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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11740, 18 September 1902, Page 2

BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS.^ MUSIC MUSIC JUST TO HAND . . Ti*e Latest .... SONGS PIAHOFORTE SOLOS VIOLIN SOLOS CORNET SOLOS WALTZES DANCE ANNUALS COMIC ANNUALS COON SONGS. M'GSTC A SPECIALITY. If not in s 1 ->e> procured on the shortest notice. PIANOF We hava a large Stock of thoroughly reliable instruments by the leading Makers, for cash, or on very easy monthly terms. Pianos Tuned and Repaired in town '>r Country. 25 years' experience. . SHOP CLOSES AT 5.30 P.M. Also a Shipment of the latest improved EDISON . , GEM .... PHONOGRAPHS, With a large, stock of RECORDS. ETJLLERY /GILBERT, . I]jLLERY IXILBEHT. Ridgwa* Street, Wagnanui. SPRING QJEASON, 1902.1 '. DAVID MTARLANE, IRONMONGER, RIDGWAY STREET, Wanganui. HAS Just Opened a Splendid Assortment of GARDEN TOOLS. SPADES—Parkes, Bright, and Half Bright HOES—Dutch, Planter's, and Warren. HOES—American Handled. j FORKS—Hay, Manure, Potatoe and Digging RAKES-^Garden, .nay and Lawn. SHOVELS—Ame's, Parke's, and Hobart's Long Handle. iSHOVELS1 -—Parke's and Ame's D Handle. Manure Drajjs i Potatoe Drags. GRASS EDGERS—Garden Trowels. Garden Syringes Lady's Spades. Daisy Grubbers. Long Handle Border Shears. Notched Gardon Shears. GARDEW" HOSE. nn item which, is Indispensable in a WeilKept Garden. Only t..e Best Makes Kept. North British Rubber Coy's L. and H. Quality. Commercial Rubber' Coy's 2 and 3 Ply. lawnmTowers New Easy, Champion, Green's Silent Messor Ransom's Anglo-Special, « And the Selebrated Steam's Ball-Bearing. All Sizes, from lOin. to 24in. INSPECTION INVITED. D, M°FARLANE. HARRISON'S SOMERLED EMBROCATION, For HORSES, CATTLE and HUMAN BEINGS. Upper Carrington Road, New Plymouth, Taranaki, 29th November, 19U1.—Mr Harrison—Dear Sir, —I have much pleasure in testifying to the splendid qualities of your SOMERLED. I have had nine years' practical experience with horses, and I have no hesitation in saying it is quicker in effect and far superior to anything I have used. I am living on rough bush land, which, a3 most people know, is a very dangerous place for horses (no matter how well looked after); quite lately two out of five I have on there got badly strained; I applied SOMERLED for a few days, and the result is complete satisfaction. I hays also treat ed a mare for Galled Shoulders, and I can •not speak too highly of its curative qualities I shall keep a supply of your SOMERLED on hand, and Co my best to extend its sale among my friends. Hoping this well-merited testimonial will be of some use to you.—l remain, Yours faithfully. H. J. BLAKCHARD, Jnr. To be obtained from All Chemists i~\d Stores, 2/6 and 1/6 per bottle. HARROWBY ana KNIGHT, Wholesale Agents. Mfc m • _ ® makes BOOTS and rifiioc^HAßNEss water" ■vQIWw proof as a duck's ni _ *^ a , oack, and soft as j» SOU? MEDAL velvet Adds —.-. _1_ i_ 1 three times to the ■ ißlvtrim «rear of leathcri hgUmJII I Pleasant odouri Allows polish with blacking. ._._,_, [ 22 EXHIBITION HIGHEST AWARDS j for superiority. Black or Brown Colour. Sold by Boot Stores, Saddlers, Ironmongers, otc. Manufactory Dulw?ch. London, EngjgCwfiffir Ladies!] Jr A JwfJl«tfeß3 Ate tha acknowledged leading remedy for all female complaints. Becommended by the Medical Faculty. Tho ■ genuine bear the signature of Wll. MARIH »eg s.ered without which none are genuine). No Lady should 1 >° «•«•• MONEY TO LEND. WE have Money to Lend, at 4^, per cent., on Approved Freeholds; and at Reasonable Rates on Chattel* Security. TREADWELL and McBETH, Solicitors, Wangaoui.