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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXX, Issue 11628, 1 November 1887, Page 1

For ale or To Let. HARM OF 326 JAOBES FOR SALE. The undersigned have for private sale that magnifioent Farm, the property of Mr L. Meara, opposite the township of Maxwell, containing 326 acres. The land is the very boßt, and is divided into 7 well-grassed paddocks, all securely fenced r and well watered. The buildings are quite new, and consist of 7»roomed dwell inghouse, shed, stable, yards, etc. 111-health alone obliges Mr Meara to put this property iv the market. For full particulars apply to FREEMAN R. JACKSON & 00. Tji O K SALE, One quarter- acre, Bituatod at the corner of Liverpool-street and Victoria Avenue. On the property is erected the dwellinghouse and Bhop at present ocoupied by Mrs Sievers ; also, one 4-roomed Cottage and stable FEEEMAN R. JACKSON. Business Notices. ivr 0 ir 1 0 is" A JNO. IRVINE, PLUMBEU & GASPIT'JL'BB, COPPEB, ZINC, IRON, ||jg|||i||j|j| 6TIN PLATE WORKBB, Gas and Water laid on at lowest current rates. and Guttering fixed. On sale— A large stock of rain Water Tankß. Estimates given. JOHN IKYIHE, PLUMBER, TINSMITH, Etc., Tatjpo Quay. r{ ORDON'S NEW LIVEH V & LETTING \J ISTABLES, OAMPBELLTOWN. 1 1 0. GORDON Has built New and Commodious Sbablee with all the latest improvements, at Oampballtown, at the end of the Wanganui Bridge, with eood paddocks attached, where every attention will be paid to horses left for stables or paddocks. Horses for sale or hire. OHARLBS GORDON, Pbopbibtob. Imifl MAN.WHU DYES FOR THE LADIES. G. W. HARVEY ; Begs to announce to the inhabitants [of Wanganui and the 'Surrounding districts that he is now prepared to TJVFS (in anv-oolour) GOOD! Off EVERY DESOKirxiON. Ladiaa' Shaw's, Jickes Dresae?' Ulattrß Etc. Also, Meu'd Cu,ita, Vt-stu, : Trousers, Etc. -- ~ : Every aniole of Oloihing Cleaned or Pressed. . G. W. HAUVEY, (Opposite the Catholio Church), VICTORIA AY KDE pHOTOGB&PHIO NOTICE MR EIRKWOOD desires to intimate that •18 n»w Studio, Victoria Avenue, opposite Oharch of England is now open. Fiirth pa?ticlars iv future ad^ri.iseraeDK ■"VTEW BOOKS. NEW aOODS, A. D.~WILLIS I Has received 1 NEW BOOKS ! NEW GOODS! Just to hand, direct from tha Publishers and Maaufacturers, a la<-ge aad Grrnd Assortment of PRI Z E BOOKS. PRIZE BOOKS. Standard Woika and Reading Books. SC^=. Oome one, oome ali, and inspect for yourselves. Albums, Purses, and Pocket-books, of the finest quality and lowest prices, just out, ex " Wang%nui." Chamber?' Eucjclopoedia, 10 vola Chambfcre's Miaeollauy, 10 vols Hosts of other good lin;a for Presentations, Etc. B^° GROCERS' PIJyK BAGS. Just Landed — A. large ttuok of the finest quality PlitfK BAGS, whi.ih I am doing* at low r*tes. Support your own town ; don't send your money out of tho place. BROV7W PAcER cheaper Ihau ever. Ask so? eamplsß aud pr/.oes, Send dome S^- NEW ZuiAL/kND OHKIdTMAS By any Engli-h mail closing thia monfc h f lhey wilt arrive iv Sn^land at Christmas lime* Priceß from &to Is each, Sappor& loca industry. NEW ZEALAND BIARIES For IBBBt Full stocks oF ihe above favourito Diaries. Oustomers and the public are asked 69 attj)" port a Now Zealand ir d ustry, Equal to, if not btt'.op, than Lott's. They oomain New Zealand information, They ..re made wiMi good paper, and. the prices wre low» BIRTHDAY OaRDS, \ Bo&utifui -»BBi.rtmßnr. ronoi^p?),. Ooni'Pal fe UhFya:O-itiibo Ps'lnl-r-f. BnnKH'N n R >.% ■.% M A ft 1* p" XOT i; 1; ' V ills :.i - Bn;LDi.Kv> ,