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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11282, 1 June 1891, Page 1

Public Notices. W&J STAPLES BOOT MANUFACTURERS, WELLINGTON, And/Manufacturers of Goods bearing the above well-known and Celebrated Brand, are glad to be.able to announce to the. inhabitants of Wanganui and surrounding districts that advice is still freely received from all parts of this colony Jgving testimony of the superiority of their goods in comparison with those of othor manufacturing firms in New Zealand, and attribute • their succesß to the following rules and precautions direated to the Goods when in course of manufacture, and which have always been faithfully adhered to l^t. First-class workmen only are employed. 2nd. None but prime material is used, and systematically distributed in manufacture. • 3rd. The latest machinery (laboursaving) is employed, hence their ability so undersell their competitors. 4th. The proprietors make it a study to fulfil the wants of their numerous customers by offering them an article that will bring credit to their house and benefit also the community. .- sth, And, above all, direct their whole attention to excelling the Goods of other manufacturers. In reference to the above, we would remind Householders that the " Welling-' ton Brand" line in Boots, Shoes, and Slippers can be procured from any Boot-! maker and principal dealers in the district, and those who have not- given the Goods a trial will do well to do so, and thereby encourage the employment of labour in the colony and Local Industries in general, and adequately benefit themselves by keeping money within the colo^w Storekeepers, Bootmakers, and Warehousemen may rely on a speedy and satisfactory issue of any favours entrusted for our execution, and would ask them to adress all correspondence to W. * J. S TAPLES ' MANUFACTURERS, Money. mEUST MONEYS TO LEND. A sum of A sum of Twosumsof^jg^QQ Two sums of .S^f\f\ Interest from 6i por cent. WHITWOBTH EUbSELL. Wanganui. TV X ONEY TO LEND - On good Freehold Security, in sums to suit purchasers. Apply to C. BURNETT, Solicitor, 11 id g way-street. THAW'S ROYAL MAIL COACHES. COACHES TO BIRMINGHAM. TIME-TABLE:— Leave tTeilding 8.30 a.m. Arrive Birmingham 11.30 a.m. Leave Birmingham 1.30 p.m. Arrive Feilding 4 p.m. SAMUEL DAW, Proprieto Tl O E SALE. To Arrive per " Evie Reed," from New , York, duo June 30. ONE ROYAL HOTEL , RANGE Suitable for a Restaurant, College, Hotel, Hospital or Lunatic Asylum. Has two capacious Ovens, each 19i inches deep, 13 inches wide, and 12 inches high. Is 3ft Gin wide, and has six holes for pots, each 8 inches in diameter, besides a large extent of plate surface. Has capacious water system providing an enormous quantity of hot water. Is also furnished with ample accommodation for heating plates and dishes, having two cool ovens in addition to the Baking Ovens. This lange is adapted to cook for a groat number at a very small cost for coal, and is the Range that has been wanted since the intro- . ductwn of civilisation to the colony. Opening required for setting 3ft 6in wide, 4ft 6in high by 16in deep j that is, to say, quite 8 inches less in depth than ordinary Leamington Ranges. The arrangement of water-pipes is such that tho pipes do not go through any brickwork, therefore they are easily set and replaced. This magnificent Range will be put upon the colonial market at the low price of £2&, complete, Also- - ONE ROYAL HOTEL RANGE Similar in all respects to tho above, but of a larger size. Price .£3O. Drawings of these splendid cooks can be seen at the YANKEE STOVE DEPOT, WANGANUI. WHIT WORTH RUSSELL