1 TIT >NG \NUr PUIiLTC M JdEU.M OP-W WEDNESDAYS &SATJRDAYS, from 2 to 4 p.m. i\rlmission-One Shilliuff. WILLIAM H ALtK ' fHARMACKUTICiL & DISPENSING CHEMIST. (By Examination), \Ii,'TORIA A-NENUB, WANGANUI. Prescriptions Carefully Prepared from the Purest of Drugs only. E 1,1X1.1 CASCARA PAGR&DA - For habitual Constipation, 18 Gd per bottle QUININE AND IRON TONIC— For (jpnera! weakness, nerw-us depression, and Jo--8 of appetite, 23 Gd per bottle Wa'lEic£'R.!OF CEMENT— For repairing all goods of an India-rubber nature VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER-The beat for whitening the teeth, Is Gd por battle WORM CHOCOLATES, Is per Box. MR DROOKFIBLD'STOOTHPOWDRR and MOUTH WASH kept m stock. VETERINARY CHEMIST. RED Balls, Condition and Worm Powderr, Embrocations, Drenches, &c, freshly prepared for all cases, and ABSORBENT BLISTERS for hard swellings, &c , freshly prepared, Active; certain ; never fails. RED LOriON— Bo>t cure tor Greasy Htols, 2s Gd per bottle. CAMBRIDGE EMBROCATION — For Wind Gall, Sprains, and thickening of the tendons, 29 6i per bottle PONONGA ELECTRIC BELTS, for nervous and spinal complaints. Malo or female. PHARMACEUTICAL, VETERINARY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, Vitcoria Avenue (opposite the Conven.t) WABGAKUT " [CARD/1 TO TACOBSEN ARCHITECT. Temporary Offices ;— No. 3 Victoria Chambers, •AVENUE ,M E J. W. W™ DENTIST, WELLINGTON. Persons requiring Artificial Teeth (with or without the extraction of stumps) should consult Mr Bridge. leeth inserted on the latwt principles at very low charges. Country patients will save expenses. Teeth extracted absolutely without pain. Special attention is paid to making every operation, including Etopping, actually painless. A small book concerning your teeth i fosted Free on application. Appointments may be made By letter or telegram, . T**- US 1 0 A L ANNOUNCEMENT VIOLIN, HARMON Y, AND C jUNTERPOINT. Mr lames L. Beck, (Associate Diplomee College of Violinists, London, Senior .Certificated Honours (Harmony), Trinity College, Lon., late pupil of Eugene Polowaski, Esq., Editor of London " Violin Time?," and James L. Gregory, Esq., Mus. Bac., L. Mus. T.C.L.F.C.0.), Having returned to Wanganui after a two years' course of musical study in England, is now prepared to receive pupils for tu'.tion in above subjects. Fees (advance) —Two Guiueas per term (two lessons weekly.) Pupils prepared for Trinity College Exams. Applications received at H. Collier *nd Co.'s Music Warehouse, Victoria Avenue. GILBEY'S DRY GIN. Eminent physicians recommend it. Extraordinary Clearing-out Boots and Shoes. BARGAINS THE ORDER OF THE DAY — AT — AINSWORTH'S CORNER BOOT SHOP, VICTORIA AVENUE. Everybody Know? It.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 12120, 5 December 1894, Page 2
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