Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 30 October 1882, Page 1

THE EMPORIUM OF STYLE ANI FASHION. J. PAUL HAVING received for this seasor some of the Choicest Shipments oi ENGLISH & CONTINENTAL GOODS ever shown in Wanganui, would draw special attention to his masnifioent •'.:;. ■ ' stock of ■ , MILLiNERY, BONNETS, TRIMMED ; HATS AND STRAW GOODS, Broche, Silk and Satin Mantillas, Cashmere Dolmans, elegantly trimmed with Laoe, Black Chenille Capes ' in great variety. DRESS DEPARTMENT Inoludes Nuns' Veiling and- Beiges The new Crepette Cloth, 44in wide, 2/11 per yard Satins and BroohS Silk for trimmings Coloured and Fancy Sateens, lOJd French Sateen Pompadour Medallion Border-for ( flqunces, .1/6 per yard l -i -, . -.'-,;■ ■;, ,- Oatmeal Cloths in all colours', 1/, 1/8 Fancy Towelling : for children's dresses', •1/6J ..:•...' ; '■'.:.■' ' v'T- ' Athelea Twills and' Sateens "Cambrics — Plain and Broche ''■','■ : Madras and Indian. Muslins,- all shades . J. PAUL would also call; special attention to his magnificent stock of '" ' - -< HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ./„• ong Lace Curtains .direct from the . manufacturer's, from 3/11 to 35/ Lace i" Curtains/ new pattern,' 1 just -introduced, 32/6 ■■'■'■' •- Prints in great variety, from 6Jd - • i'm ■■■ Table Damask, all Kinds, from 12Jd .Shirtings, fast colours, 7|d ■ „-,- J • Cretonnes, in special designs, lOJd to 1/9 '5 CASES ' - ' '' Ladies' and children's Hosiery . Lace Goods of every description Cream Laces from 2d per yard _.-" Sunshades and Umbrellas in variety : ': ; .3 CASES ." Muslin' and Lisse Frillings, cream, ecru', and white, -from 3d per yard : - . Muslin and Lace Ties, 6d and 9d each : 111 Joseph" paul. , 200 zinc-lined Cases for sale cheap. ■ SPECIAL FOR THE RACE WEEK. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. : MKB : WALKEE I S now opening up another large shipment of I • ' ' 'NEW GOODS, -: which, ivill bo on. view ON SATURDAY, 14th INSTANT. SPECIAL ! ' SPECIAL ! ! SPECIAL ! ! ! A.LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF . : PARISIAN. BONNETS, Comprising all the newest- shapes, tho favourite being the Princess of Wales. Largest and best assortment of Millinery . in'town. ■ : ■ - , Hats in the " Patienco," Manola, X/angtry, ■ , Spanish, May. Queen, Princess, • ',' , and Sunflower. A large stock of French Mowers &'J?eathers. Large Lot: of Coloured Fashionable : Hats, bought yery cheap. ■ 'NOVELTIES IN COSTUMES. Sunshades . llio newest designs and - ' colours, ar.d special good value. MANTLES AND JACKETS In • Ca^hihpro, Brocade, and Satin, a large stock, varying in price from 25s | to eight guineas.;mbs Walker , Would call special attention to. tho Dress ■ 1 Department. A largo assortment of ' . DRESS MATERIALS,-, Including the most Fashionable • Fabrics. Tho new-Nun's Crape Cloth; in all shades; . ■■ ■ n . - , ; '■■ -' " ■ . ] ■/. •'PRESSMAKI;NG;;' ; Conducted uiider the supervision of an Ex- '• ■ periciiced Dressmaker. Style, fit; and--11 ' : good work guaranteed. SOLE AGENT FOll MADAME WEIGEI's PAPEBCUT PATTEBN3.- I Note tho Address, — MRS WALKER'S MILLBBBI & OOTFITTIXa ESTABLISHMENT Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. publtcTnotick rpHE undersigned begs most respectfully X to inform the inhabit nuts in and around Wanganui that, having taken over the oldestablished Butchery business, situated in Victoria Avenue, opposite English Church, and formerly known as the Wanganui Meat Company, ho is now prepared to supply Families, Hotels, Boarding-house Keepers' and others with the primest of BEE1? AND WETHER MUTTON To be procured on the the West Coast. Arrangements have also been made for a constant supply of dairy-fed Pork. The Small Goods and Poultry Department will still be under Mr C.'s own supervision, and no expense will be spared to make it second to none in tho North Island Note tlio nddrcss, — JOHN OBEBWJSLL, ; Opposite (Jliurch of England, VIdTOBIA AVENTTE. WANOANUI. N.B. — Families waited on daily, and orders punctually attended to. NOTICE. TO FARMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. niHE undersigned, in connection with his 1 ' other business, is maker, of all kinds of Agricultural Implements in general use ni this district, including Wool Presses of any desired pattern ; Land Rollers, Plain, Segment, and Cambridge, or any' desired width ; Weight Drays, Farmers' Tip, or Wool, with harvesting tops if required, Castings for all kinds of Agricultural Machines supplied on the shortest notice. Horse Shoeing Forge in connection with the above branch, and work executed by competent workmen. In stock' and in progress — Cool Presses ; Land Rollers, Plain, Segment, and Cambridge ; Dray, and general Wheel work. DAVID MURRAY, Engineer, Millwright, Blacksmith, Boilermaker, Iron and Brass Founder, and Wheelwright, Wanganui Ironworks, TwpQ^wiyuum.uu^ummmwWaogaauA