NEW GOOD JUST OPENED AT The Scoullar Coy.'s LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. TyE are showing a Splendid Selection of the NEWEST and BEST in CURTAINS AND CURTAININGS. New Effects in Rich Ivory Lace, with Dainty Scalloped and Frilled Borders -We have tihese m Rich Heavy Lace, also in Finer OPatWs. 3 Z yds. for 15s, 19s-6d, 22s per pair. 4 yds. for 22s and 27s 6d per pair. OHOIOE MUSLIN CURTAINS in White, Cream, and Ivory. * Customers will find ample oWoe in these beautiful goods. We have mo hesitation in saying that a Finer Selection has never been shown. ?* ?ds^, illfd^ llL Bound 14s'9d > 19s M ' 21s M > a™* 31s 6d per pair 4 yds. Frilled All Round 21s, 33s 6d, and 34s per pair. MADRAS CURTAINING in Beautiful Art Colours. The dema/nd for this Popular;°T h' at, induo? d us *? P.urohaee largely, consequently we are in a position to offer better value and a larger selection .than hitherto. These are pieco goods, enabling curtains to be made to any length required. We can supdlv this particularly Graceful Material in— «"w»y Ecru-Tasselled both "sides, per yard, Is 6*d, Is 9d, Is lOd, 2s. 2s 6d Ecru-Frilled, per yd., 2s 6d, 2s Bd, and 3s 3d. In Colours—Tasselled, per yd., 2s 3d and 3s 3d. . In Colours—Frilled, per yd., 3s, 3s 6d, and 4s. CASEMENT CURTAINS in Ecru Muslin with Applique Work, 34in x 241n 3s lid to 5s 6d each. - MANUFACTURERS of HIGH-GLASS FURNITURE and DIRECT IMPORTERS OF CARPETS, LINOLEUMS, and ALL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. THE SCOULLAR COMPANY, LTD. 197, 199 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. U.F.C.A WANGANUI, AND AT PALMERSTON N. AND WELLINGTON, Have Just Landed, from the Greatest English/ Continental, and American _ Exporters, some of the FINEST DELICACIES Procurable, "^ Including— FROM CROSSE AND BLACKWELL—Mulligatawny Paste FROM CROSSE AND BLACKWELL—Curried Fowl FROM CROSSE AND BLACKWELL—PhiIIip and Canaud Sardines. FROM CROSSE AND BLACKWELL—White Wine and Crystal Vinegar FROM A. L. PRICE, BORDEAUX—Vinaigre De Qualitre Extra (a splendid Vinegar). FROM A. L. PRICE, BORDEAUX—Champignous Extra (the Finest French Mushrooms) FROM A. L. PRICE, BORDEAUX—Asperges Extra (Asparagus tips in bottles) FROM A L. PRICE, BORDEAUX—OIives, farcies a la Huile D' Olive. Extra {the finest fruits, stuffed "■ ± . : .-■ , with picked Anchovies) ' I ROM A. L. PRICE, BORDEAUX—Mustarde, Excelsior (the Great French Appetiser) FROM P. KOOL, ALMAAR, HOLLAND—Dutch Cheese FROM H. PECK—Oamembert and Roquefort Cheese FROM H. PECK—Cambridge Pork and Apple and Tomato Sausages FROM A. F. McLAREN, U.S.A Dairymaid and Imperial Cheese. FROM THE SWEEDISH PRESERVING UNION, GOTHENBURG—Wood Trouse FROM BARNARD AND ClE—Truffles Pelee .■■., . ASSOCIATION, UNITED. J| 'Phona $9. AVENUE AND TAUPO QUAY, ! AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES ALL POLICES ISSUED ON OR PRIOR TO 31st DECEMBER NEXT WILL > SHARE IN THE PROFITS TO BE DIVIDED AS AT THAT DATE. CASH BONUSES already divided amongst the members £11,573,&03 The AMOUNT of CASH PROFITS divided for ONE YEAR (1904) £624,211 -..J EVERY YEAR A BONUS YftAßv INSURE AT ONCE AND PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR. Branch Office: EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Residejit Secretary. C. G. Johnson. District Secretary, Wangauui. To Jam Buyers. THE FEW HA'PENCE THAT YOU SAVE BY BUYJNG CHEAP JAM MEANS THE SACRIFICE OF PURITY, GOODNESS AND WHOLESOMENESS — THE QUALITIES THAT MAKE JAM THE BEST FOOD DELICACY. ISN'T IT WORTH YOUR WHILE TO PAY A TRIFLE MORE FOR "X" JAM, WHICH IS ALL PURITY AiND GOODNESS? S. KIRKPATRICK & Co., Ltd. NELSON? § HIGH-CLASS ... TAILORING. WE HAVE just opened our third Shipment of Worsted Suitings, "lweeas, Vicunas, Trouserings, etc., for Spring and Summer Wear. The first two shipments sold in 48 WE HAVE the Finest Selection ever chosen in Wanganui. WE HAVE a First-class Cutter, who holds the very highest credentials. jttfl WE HAVE a First-class Staff of Hands, who inly turn out a First-class'^^^^^H WE HAVE the name of being the lead- j^^^^^f ing High-class Tailors of Wanganui ; and we intend to retain thai^^^^^^^^M position . Kindly place your orders early to P*^^^^^^^^| vent disappointment. -^^^^^^^^| T. DICKSON&C^H HIGH-CLASS TAILORS AND MERCERS, AVENUE, WANGANUI.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12648, 8 November 1905, Page 6
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