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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11713, 18 August 1902, Page 8

BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. W% 4*«S> f? y^ra . «a * have JBSOOO for Investment in jrm-t^ llj / %&$ I W L»| « \ We have the following sums awaiting / *™^iaa'""BI11" 1 iniiaediate iavestment, viz., £1100, £600, - To any person returning'1 <& & ii n\&J n\f an Lwo sums of £500. - I Al'lllf «» ¥ ! BAEIOVXn/^., t Avtri -^ ubiecb 25 VANITY FAIR OIGAHETTE LABELS I cEfLL I ... -*— 12 VANITY FAIR TOBAGCO LIBELS ; TRY Write name and /§*« ° 5 " ' ~ RIBBONS -i HM^B BEBB. [ | ■*»^-pi...» | CO^CCO'gO^ JfliCfcteXi j Ha Westpield Hi--r^r jlmal MHNURES m INVFRTMFNT CROPS LAST season gave great satisfaction. « UKAOO lIULVI ■»■*■■! ■ - . c CUSTOMERS WILL ORDER AGAIN. I ■ I -" _ .-i i-i -■■ m— ■■—I — _ ■ - —. ■111 I v. ■ —II " "^ ■ "-_ ■—■■'—..'■■■ —— n— — I -.nil— —I I i.-.iO- 111. 11. i ■■■■■■—I nI. Mi 1.1. ■■^.■■^ GRAIN TESTIMONIALS ape WORTH READING. ll »__ ■■- L in_ 2nd June, 1902. 14th June, 1902. Mr. J. S. Mckay, Manaia, -writes— Mr. A. T. Hastiß, Manaia, writes:— • "Received the Special Turnip Manure in splen- "I have a very heavy crop of Turnips, put in did order. Used 1% cwt. to the acre and have a on December 13th with icwt. to the acre of your first-class crop. Had 100.yearlings and 40 fat cows Special Turnip Manure, they are very sound \Jli J\¥\mJm^i^* for one month on 20 acres, not half finished yet." and. will keep till September." I " } I is — y — -v CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, etc., procurable from all Stores and Produce Merchants, throughout the West Coast, K^ or from the MANUFACTURERS, V^^ ?"^^- empthorne, |rrosser& \&s , MMMggg.,, NEW ZEALAND DRUG COHPANY, LTD. Works-WES^^ DfAHUHu. . ON SALE —THE SUPPLY and AGENCY CO., LTD.. W^antd; P,. E. BECKETT, Marion.

lj. gl£l '8 TJ O TEL. Established 18S7. Nearly oppoiit* Town Briri,':, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. THE NEW BUILDING. NOW COMPLETED, and fttord* FIRST-CLASS AOGOMMODATIa *. fcQl«ctrio Light Throughout the Premis«» A Perfectly Lighted Billiard-rocm, Night Porter Alwaya on Duty. CONVENIENT SAMPLE ROOM^ Telephone No. 46. P.O. Box No. i-i. W. H. Q. FOSTER, Proprietor. mHE Tl/TIKADO | IHE IViIKADO FFEA AND iSIFMG T>OOMB, KIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. Are NOW OPEN to the Pnblio from TO DAY, 6th March, 190&, Breakfast, 7 to 8.30 a.m. Dinner, 12 to 1.30 p.m. Tea, 5 to 6.30 p.m. And from 2.30 to 4.30 for Afterno** Tea, cto. Good Accommodation for Boarder*. • MRS. BRIGGS, Proprietress. mitE CENTRAL HOTEL. Corner of Victoria and High ' Street*, AUCKLAND, tf.2. Within three minutes' walk of the Public Library, Museum, Art Gallery, Supreme Court, Post Office, Government Enus*, Railway Station, and Wharf. Every convenience of a fir°t-c]asa Hot#i «or families, visitor*, touriafas, and cam mercial gentlemen. Telephone, No. 490. P.O. Box, JHq. 365. * JAMES ROLLESTON, Proprietor. TAIHAPE HOTEL. A. DALZIELL P^efcritlor. TiIHE PLOPRIETOR of the above Hotel X wishes to notify tho Residents of the District and the Travelling Publio that in a few weeka will be erected to his ordor cr.a of the finest hotels in the Rangitikei District, in which will be provided FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for his COUNTRY CUSTOMERS and the TRAVELLING PUBLIC. BEST WINES AND SPIRITS. GOOi> BILLIARD ROOM, conduoted \ • COMPETENT MARKER. A7\ RTMENTB for PRIVATE FAMILJLJ Well-furniihed CONSERVATORIES aad PARLORS, ETC. | 300 D gTABLINGricCOMMODATION. A. d'aLZIELL, Proprietor. What a IEABTIFBL Cs^if T 11 : Empire^: IIt.IEITBACTBFBCAP jji! • • - mkl nm- ;