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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12629, 17 October 1905, Page 6

SOMETHIJN G SPECIAL. DRESSMAKING. "OTE have opened up our first Shipment of Lovely Dress Goods, also Blousings in Delaines, Voiles, Crepe de Chines, and Silks of Every Description We pride ourselves on the premier position of adorning the Noblest of Creation. Miss MACRAE is now ready to take orders. D. J. ESAU & CO., DRAPERS, MILLINERS, AND DRESSMAKERS, 59, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. The Walking Competition IS DECIDED AND THE CANTERBURY CASH MOO El STILL LEADS. Below are a few leading prices that must win more cash customers:— Sugar (No. 1), par 561b bag 12s. Condensed Milk per doz. 5s 6d. Sugar (No. 2) per 561b .bag 11s 6d. Pickles per >bot. lOd. per doz (ass.) 8s 3d Flour per 1001b bag 10s 6d. Sardines 3 tins for ll Flour per 501b bag 5s 6d. Salmon per tin Bd, per doz 7s 3d Flour per 251b 'bag 3s. Kip herrings per tin 9d. Oatmeal per 251b bag 3s. Fresh herrings per tin 7d Dates (new) 31bs for Is. Pie fruits per gallon tins Is 9d Currants per 1b 4d, per doz 3s 6d. American fruits 2£lb tins Bd. Raisins (seeded) 16oz packets 6d. Juno tobacco per lib ss. Tapioca 71bs for Is. Juno tobacco per stick 9d Sago 71bs for Is. Factory bacon 7^d per lb by side Rice olbs^for Is. Factory hams B|d per lb. " Salt herrings 9 for Is. Black Beauty stove polish 4 tins for Is Egg preservative 8d per bottle. per doz tins 2s 6d. ' Golden syrup per tin 6d. Matches per doz 4d, per gross 3s 6d Treacle per tine 6d. Starch per lb sd. Morton's cream tartar per lb Is 3d. Sauce per 'bottle 4d. Day and Martin's blacking per doz 4d. Essences per foot. sd, per doz (ass )4s 3d Ass. pastes in tins 7 for Is. Curry powder (Colonial) per bottle 8d Egg cups per doz Is. Icing sugar per lb 6d. " White and gold cups and saucers, bestßrown Windsor sfoap 10 cakes for Is quality, 5s 6d doz. Cocoanut des. per lb 6d. White and gold 6in. tea pLates 4s 9d doz.Sand soap 3 oakes for Is Coffee ess. 3 bottles for 2s 6d. Kleny's ext. soap 12 packets for Is Salt 16!bs for 1. Sheep tongues (best) per tin 1 Curry powder (C. and B) per bottle lid. Jam 3 tins for Is, per doz tins 3s 6d. As I havo very large shipments of Crockery and Glassware landing about end of October, my present stock must be cleared out, simply to make room; and I would specially call the attention of the public to this, fact before buying elsewhere. THE CANTERBURY CASH GROCER, RIDGWAY STREET. ![ A TEA TO YOUR AOTP ■■ jt !( You wouldn't buy Cheap Eggs, !] 11 then why buy Cheap Teas ?. j! I; 'STAND=OUT' TEA jj <' Is a delicious high-class two-shilling Tea, i \ < I rather different from the ordinary kinds. !' J > Your grocer has it if he cares for your i [. i [ custom. TRY HIM! J, TRY JVTgIIOF'S Moderate Prices Excellent Quality. SfitUCG^ -,<- HIGH-CLASS ... * TAILORING. \V/ WE HAVE just opened our third ShpSi »«^ ment of Worsted Suitings, Tweeds, /f\ *iV f\ * Vicunas, Trouserings, etc., for / \ t/fr a. \ Spring and Summer Wear. / £?, \ The first two shipments sold in 48 / Df 1 \/~*\ r-^ HAVE the Finest Selection ever / i i J chosen in Wanganui. LJj I WS\\/ WE HAVE a First-class Cutter, who -Z / Bf ° ' UyML holds the very highest credentials / i »ffl VJE HAVE a First-class Staff of Hands, [ IjM who only turn out a First-class \ W\\% WE HAVE the name of being the lead- \ m\ \.\\ . ing High-class Tailors of WangaI 1, 1 \ \l ; liui, and Aye intend to retain that 1 1/ I vl position I if \ll Kiiidly place your orders early to pre- \ if! /\ 11 vent disappointment. \ liJl T. DICKSON & C°Wi/MM HIGH-CLASS TAILORS AND Jaa^°^i MERCERS, pr^ AVENUE, WANGANUI. I