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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11736, 13 September 1902, Page 3

s—m^mmmm^ FRAGRANT ThePinXof VANITY Perfection _^ , ww^ ' j-« /V lIJ Cigarettes Awarded 17 First Prize Medals

1 BUSINESS ADVE I%J /ISEJniiNTS. A BAMOHO fTIEA p AR-DENS. ONE OF THE BEAUTY .Si'OlJ OF WANGANUI. "\ ISITORS and TOURISTS may rely V on the BEST of Accommodation. Board and Lodging by Day, Week, or Month. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. MARQUEE for Dancing and Social*, 16s p«r night. Piano (tor Private Parties.) DON'T FAIL TO VISIT THE ARAMOHO TE-a GARDENS. AH Refreshments and Strawberries anid Cream to be obtained on the Grounds. Arrangements made for Picnic Partiim (Catering or otherwise) on application. OPEN DAuA from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. j 'Bcumm ran to and from the Garden gate*. MRS JOSEPH BROWN Proprietrew. Admission, 6d " ' r~" Iren 3d. HOTELS. T^ OSTER'S TT 0 T E L. Established 1857. Nearly opposite Town Bridge. TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. THE NEW BUILDING IS NOW COMPLETED, And affords FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION Electric Light Throughout the Premises. A Perfectly Lighted Billiard-room. Night Porter Always on Duty. CONVENIENT SAMPLE ROOMS. Telephone No. 46. P.O. Box No. 34. ! W. H. G. FOSTER, Proprietor. . rTTHE /CENTRAL TTOTEL, ± V XI Corner of Victoria and High Streets, AUCKLAISU, N.Z. Within three minutes' walk of the Public Library, Museum, Art Gallery, Supreme Court, Post Office, Government House, Railway Station, and Wharf. Every convenience' of a first-class Hotel for families, visitors, tourists, and commercial gentlemen. Telephone, No. 490. P.O. Box, No. 365. JAMES ROLLESTON, 1 Proprietor. MA RT O N HOTEL NORTH BROADWAY. J. NORTHOVER Proprietor. J.N. begs to announce that he has taken over the MARTON HOTEL, and to inform the public that under the new management it will be conducted in a manner to retain the high reputation it has ?-.retained in the past. ~ ! Every Convenience. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. The quality of the Liquors kept will be j their own recommendation. The STABLES in connection with the Hotel offer every facility, and there are also a number of loose boxes. TELEPHONE No. 15. /~lrown twining t>ooms, Urown JJining JXooms, ridgway street (Next F. R. Jackson and Co.'s). i MR S. T. ASHTON desires to notify the public of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he lias opened Commodious DINING and REFRESHMENT ROOMS at the above address. First-Class Meals and Attendance. Separate Room for Ladies. CROWN DINING ROOMS. RIDGtVAY STREET, WANGANUI. &.Z. irABMrRS' UNION. THK Commercial Union AsaiL'aiiCe Company, Limited, haying contracted with the above Union to insure ?.ll its members against their liability, for accidents under— v ! "The Workers' Compensation for Accidents Act. 1900." I "The Employers' Liability Act, 1882" and amendments. I "Employers' LiabiTr^ at 'Jommon Law" j —All members of tr.e Univ»i are urged to effect their insurances with the Commercial Union •without delay. For particulars and proposed forms, ap- I ply to Mr T. M. Higgie, Secretary Ji.Z. I iT&rmerß' Union, Wanganui, or to the undersigned, Tsnpo Quay, Wangasni. i JOHN NOTMAN, T^stri-• 'Ipcretary. WILLIAMSON'S . A BffBGDALINE *** T>ALM. AMYGDALINE *** J>ALM. i This is the BEST SKIN TONIC AND BEAUTIFIER »n the Market. , NOTICE TO BOOK WORMS. rpHE undersigned has a large collection JL of the latest works by the best Authors always on hand, and to meet the demand ' on his extensive sales, he has determined | to sell at the Lowest Price. Stamps, Post Cards, and Telegraph Forms can be j obtained on the Bookstalls at Aramoho i and Wanganui. Stations. JAMES LETT, j WANGANUI BOOKSTALL., j