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NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY FIRE AND MARINE. tatnnnnnn CA^ITAF £1,000,000 PAID UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES, INCLUDING UNDIVIDED PROFITS ... ... 'j[MW Q00." UNLIMITEL LIABILITY OF SHARE- HOLDERS. THE PREMIER COLONIAL COMPANY FIRE AND MARINE RISKS of every description accepted st lowest C«rren» ratoi. WOOL INSURED from sneepsback until •warehoused *t. Port of Deitination. LOSSES settled promptly and liberally, BRANCHES AND AGENCIES of the Company are established throughout New Zealand, Australia. .r^»na, Jap », lndi* North »ad fcioutb America, South Africa, aud the United Kingdost NET ANNUAL BBVSHWS i$t)0)000. I Ws LYTHBERG, """"'""' '™1E"k NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE ' COMPANY'S "BUILDINGS. , . 1 „ M-^^ , /tt£-•-■•■ :■ -.^v ■*-■'-■■»■ "* V, Jit 5

«* STITCH IN TIME SAVES MW." TP. you feel unwell take at once a dose of HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. THEY I,'AY SAVE YOU A LONG AND SERIOUS ILLNESS, They Cure Indigestion, Biliousness Sick Headache, JLoss of Appetite, Nervousness, and all Liver and., Stomach Complaints. <Hai>u&cture* only at 78, New Oxford St., London; Sold by all Chemists and M&dijine Vendow A CCEDING to the expressed wishes ot our Customers we have decided to use XI. a registered brand ANGAKETTE with all goods formerly known as £.angarotte, and branded with the figure of rt Kangaroo and the word Angarette. The Chief Justice having given his decision that the word Kangarette and the figure Kangaroo may be used by anyone, we would caution all buyers to see the above brand on all boots and shoes, these alone are genuine, .1 thers whether called Kangarette, Kangarata, or any similar sounding name a-e .te7«ly imitations and being frequently made of an inferior quality of leather eh it * avoided, ther should be avoided. The brand gr /fM/ 4/ •/^ *»*<>*+» will ""■• ""^ <"th allo^6l' *br jbL - /£&**£& leather that we have been using for nearly two years, it has pr..red to be very duri able and comfortable in wear. For light Goods, especially Ladies' Shoes we would recommend our Pumps branded Ihey are quite as light as any American or Continental, are as durable, and veiy much lower in price. - Any boot or shoe bearing one of the above brands is guaranteed by the Manufacturers. W. & J. STAPLES & CO.

/ .«'»Vi' ■' ■ . HOTELS. ALBION TTOTEL. THOMAS CHILDS Proprietor (Late of Kaponga.) T/"1 BEGS to inform the Patrons of • \J* thir above favourite Hostelry, and- the residents of, the Fatea District generally, that, haying entered into possession, it -will be his earnest endeavour to deserve the fullest support of the public by keeping none but the Best Brands of Wines and Spirits, and giving prompt attention to all Customers. Roomy and Convenient Sample Rooms. First-class Billiard Table. The Stables aro under efficient and careful management. Country settlers, travellers, and others can, therefore, rely on "very care and attention being paid to all horses placed in these stables for long or short \ poriods. Good and Secure Paddockin*. K ED Li H 01"' TAYLORVILLE. J. W. PROCTER Pbopkietor. First-Class Accommodation. The Best Brands of Spirits. EXCELLENT STABLING. . W. POCTER hopes, by strict attention to usiness, to merit a fair share of public patj ronage. A HOLIDAY SEASON AT THE SEASIDE. MAR C N~E ILL, Proprietor of the r IASTLECLIFF TTOTEL, Has made special arrangements to receive visitors during rhe Summer Season, tnd confidently guarantees that patrons will us well catered for and every comfort provided. Afternoon Tea a Speciality. Terms, Moderate, on application. Frivate Apaitme&ts, with attendance if t ■ . ueceaaary. BOARDING HO USES. pOFFEET) A L A C E. WANGANUI.' {Opposite the Railway Station and close to the Wharves.) MRS RICHARDS Proprietress. Meals at all hours. The best of Beds and first-class Accommodation. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended . to , OPENING NOTICE. THE RUTLAND mOILET CJALOON. ITS/AND J.OILET JOALOON. HAVINS taken over Mr T. Messiter's late Premises, in Ridgway Street, we, thn undersigned, beg to notify that we aave had the place thoroughly renovated and placed in the hands of a First-Class Tonsorial Artist. All Customers will receive the Best of Attention, and have their wants promptly attended to. J. H. J ENSBH & S om ' HAIRDRESSERS and TOBACCONISTS, Avenue and Ridgway Street. -VTOW IS THE TIME in which d OWER'S /^IOUGH T\/riXTURE VXOWER'S \JOUGH IVXIXTURE Should be in every Household. ; ' No necessity to laud it up. It speaks for itself. Try it ALP* ArGOWER, CHEMIST, OPPOSITE the CONVENT. SEEDS, SEASON 1901. THE U.F.C.A. Specially "wanes to call the attention, of those requiring SEEDS for the coming season to their very large and carefuily-selected Stocks of- • Poverty Bay and Hawkfj's Bay RYE GRASS off very old pasture, Italian Rye, Machine-clear ,ed Cocksfoot; GLOVERS, red, wh;*s and crimson, AJsyke Cow Grass, Trefoil, Lucerne, Timothy, Ficrin, I OAS of various kinds, Meadow Foxf ,aii, Crested Dogs tail, Yarrow ; FESC UES, Sheep, Hard and Chewings; Pra Me Grass, Rape; TURNIPS, etc., etc THE ASSOCIATIO' N would specially direct the attention of intending purchasers to the fact thai, they have all their Home purchases of S< >eds tested by Professor Finlayson befor re leaving England. Send, for SAMPLES and QUOTATIONS, audt^Come and See Professor Finlayson's Report, which speaks for itself. U.F.GVU L TD ' AVENUE, WANGANUI. NEW ZEA LAND LOAN AND MERCANTIL] 5 AGENCY CO., LTD., TAUI 'O QUAY, WANGANUI, TTAVE FOR SALE, at WHOLESALE PRICES, -all kinds of MERCHANDISE and FAR 4 lERS' REQUISITES, conmriiiag:— GALVi \.NISED WIRE, STAPLES. TEAS, direct from Ceylon SUGAJ i, RICE, FLOUR, OATMEAL, Eta ;., Etc. CORN/ SACKS, 445, 4Ss, wid4Bs, from1 C;a Icutta WHISHT, OATS, of all Description*, : including SPARROW BILLS, DANISH, DUNS, Eto. TU? EENIP and all OTHER KINDS of SEEDS. PLAICES ON * \ TO !THE EDITOR, WANGANUI CHRONICLE. D;EAB SIR,— ~~ In thanking you for your kind Of itice of the "Gaynor" Studio Work in t 1 ais day's issue, I regret that business com--1 pela me to return to Wellington by to-day's express, which will unfortunately prevent , many of your readers from taking advantage of the opportunity of seeing our work as you suggest. It is, however, only one or two pictures that return with me. Mr Armstrong's portrait of his respected son of course remains here. If some of your readers will kindly forward me (through Mr White or Mr Denton) a few photographs for enlargement or painting, it will afford mo an early opportunity of revisiting your fair city. £ am. "tear sir, faithfully yours, H. GAYNOR CLAYTON.,

* WYCHODIL, Opposite Presbyterian Church, AVENUE, WANGANUI. DIRECT IMPORTER of— . WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, OPTICAL GOODS, MUSIC BOXES, Etc., Etc. A Well-aasorted Stock of the above always on hacd, suitable for CHRISTMAS GIFTS or WEDDING PRESENTS. ALL REPAIRS GUARANTEED. Note the Address— OPPOSITE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. " ' YOUR PORTRAIT Suitably mounted makes an acceptable GIFT To your, friends at Christinas Time. F. J. DENTON, PHOTOGRAPHER, j Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. SPECIAL pUBCHASE Of PINK FLANNELETTES, Bought by Us Remarkably Cheap, for CASH! Wo are Now Selling These at Very Low Prices! LADIES' NEW PADDOCK MACINTOSHES Just Opened Up; also First Shipment of Winter Blankets and Flannels! ALL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST POSSIBLE CASH PRICES! ! ! R. H; WHITE &G°DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, WANGANUI. i I^EWDOOKS! -VTEW 'OOOKSH "EL E A N OR," by MRS HUMPHREY WARD. Paper, 2/6; Cloth, 3/6. "Q U I S A N T E ," by ANTHONY HOPE. Paper, 2/6; Cloth, 3/6. "A" MASTER OF CRAFT," by W. W. JACOBS. Paper, 2/6; Cloth, 3/6. "A PRINCE OF SWINDLERS," by GUY BOOTHBY. ' Paper, 2/6; Cloth, 3/6. "HIS XAST PLUNGE," by NAT. GOULD. Picture Boards, 2/6. HT TONES i QOJf, • I.? Jones 06 io on, I OOF SELLERS, STATIONERS, BOOKBINDERS, PRINTERS. WANQANUI. . EIOR Cleanly Prepared and Tasty Small H Goods, go to U iBEINQLD'S, Pori Butcher, Avenue.

IST P&fZE, WANGANUI SHOW. ST PRIZE WANGANUI SHOW. SWAN'S PURE SPARKLING ALE. IST PRIZE PALMERSTON : SHOW. ST PRIZE PALMERSTON SHOW. Against all Competitors. PURITY, STRENGTH, QUAIJTY, GUARANTEED. FIRST PRIZE. FIRST PRIZE. HIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI By Special Appointment to His Excellency Lord Raufurly. wall Tapers. / JUST ARRIVED— IKA BALES OF ART WALL 10U PAPERS, Containing 45.000 PIECES of the LATEST DESIGNS \ TO SUIT ALL TASTES. from 6d A ROLL. 6<l. NOW IS TEE TIME TO MAKE YOUR CHOICE. Send for Patterns. RRt 1? mi*rg cV, . & ±Lis. IIKE V, WANGANUI. i " —~~ ~—— [ 1 THE BEST ROILED ffVT§ Give your Children Less Meat, More CEREAL FOODS. PURE. NO HUSKS. In 21b PACKETS and 51b and 201b BAGS , only. j T ANG D 0 W~N JL Qj °N» CHRISTCHURCH, Sole Manufacturers in New Zealand. pH£AP a A L E NOW ON OF FANCY GOODS AND ART NEEDLEWORK. Of Ifvery Description, previous to opening up NEW STOCK. PRESENT of a Handsome Article to anyone purchasing 10/- worth. SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF DRESSCUTTING TAUGHT. DRESSMAKING. Done at LOWEST PRICES. MRS E. DUNN VICTORIA AVENUE. STERLING "BICYCLES. TERLING ICYOLES BUILT LIKE A WATCH. "STERLINGS" scooped the pool, at the Most Important Cham A *ionship Meeting of the year. 13 FIRSTS, 13 SECONDS, 2 THIRDS, and NEW ZEALAND WHEE LRACE at the Jubilee Mooting held at Lancaster Park (Christchurch). TJARNETT AND QINCLATR, AGENTSTHE AVENUE, WANGAIVUi, and WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.

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