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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 9662, 10 November 1882, Page 1

Sale tacotoiomtczDzavDaimaataui Soi n oale ooooiaiaicDQffiooQtDo Dale Sale Sale Sale FIRE AND WATER; s s aci c Sale FIRE AND WATER. S a l e J Sale Sale E Sale tTNDENiABiiE Bargains s s aci c Sale Undexiadie Bargains! g a j c Sale TT is anillwind that blows no- g a j c Sale - 1 - «ody good- Thegoodinthis Sale i q-1- case will be reserved for tho q i ■ a"," Visitors to our Cash Boot and 2, 2 a { c Shoe Market on Saturday next, g", 10 ° ale November 4th, when the whole g a } c g a } 9 of the stock, even that part the g a j e 5 | ale most slightly affected by the g ale bale disastrous fire, will, or rather Sale Sale must bo sold at some price to Sale ' Sale prevent further deterioration. Sale Sale Who will be first? The boots Sale Sale are hero ; tho Bargains' are Sale i Sale immense. It remains with our Sale Sale customers to take the great ad- Sale Sale vantage of bein^ first'in the Sale Sale field. The earlier you come Sale 1 Sale lno greater is your choice, the ' Sale Sale Sweater your satisfaction. ' g a j Q ' Sale A genuine sale! a genuine s saca i e Sale c ear n boots and g a j Sale s^°. es- -^° wonlan c^n make a g a | a , satisfactory appearance unless S , % a }° she docs. Slic may dress in | a } c I g a f e finest silks, made up in the best | ale ° a { e manner and style, and unless g a j c g a } c tho feet look neat the rest is a g a j e oale partial failiu-e. You sec a fine Sale , Sale ladydresscd.nndsholookswell, . Sale Sale but catch a glimpse of her feet, Sale Sale and should she have on a i>air Sale Sale of worn, inn down at the heels, Sale Sale out at the toes, slip-shoddy, Sale Sale rusty boots, your admiration Sile Sale changes to a feeling of disgust. Sale Sale On the other hand, if her feet gale g a ] c look nice she will pass satis- Sale Sale f a °t or 'ly though the bnlnnco g a ] c Sale °^ ncr wart h"obe be plain. g a j c | a ] c Lndics' Kid Boots, 3s lid | a J c ° a } B Ladies' House Boots, 3s lid . S 3 } B g a i e Ladies' Lasting Boots, Gs Cd ° a ' e Sale Lndics' Slippers, 23 lid g s j e bale Ln C lj c3 > Balmoral?, 8s lid Sale Sale Lndies' Levant Boots, 8s Gd Sale Sale Men's AVatcrtights, 10s Gd Sale Sale Men's Shooting Boots, 14s Gd Sale Sale Men's Cnlf E.S. Boots, 12s Gd Sale Sale Men's Shoes. 0s Gd Sale Sale Men's Bluchers, 53 lid Sale Sale Men's Slippers, 3s 6d Sale Sale Copper Toes, 2s lid g a l e Sale li'ints' Boots, from Gd g a | c Sale Women's Dairy Boots, 7s 6d g a ] c Sale Boys' Strong Nnilcd Boots, G/G g a i c Sale fm:fc we aro w '" in S to prove, n°}° 2 I that we can show a more S , ° a { e varied and better assorted' 2 , g ao stock of BOOTS and SHOES, ™° bale suited to the wants of tho ° ale Sale people in this community, kale Sale and that our prices average Sale Sale Lower, considering the quality Sale Pale of stock arid workmanship, Sale Sale thnn any other house in our Sale Sale lino in this section of country. Sale Sab Sale Sale REMEMBER!— Sale Sale SATURDAY, NOV. 4, Sale K GREAT SALE gj Sale AI TIIE Sale Sale New Tiiees Cash Boot and Sale ■ Sale — ■ Siioe. Market. Sale Sa'e ■ Sale Sale R- HANNAH & CO., Sale Sale Proprietors. Sale Sale . Sale Sale ® JJ *,2!,2,5i,2 3 J£ ° JZ JSJZ ° Sale ftalea; co!/-a.oQ«Jcccco!:a.c»a203aa iSale MUSIC. MISS WILLIS is prepared to receive pupils for instruction on the .Piano Terms Moderate. MUSIC: ■ "TTACANCIES for two or three Pupils for V Pianoforte, Violin, or. Cornopean. Term commences with first lesson. E. J. KING, Academy of Music. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. I COAL SUPPLY, 1883. Railway Department, Wellington, 27th October, 1882. mENDERS will he received until I Noon of Monday, 20th November, 1832, for tho Supply aud Delivery of Coal aud Coke for the Now Zealand Railways, and marked outside " Tender for Coal " Specifications can he seeu, and forms of tender obtained, at the offices of the Railway Managers at Auckland, Napier, Wel- , Huston, Wanfjanni, New Plymouth, Nelson, Picton, Greymonth, Westport, Christchurch, Dnnedin, and the stationmasters' offices at Whangarei and Invercargill. Telegraphic tenders will he received if presented at auy Telegraph [ Office by Noon of the same date, provided that written ienders in duo form l are lodged at a Railway Manager's office by the same hour. The lowest or any t tender will not necessarily bo accepted. t . J. P. MAXWELL, 1 General Manager, New Zealand Railways. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ; \ TTENTION is directed to the prof\ visions of .the Acts establishing t this Office, and to the advantages placed > thereby within the reach of every colo--6 nist. Subject to such provisions, th State offers to every person 1. About 1o make his or her will or codicil 2. Intending to provide for wife and children, or others, by deed or settlement 3 3 Settling property by way of marriage settlement. 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts of a will, having been appointed 3 executor or trustee under the same. 6. Having acted as trustee, executor, s ' or administrator, wishing to be 9 relieved of the burthen of trustee--3 ship or administration, f the option of using the State machinery, > ■ and gives an absolute guarantee against 1 loss of funds by fraud, peculation, ordis r honesty. » ___ Every information may be obtained 3 from Albert Barns, Esq., Agent, at Wan- . ganui, or from 3 j K- C. HAMERTON, Public TrusTEE. 1 Wellington, May 30 1882. yENETIAN 1 LIND WORKS. E A S U T 'S, Manners-street Wellington. i B«sti and. Ch«*)}Qsti House, in. N.e.w gsatod.,