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CUTLEBY! CUTLERY! ELECTRO-PLATE ! WE invite the attention of Parties Furnishing to our Large Stook of TABLE-CUTLERY, BEITISH AND ELECTRO-PLATED SILVER SPOONS & FORKS, , From the best Sheffield Makers. PRICES : Dessert Knives )•,„„«;, „.„ ,« per (bone-hanaiea) j 12s 6d> 14s ' 16s } doz Dessert Knives a . __, „ per (ivory-handled) " 24fl ' 36s ' 45s doz Table Knives . Ift .._ „, on per (bone-handled) 16s> 17s 6a > 20s doz Table Knives qn „ - n per (ivory-handled) 30s, 455, 50s | QZ TableKnivesana 1n .„ 0 , ) per Forks . 108 ' 16s ' 258 ) set. (MEAT AND GAME CABVBBS . AND TABLE STEELS TO MATCH.) ! BRITISH PLATE. Tea Spoons 4s, 6s, 8s [ |J* Dessert Spoons 11s | Table Spoons . 1.65,1856d,2256d jJ™ Dessert Forks 12b ( i** Table Forks 165,1856d,2256a j|^ ELECTRO-PLATED SILVER I Tea Spoons j 1156a,1256a,178 jJ™ Dessert Spoons 235, 30s, 35s |J™ Table Spoons,, : 328,428,408]!^ Dessert Forks . 21s, 80s, 34s Jj^ Table Forks '; 325, 40s, 44s '|™ Soup Ladles, Gravy, Salt Mustard, and Egg Spoons to matoh. Also a large asortment of Cruets, Toast Sacks, Biscuit Boxes, Pickle Frames and Forks, Fish Carvers, Dessert Knives in cases, Butter Coolers and ; Knives &c. I JAMES 'm*IN &00. MIND you don't forget it! Good and - cheap locks and latches, American and English, at R. O. Hoicbopt's. WANaANUI AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW, 1882. Extract from the Wak&antji Cheonicxe of October 20. TVEFORE leaving the implements we must JJ not overlook tho collection of drays shown by Mr Gavin Hamilton, nil of them of a solid and durable character, worthy of the establishment they emanated from. • 3 ' • ' In the course of the afternoon the competition for the best-shod horse took place, Messrs T.; Hamilton, W. Armstrong, and E. Shannon entering the lists. The contest was keen, but in the end Mr Hamilton was decided the winner both ns to the draught horses and thoroughbreds. Prizes. — Implements : Mr G. Hamilton, wharf dray, Ist. Miscellaneous : Best farm cart, Mr G. Howe's prize, £l Is, Mr Gavin Hamilton. The firm hare, during the lnst four years, been constant takers of both first and second prizes. HAMILTON'S SHOEING FORGE, RIDGWAT-STBEET. r\AXiL at Francis J. Jones's, tho cheapest \J shop in town fye Boots and Shoes. Men's Shooting Boots only 12s 6d. ■ THE MERCANTILE & BANKRUPTCY - GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. "THE only Gazette published in tho colony, ' and K^'ing the fullest particulars of Bankruptcy, and Mercantile matters, and containing weekly information of all Bilk of Sale, Mortgages of Stock, Liens on Wool, Liens on ' Crops, Affidavits of Satisfaction, Bailments, Shavo Bcports, &c., and with which is now incorporated " The New Zealand. Trade Protection Society's Private List of Bills of- Sale," &c, tho entire right, title, and interest therein having been purchased from Mr Samuel Carrol, of Wellington. Annual subscription, dE3 3s, payable in advance. Half-yearly Index published in January and July in each year. Agent for Wanganui, H. I JONES. Head Office, Dunedin. B, T. Wheeieb, Advertising Agency, Stafford-street. Alexander .Ajtken grocery, provision, and fruit sto c, Nearly opposite the Ra way Station Taupo Quay ttS* Inspection TrrriTKn MONEY TO LEND, in sums to suit bor iri. rowers' Apply to G. McCaul, Victoria Avenue. npHB NEW ZEALAND i ; \M\t|Z\ SHIPPING COMPANY' !*C^Z-^MI "WOOL SEASON, 1882-3. 11l The following high-classed I" iron clipper ships ore op- ! pointed to soil from Wellington for London during I tlie season, carrying passengers and all descriptions of cargo' at current rates : — Ships. Tons Class. Master Date. Cooleen ... 629100A1 Barkley ... Nov. Otaki ... 1014 do Holbeache to follow Wanganui 1077 do Watt ... do Orari ... 1011 do Worster ... do and other first class vessels to follow as re qnned. Freight and Passage arrangements can bimade at the Head Office. Christcuureh, or at any ol th Branches in New Zealand, ■*Pply> in Weilikotok, to the NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO., LIMITED Cnstomhonßa Quay. pASSENOEE LINE OF PACKETS FOE, LONDON DIRECT. SAILING- IN ALL "NOVEMBER. VTu. The Splendid Iron Cliijper Barque ffimk GLENLOBA, . M^^fc 716 tons, W. Scotland, master. This vessel will be the first wool ship of the season, and will arrive in London in time for the February wool sales. Cargo is now being received on the Queen's Wharf, Wellington. For freight or passage-money apply to JOHN P. WATT, ■ , Agent. ANGANTJI BEI.CK "SARDS, Close ] to St. Tohn's Platform. ' W- WARWICK, Proprietor |

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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 8 November 1882, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 8 November 1882, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 8 November 1882, Page 1

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