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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11696, 22 July 1890, Page 1

Business Advertisement APBNIKa ANNOUNCEMENT JAS HAMILTON * PRACTICAL COACH BUILDER, RIDGWAY-STREEr,,' IWANGANUI. J. H. having now completed the extensive alterations and additions to his New, Large, and Commodious Premises, willbe in a position on MONDAY 6th MAY, to receive and execute orders. Having secured the services of one of the best COACH SMITHS in the South Island, as well as those of a COACH PAINTER, who painted four Vehicles, for the late Dunedin Exhibition, each of which took a Fibst Pbize. He also painted the Prize Dog Cart lately purchast d by Dr Earle at the Exhibition. J.H. would only refer to the quality of his work during the last twenty-five years, and he thinkß that this will be a sufficient guarantee tor the future. Every description of Vehicle built to order Jand guaranteed, namely — BUGGIES (Single [and Double) PHETONS WAGGONETTES DOG CARTS SPRING DRAYS WAGGONS of every description DRAYS for Town, Farm, and Road work. 8@" Alhwork done at the Lowest Prices' compatible with the Best Quality. IS^T J. H, hopes before long to add an Agricultural Implement Department to his premises, as he is in treaty to secure the services of a first-class AGRICULTURAL SMITH, whose work will ensure a large share or orders in that line. '£§?" Note the Address— james Hamilton, ' . RiDawA^Qflayis!^ f si '<k\ a\ ySz.W T3EMOVAL BOOT SALE. CRICHTON & NEWMAN, Having removed to Victoria House (adjoining Mr P. Bell's) will hold a ■il MONSTER CHEAP CLEARING SALE Of Their SPLENDID STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES, To make room for Large Shipments to arrive. NO PUFF [ABOUT THIS SALE. Every pair of Boots and Shoes REDUCED to enable the Public to procure the Cheapest and Best BOOTS AND SHOES EVER OFFERED IN WANGANUI. flgp° Note the Address — /"IRICHTON & -VTEWMAN'S, (Late Phoenix Buildings), VICTORIA CASH BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA AVENUE.. "VTEW HfEALAND TXAIR "DESTORER, MANUFACTURED FROM H EBES (From a Prescription left by an old Sco tish Herbalist). It quickens and strengthens the growth of the hair, and after proper and constant use the New Hair will be seen coming on rapidly. It is a pleasant and cooling wash, and leaves the hair smooth and glossy, though it contains no oil. It also cures Chapped Hands and Rough Skin. It is also a certain Cure for Baldness. Directions— Thoroughly cleanse the Hair by washing, dry with acoarsetowel, and then apply the Restorer to the roots with a sponge. Brush the hair vigorously night and morning. MRS McINTOSH, of Kaikoura, is now introducing the Hair Restorer to the public, and the Restorer may be procured on application, from all the principal chemists, or wholesale from J. R, Johns, Bell-street, Wanganui.|