JQHN3TQN AND COS NOTICES. Joh n s ton and C 0., f .,: Patent Foub,-Babbed ■ Wibe. F . MAKES 'THE BEST AND CHEAPEST JFEiVOE IN THE WOELD i , •■-. Maximum in Strength— Minimum in Weight.
JOHNSTON" and CO., MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS' OF -WELLINGTON, HAVE now Opened a Branch. Estab- | lishment in Wanganui : and have on Sale at their 1 t :' PREMISES," AICTORIA AVENUE Cocoa-:— Taylor's. Fry 1 s, Epp's, and Va Houten's Holloway's and Cockle's PUls. Salt, coarse, and fine, and in jars Soap powder, mustard, arrowroot, caraway and ginger Patent groats arid barley, gelatine Castor and salad oils, lemon peel Carbonate 'of soda,, cream tartar, tartaric acid, vinegar ' ' , ' ' White and blue starch .Jujubes and pastiles Wax yescas, sauces, split peas Mixed spiceV potted meats ' ' | Blacking, Colman's dark and azure blue Condensed milk ' Maccaroni and vermicelli, currie powder Tapioca, pepper, cornflower Pickles, anchovy paste, capers Keillor's jams; marmalade ■Sago, bottled fruits, Epsom salts Whiting,, twines, sulphur , , • , Bice : .-.;■, » ■ ■, : • • Galvanized iron Fencing, wire. and staples, kerosene ) '' Nails, cornsacks, woolpacks Sardines, salmon, oysters, lobsters Herrings Candles, soda crystals Paper — Printing and wrapper amd paper bags •-, ■ Porter — Guinness's, by Burke Ale— Bass's and ' Allsopp's, bottled by Burke: also, Burkes light sparkling pale ale Currants, eleme, sultana and muscatel raisins Sugars, 1 ' teas, tobaccos Whiskey, brandy, geneva, Old Tm rum Sherry, port, claret, ginger wine Champagne Adelaide wines Standard iron, clothes pegs Eaw, boiled and colza oil White lead, sheet lead 1 Cotton waste, axes, axe handles, L.H. shovels Brooms, 1 C, Tin plates
• i AGENTS i. FOB: • ■: E. and J. Burkes, SparMing Pale Ale Guinness'e Foreign Stout, Bottled by E. and J'.ißurko. | , ■ • : ■ , : E. andJ, "Burke-ia Irish and Scotch 1 Whiskeys/in bottle or hulk Luoien Bellofs Brandy, ' in qr-casUß, cases', flasks, half-flasks Davie's Galyamzed Corrugated Iron De Castella's & Rowan's Colonial Wine To.amyeex"Beeolidale _ 250 Cases Guiijuessls Stout, hottlecl by E. and J. Burke, qts. 50 „■ Gninness's Stout, bottled by E. and J.. Burke, Pints. , 80 „ Burkes Ale, qts. , ... 20' „,. Burkes. Ale. Pints, 50 „ Bhapsodift 40 „ Burkes Whisky , : • 10 „ Sparkling Cider Pints Ex"-Webt.Tork " ... ; . 100 Cases Golden Fleece Bum j 3£ Tanks Sultan a .E&isins ■. - 1 Eleme Baisins -. --. .• 1 Case' Bleaebel Ginger ■ .• . i • 1 .„ Unbleached Ginger . i -.: 100 Boxes Macoaroni 20 Vermibelli- : ! ■ ' : ■ 10 Cases Candied Peel 50 Currants • " ■ • ■ 30 . „ Millar's Sauce ■ ' 5 „ Ketohup Sauce ■ >-■ 60 , Assorted Pickles 10 Tons $6 Excelsior Fencing Wire . , ; 10 „ $7 „ .. . ! 10 „ $8 „ i> 25 Hhds. H. Evans' Vinegar ; , 501 Casks Eastwood's Cement \ 20 Cases Clicquot Champagne qts . 100 Cases Golden Fleece Bum , . 300 Bags Salt • ' • • . 1 Tank Eleme Baisins To arrive ex' A- Otaki;" : -; : 40 CasesDavisO-alvanizedlron 26 guage ! Ex " Sea Toiler," 30 Boxes Price's Paraffine Candles 100 Boxes Price's Belmont Candles 50 Cases Swiss Milk " 50 Cases Heddle's Giuger Wine 50 Cases Heddle's Lime Juice . 50 Cases Thompson's 'Ginjger Wine 100, Oases Dunville's Whisky ■ 20 Dozen W and P §38 Sheep Shears ' 100 cases currants 50 Drums Colza Oil 50 Drums Boiled Oil 50 Drums Ba'w Oil 30 Cases Heidsieck's Dry Monopole Champagne 10 Cases Van Houten's Cocoa ICO Cases Kinahan's L L Whisky 1 TrauuianVPianpj '
KOHN BROS., WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERSJMPORTERS VICTORIA. AVENUPC, WANGANUI, And 43, London Wall,. London, " JOHN ANDERSON, VICTORIA. AVENUE. THE LA.RGEST AND /BEST FURNITURE AND CARPET WA 11 JSHOUSE • ." IN WANGA-NU.I. IN STOCK " Stuffedouches " ' Baskets "■•Dust'Pun Tapostrys d Colonial Couclie 4'oilet Glasses Carpet-! Curtains, new Ctvle Ooloiiil "-'• WarHe GHasjcs Brutecls jSlattrasaes Sofas Chairs ;hininoy Q-laascss TapestrT Spring do Foldingchairs' ' '•' Jilt, Ilysowond do -Kidderminster Hair, Wool, Flock Croquet Clniiis ' '\ Mapk and Inlaid d o I'elt . and Flax do Chelfoniers' iiang-up Glasses ■ Full Squares ' Feather Beds Sook Cases " '" ■ Bookshelves Stair Carpets Palliasse* 'Loo Tables : Wardrobes Do Linen Bolster* leather & Dining Tables -' ■ : Hatracks Crumb Cloths Flock Kitchen Tables Cornice Poles > Coir Matting Pillows Dreasiiig Tables '■ Window Eollers. > Cord do Hassocks Occationablo Tables l J ateut shades Manila do Foot Stools Chess itop Tables Voußtianßlinds Flux do" Ottomans Kipsyi Tables Whatnots China do Hearth Rugs Dcpoy Tables Centre do ■ Oilcloth, wicln Door Mats Work,Table3 Canterbury do I'assiiyu do JSngravin \Vashstarid3 Canterberries Liuolbuu-. tVashatand Screon Toilet. Sets ' Music Stools Window 11 .- liuids Do Mats, Table do Chest Drawer a Brackets and Shelves Table Baize; Fringes Irun Bedsteads Enclosed Mahogony Do in O.oth Ottomans Tron Canopy • . Waahtands Do in Piece Quioksilvo Q- bes Wood' Bedsteads Perambulators, four Green Baize Work Boxos Iron and Wood and threowheel • Damasks . _ Upholstcrei-'s TrimCommodes Bassinettes Repps minj; Brushes Towel horses • jj'ondors and Fire- Silk do Hair Brooms Kilchbn Horses irons Oil Cloth Carpet do Drcssess . Door jumpers Critonnei &c, &c, &c., Drawing and Dining Room Suites, New Styles ; Wood, Cauo, and Spring Seat ' ' ' Chairs of every description. ■ GEOROE BOOTH & SONS, ' ' ' IMPOItTEKS .OF ' AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY Tuam and St. -.A saph Streets, Clmstchurch. SOLE AGENTS OB llAKsbiiii's Engines and Thhasiieks " FaHMEKS' FIUESD, " AND " AloSAflCJlGllAllf DkILLS liANDALL UI'TOLVIKG DISO HaKKOWS 'Fukst' and' Bradlev's Oakg and vSousir Ploughs Tjiii " E.vsy " Law Mowjsi; Ac, Ac, Send for our full Illustrated CaUtloguo of Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, Drills, Sowers, Reapers, Jilowers, Uakca, Soot-Cutters, Chaff-Cutters, Corn-Crushers Ti'iwn Mowers, Farm and Garden Tools, Iron Turbine Windmills, &c, &c. We confine ourselves entirely to Agricultural Implements and Farm Requisites, and have the largest nuil best assorted Stock in the colony. DATALOGUE3 \ND CIItCULARS f'HEE ON APPLICATION. CJEOKGB BOOTH AND SONS, OHBISTCHLSOH.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 23 October 1882, Page 4
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859Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 23 October 1882, Page 4
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