'with f lo6sje'\vinding'' ' , o wheel/ aid 2ft extra accessories.! ,<: "- NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOEY' '; ,<j|'( T : WANGANUI.. . - "■'■' :- ::•■.' j,::.,'; .'Mu^, ,' --::: vu\' ) U. ..•;•■: iifj ' MUTUAL PEOVIDENT?. '- ■• ' AN Insurer,,aged:3o,'paysJ?24'lsßd yearly, for £1000. ' His first five years' bonna addition, iai&pß'lZß, making hU Policy £1143 12s. If he Vishesl he can take-his-boirosTin cash, which will treduce; the actual cost, to £16-2s per anunm for ,£HWO,or £112s 3d for each £100- The nett cost "will be further reduced by future bonuses, owing to the greaterjaga oflrthevPoliciesj i iManybf bur Policy-holders, are mow in receipt o? bonuses, after the premiums Tiiivebeen e'itinguishedby the' profits.: Large as theaboye:bonus',is,ilain<justiaedi ihatato-' that bonuses are never likely to' be less, but greater in the' future.-'' '■ Alb infdrniatioh cheerfully pffordedby „,..,. .. B. SHPET, „,•■ ].. „ Cawe 'op Mess rs Tatlo b and Wati. ', IyTESSES TJOLLOCK AND "VTOfiNG Bag*o notify that, they are cash purchasers of fat Snelp for boiling down purposes. Farmers and .others had better arrange early, ,as, pnly 500 per week will be required, and 3000 are'already booked for-the season. —.■ M Vj' ' ":o: ■N('s.^'i^^ ■l' -b ■•■•*'■ j _ PrQfessorrof Music. • . ;-:, •■. •■,,!,:.,. |„ j, r, ./,,. .^ ! For Terms, apply af his Private E-esideiice ops6site: ; Bank of Australasia. 7,- t~., s ..\. ]fti'] , " "|3"'''' E; '■■ A:: : K jf '; '- l-; E K ''' „ -.*,,., AECHITECT& SUEVEYOE. A. ■■;,!: i . ■/.J.'l-i-H) ■d'JXl.irj-f.YA .; Office:'over the Drapery Establishment of Mr 1 ii! Bridge, Taupo Quay^ " , . '; [A;CABD]; J...,/., ...•:.,;,.. iyr E BE |N ■';, S 'M-'iliit^l-B-,.-I Architect^ ' ''"-'; Victoria Chambers. OUTSTANDINJJ,^CQUNTS.j^]',,.. "' N^TJICfE TO. OIJSTOiIEES; '," :C JAMES SEIDGE, "iJrapfir, Taupk Quay, takes the liberty o(.reminding]his!.numerous Customers, that though-their individual indebtedness to him, may not to them seem of pressing importance,, yet in the' aggregate it represents a few thousands, thatin these times of financial pressures would be unusually acceptable. ■, . , . , Five per cent, discount will be allowed on all' accounts paid during this month. eemoval! ~ ~ G.EQRGE FLYGEE, Victoria Avenue, Tailor, , Ciothier, Outfitter, Hatter, and Woollen Draper. ; ,■' G. F. Has removed to his NEW PEEMISES, "two doors above the Post Office, and lately occupied by Mr J. Barr. CHEAPEST,HOUSE.Itf THE TEADE!; .-.'■<■ ■ Note the Address G "Et V 0 E G E FLYGEE, ! f ■-''-Victoria Avenua, Two Doors above the t.-.r.nL 1;.., ; Post Office. ; , , "jyi" X! ri E E E,N ;W OO D ■ • Ee3ident Dentist. ' "Victoria Ayehuei Opposite English Church. Dentistet ih, all its 'Branches. -n !■■ ■;■ ■ • ":';v ■;■"'■•■,■• -, P, "O-'-E ■:'•'- -0 '): W ;rl ( 'N J • ■ , -*-* " . ■ !■■; ' . ■'■■<■■;■■ :\ ;<■.•/; i' ;> I-" AECHTTECT.. ■ ; ; ,iiU*(j?.:,•:.■ i-fu'i ism:wo:>. N.B.—Buildings of all kinds valued-at-current rates. .^OfficeJ^Caxtoii Chambers', Victoria A'y^nuS 1,, *iJif«R ! ? H e'e'B':e' ETl'; EA W O N .j-f-tfj, •'. \ DENTIST. V'j'M The House lately iv the occuixvtibn of Mrs Taylor, „ Eidgway Street, next Bank of Australasia. Mr. Eawsonwill leave shortly to return to WlJJ \ lington.