fiLAPHAM & fi O. MERCHANT TAILORS, Ridgwav Strbet. As MESSRS CLAPHAM & CO. are about giving up Business in Wanganui, they in- tend offering the whole of their STOCK OF TWEEDS, &c, To the Public at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES J This is a grand opportunity for Mothers of Families, as they will be able to get Tweeds at prices never before offered in this town. REDUCED PRICES :— Suits £5 0 0 reduced to £4 10 0 „ 410 0 reduced to 4 0 0  4 0 0 reduced to 310 0  310 0 reduced to 3 0 0 N.B. — All accounts owing to the above Firm must be paid on or before the 31st March, otherwise they will be placed in the hands of a solicitor. G. B ¥ R E 8 BELL BAKERY, Bkll Street. C. Bybbs wishes to announce that he has started a Bakery in Bell Street, and hopes by attention and keeping a good article to merit a share of public patronage. OUSTOUKBB WAITED ON DAILY,



THE NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY (LIMITED), CAPITAL -£1,500,000, ARE now making Advances on Freehold Country Lands only, at lowest current rates of interest. Applications must be sent in early to receive attention. For further particulars, apply to WHITWORTH RUSSELL, Victoria Avenue, MOIR'S COMPOUND INTEREST TABLES. ! The following are Testimonials received :—: — P.O. Chambers, Wanganui, February sth, .1885. — Mr W. Lingard, Wanganui. — Dear »3ir, — I have examined Mr Moir's Book of Interest Tables with great care, and am ex- ceedingly pleased with the compact and in- t elligible manner in which so much useful a nd valuable information has been compiled. I.q my capacity as assessor under the Pro- perty Tax Assessment Acts, and valuer for ■che Wanganui Loan, Finance, and Invest- ment Company, the tables in question will nave me much time and trouble, and I have 'to request that you will supply me with a ■ copy at your earliest convenience. — Yours truly, John Notman, Wanganui, February 10th, 1885. — Mr W. Xingard, Wanganui. — Dear Sir, — As you xequested, I have looked through the Tables of Compound Interest, by Mr Hamil- ton Moir. I should say that this book will supply a want long felt by business men. 