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Wanganui Chronicle, 4 February 1902, Page 1

SANDOW HALL, ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUI. (Late Fire Brigade). WANGANUI SQHOOL OF PHYSICAL ; CULTURE (Sandow System). ',' \ Patron: A. HATRICK, Esq., Mayor. President: W. Einpson, Esq; Vice-Presi-dent: A. D. Willis, Esq., M.H.R.; Hon. Surgeon : Dr. H. R. Hatheirly ; Committee : Messrs'W. S. Dustin, A. T. White, W. L. Young, E./.K: Willis, T. C. Taylor, J. Mewton, WJ N. Willis, J. T. Muir, and R. E. F. Cholomley. The above School is Now Open to the Public of Wanganui and Surrounding' Districts^ Classes are arranged as follows: — ..,;.. GENTLEMEN. Mon., Wed., and Friday, 8 to-d.30 p.m., young men over 16 years, vH ' per quarter. , : , Mon., Wed., and Friday, 7 to . 8 p.m., Thurs., 7.30 to 9.30 .p.m., elderly men, : £2 2s per quarter. Mon. and Fri., 7 to 8 p.m., youths, 13 to 16, 12s 6d per quarter. ; : ' , LADIES. Tuesdays, 7.00,.t0 9.30 p.m., and Thursdays, 3.t0. 4;.30 p.m.,. 15s 6d per quarter. I j ~-'.' . CHILDREN. . Saturday afternoon, 2 to 3 p.m., boys, 7s 6 per quarter. ; i ; Saturday .afternoons, 3.30 tQ.4.30 p.m., ; Girls, 7s M, per quarter. Terms: Hall*.fee...on joining-; balance ~ .within, one.-month. - ... . Quarter conmenifes ioirldateVof-Centering " ' "" "School. . Tuition arranged by correspondence. Fee'sl1 5s a quarter extra. ' R. O. JARRET.T, Instructor. S. P. HOOPER^; Sec and Treas. ' T, GOLDSMITHS' HALL. W]\/r. .m horn son, ? IVI. A. HOMS ON, THE LEADINGS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, ; ■<-.:• i . In the Avenue, Wanganui, .»• STILL maintains ■ Pre-eminence for the 'many 'qualities of the manufactures he offers, including . , , ■ WATCHES—From the .Racing Chronograph to a Boy's 15/- Lever. IN RINGS—From Diamonds, varying in price from 35/- t0.£40. . IN BROOCHES—He holds a great and varied' assortment in nine, fifteen, and , eighteen, carat gold, to please the most fastidious. ■'-~. ••■..- IN LtICKY CHARMS—BeU Pins, in 9 ': and 15 carat gold;, also in Greenstone, : Kangaroo, and Emu Lucky Beans, and various other Charms, 'at prices that ( must * comman4.s afctentipn:; ; ... f;v?i f y \ A Large Assortment of.Ansonia Clocks in Marble, Wooden, and * Nickel Cases. ! Alarms and Repeating Alarms. SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES , > ■■'to suit all sigHts. ;' ' ' REPAIRS in the Watchmaking Department under Mr. Thomson's own supervision, ■•■ 'be Repairing^ • Manufacturing, and General Jewelle'rs'siTrade Work'is under the supervision of ;Mr Nettleship, who is well known throughout the colony- as one .of tne beat in Mb trade; Bring your Old Gold along and have it \ -re-fashioned by. W.M; THOMSON. The Leading Watchmaker and Jeweller, Avenue; Wanganui, Opposite Chavannes' Hotel. /CHRISTMAS AND -TVfEW XTEAR T)RESENTS !,!. ! DAVID Tl/rC-IjiARLANE, AVID' IV± C X? A R L, A N E, INVITES INSPECTION of his Choice and Well-Assorted stock of STERLING SILVER and ELECTRO-PLATED Goods, consisting of Table and Dessert Spoons and Forks \ Afternoon Teaspoons and Sugar Tongs, . ' -in Cases \-:'",' ' ". TeaPots, Coffee Pots Tea and Coffee Services Epercnes, Flower Stands ' Centrepieces,' Afternoon Tea Sets ■! Breakfast and Dinner Cruets 1 Serviette Rings, Inkstands Salad Bowls and Servers '" [ Biscuit Barrels, Egg Frames Cake Trays and Baskets Hot water Jugs, Butter Coolers, Jam Dishes, Children's .'Mugs, Etc., Etc. TABLE AND DESSERT CUTLERY A SPECIALITY!. THE Reputation of the Establishment for QUALITY and , GOOD VALUE in this line is fully maintained! Ivory, Stag, Xylonite, and Bone-handled Knives, fron? the Best of Sheffield makers, ' ' . .. -viz..: LOCKWOOD'S, JOHNSON'S, HARRISON BROS.' and HOVVSON, RODGERS and WHITAKER. The Sale of ART REPOUSSE WORK has Far Exceeded our Expectations, and we would recommend anyone wishing to Purchase something out of the ordinary line of Presents to Inspect the Unique and Novel ; Designs in METAL WARE ! ! ! DAVID T\/T CT7IARLANE, AVlDlVlc IABLANE, RIDGWAY STREET. Are the acknowledged lourliugri-uK-fl.v'i.r m u ,,n plaiuti. llccomnicndoil by the .\-iili<;nl J ...ultv Th,. genuiue Lear tlip sisnaturc" of v\ M. iUAirri.J f rt-Kiel«rfd without Thluli none :iro gonuinci.' >io adyshould bo without them.Order of ali'Clie-justs thibn.yh'iuttiie World PropnctorjMAßTlll.Piiarm. Chemist, SQUTMAMPTOS.tUB, Ageat»:-SHAPLANDa CO., LD., Auchla.j<l*Wellingtir oil KSW gBALASD BBDfi CO Ohriftchs.ch Do not Neglect Headaches, r The pain and torture of a headache is' bad enough in itself, but when these periods of pain become more frequent, they are telling you that something id radically wrong. Cure these headaches by striking di- , rWly at the cause which leads to them. There is no better way of doing this than by the use of Hean's Headache Wafers. It is -marvellous how a single little wafer will dispel the most agonising pain. The sufferer nmy. be perfectly sure that no disagreeable after effects will bo Iclt, as they are quite free from morphine, antipyrine, chloral and other dangerous drugs. Sold in boxes 1/- each. Prepared solely by O. W. HE AN, N Chemist by Examination, Viptoria Avenue, Wanganui. If you have a Cough you , need not stay at home and boil yourself in mustard baths, take Hean's Cherry Balsam. It will cure your cold while you are attending to your business. Two sizes, 1/6 and 2/0.