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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11739, 17 September 1902, Page 3

BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. BELL, ESAU. AND CO. •EXTRAORDINARY TJARGAINS. JjiXTRAORDINARY JtjARGAIXS. BIG PURCHASE of .... DRESS TWEEDS and . . . : TRIMMINGS. 6 Yards 56incli wide DRESS TWEED and 6 yards TRD.IMING to match . . . THE LOT FOR x 2/6 ANOTHER BIG PURCHASE of ■•-.- . . . DRIVING OR CYCLING GLOVES. These are worth 4/11. SALE PRICE 2/11 BARGAINS TjWERYWHERE. ARGAINS XJiVERYWHERE. BELL, ESAU, AND CO., AVENUE, WANGANUITelepboi THE OLD STAND AGAIN. JOHN~~ FORBES, ! WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLERI HAVE resumed business at the OLD STAND (opposite Bank of New South \ Wales) in a Commodious Brick Building, and have added very largely to my Stock of JEWELLERY, ELECTRO AND SILVER PLATE. . Very Many NOVELTIES to be seen in my stock. I have added a" NEW DEPARTMENT, viz., CHINA AND GLASS WARE, wLica has already sj>oken for itself, Quality and Variety being there, consisting of . . DINNER, DESSERT, TOILET, AND TEA SETS. DRESDEN CHINA. ORNAMENTS' . . * TleaJly Beautiful Goods. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. No one pressed to buy. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. JOHNTrtORBES, OHN .E ORBES, Opposite Bank of New South Wales. fiASTLECLIFF RAILWAY COMPAN X" \J (Limited.) TIME-TABLE DURING WINTER MONTHS, WEEK DAYS. Trains Leave Trains Leave vastlecliff. Town: 6.30 a.m. 7.30 a;m. 8.35 a.m. 10 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 11.45 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.50 p.m. 5.20 p.m. SATURDAY - xGETS ONLY. Trains Leave Trains Leave Oastlecliff. Town. 7.0 p.m. 10.0 p.m. SUNDAYS ONLY. Trains Leave Trains Leave Castlecliff. Town. 2 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 5.0 p.m. Passengers' Fares to Castlecliff and vice versa : First' Class (return) Is 6d; second j class (return), Is. Single, first class lOd, j second oliass Bd. Children, half-price. Fares to Hospital Platform : Adults and Children (return) 6d. Gonville: Adults (return) Bd, single 6d; Children (return and single) 6d. Balgownie : Adults, first class (single or return) Is; second class 9; Children, 6d. Charges for Season Tickets as follows: —First Glass, twelve months, £6; halfyear, £3 10s.; three months, £2 55.; one month, £1. Second Class, twelve months, £4 10s. • half year, £H Bs.; three months, £1 10s.; one month, 13s. Special Reduced Rate for schools. Workmen's Tickets issued at 3s per w-p"-, subject to Company's conditions. Family Season Tickets can be obtained f} ;in the Guard as under. ix saving of 25 and 33 per cent, is made on purchasing Books of 12 Tickets (adults first class return), 12s; ditto (adults second class return), 9s. Special reduced rates for schools. .Special Trains can be had on application to the Guard. *- Haulage Rates can be obtained on application at the office, Wicksteed Place, or from the Guard. All goods must be loaded and unloaded by consignors. Parcels to be handed to the ' 'jrd. Company will not be responsible 1( goods left on the platform. J. L. STEVENSON, Chairman. ww * » »t > »»• t •♦•»•« o ■»>»»■» What a BEAUTiFBL C«tor: X , -^ , ; Wml | iMn mm ■* Empire**] la^ EXTRACT OF SOAP ;| j v - IQYUIIBJL