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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9284, 17 December 1880, Page 3

ART UNION. j TUST try your luck once moro before tf the old year dies out in j T. NUTSFORD'S ; ,- , : ART UNION; _.. „ ! 41 Handsome Prizesj- value £155, to be '.."•..' v drawn for. ',;;," ', COME EARLY; AND SECURE .. : " A TICKET., ',. 0.--.;'.o .--.;'. The drawing will take place in thei Volunteer Drill Hall on December 31st, at 8. p.m., For list of- prizes >see hand bills. ■Tickets may be had from Mr O. H. Chavanncs, Victoria Hotel Mr T. W. Ferry, Occidental Hotel Mr Brennan, Custom House Hotel '. MrSmidt, Paintor Mr Kearney, Bootmaker . • ' Mr McKetrick, Central Hotel, Patea. ! ■ Note the address; — "-".- T: NIJTSFORD, i WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,! " . JEWELLER, &c, . ] Six doors above the Post Office^ next to Mr JohnAnderson, Cabinetmaker, ' Victoria Avenue. ' ! '.' „. .. Francis j. Jones; ;. ~ OHRISTMAS ADVERTISEMENT. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1 !| NEW GOODS!!! -■ ; NOW OPENED UP, AND ON •. ■ VIEW- . r _'A large- assortment 1 of "Glass, .China, and Earthenware, latest shapes and patterns, at prices to' suit the times. : : i A. large assortment of . Ironmongery, Cutlery, Cooking Utensils, &c. Persons about .to setup housekeeping should not .forgot:, to, call i, at my, establishment, where ;they can.be. supplied wiib. "nearly /every.artiole.'required. ,'.,._. . "! " ;NEWFEUITSi NEWFRUITsJ .- . I. :■:.!.. , „- , „ j , i ■ ' 1 ■ i " ' ■ ' - .- ■ . .... ) .: • i ■■- - | Now opened' up, this' season's friiil; W Durham, . ■ ■■•' ; Currants, Raisinß, Sultanas, 'Figs; &c. The fruits, "specially shipped for Xmks, are the finest of this, season's, having been specially sent by steamer to bo in time for Xmas. Groceries, &c, of every description, jat my well-known low prices. NOVELTIES! ' ! . " NOVELTIES ! ! NOVELTIES!!!! ■ t On and after Saturday next, 11th inst, "tKere~wiir be "on view and for sale a special shipment of Novelties to suit everybody., -.Parents are respectfully invited to inspect my very choice selection of novelties". Remember 'to come early to prevent a rush. ,' TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. I beg to intimate that all orders sent will be promptly attended to. All goods carefully packed and delivered at rail-* way station' at lowest possible prices. Town Customers are 'reminded that: all - goods are delivered at their homes. •*■■'■ DON'T- FORGET \ '■•■'S.'tf." JONES. ;•'" .A. D. WILLIS ; i y ■Bookseh.ee, Stationer, News Agent, . and Lettee Press and Litho- ; graphic peintbe, ' Caxton Buildings, Wanganui. ' t „ Just Published— THE WANGANUI ALMANAC and ■ , DIRECTORIES bor 1881. j rpHIS valuable publication has now JL been issued for the last fiftjeen years,' and is acknowledged to be oiie.of the best -Almanacs published. j '' : ■■' ■ • . • • I By recent shipments from London 'and Melbourne have been receievd a firstclass .selection of handsome books, suitable for Christmas Prizes iuo 'Presents. School Committees ;and ' Teachers liberally dealt with. \ Just Published — \ New -Map- of Wanganui Coanty, with fullest particulars, mounted on rollers, and varnished. Also, Map of Patea County, Maps of Towns ., in Patea County, and a new map. of Wanga-nui. MUSIC. MUSIC. : Just received, 1000 pieces of Music from London. During this month- the whole stock of Musio will be sold at HAL]?-PEiCE,inorder to effect aclearance. FIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS j ! In order to suit the coming season, Three " Cases of Fireworks have been received. The .variety consists . of Rockets, Roman Candles, Jacks in Box, Wheels, Touibillions," Balloons, from 6 to 18 feet in diameter; and other works of which there is too' large a variety to particularise. In view of. the coming New Year's Eve, orders should be sent ,- in at once. . ! The, supply of Christmas and New Year's Cards is very large, and in order to effect a quick sale they will be sold at the lowest remunerative prices. , . , A. D. WILLIS, BOOKSELLER, &C. \ TO SHEEP' FARMERS. , ' THE Undersigned is prepared, to . receive orders for .pure- bred MERINO RAMS, having' made arrangements for a supply from the best flocks in Canterbury. Early applications are necessary. 1 FREEMAN R. JACKSON.. TJOSTERS (plain or in colours), JC, Theatrical Day Bills, Programmes, '. &c, turned out with expedition and at cheap rates at the ChbohiciiE Office. '