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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11754, 3 October 1902, Page 3

T*E« A *im-m s*. *mi ~~» «-~ TV n 1-. r» -r -r U /"* intend to issue a Series of Ihe American I obacco Co. i 2 dift e«nt P iat esof n^~l. Wild Flowers f:^t^\ Write full name ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■■■■■XhromO'Litho. Art, printed on i thick Art Paper, size of plates 29 x 14!, and thus form a unique collection. If you want these {. and address. Beautiful Wild Flowers, i plainly, and pos"° The AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., AUCKLAND \ f nc")se with 50 Vanity Fair Cigarette Labels \ j Labels, also the , ,_,. n &*. % it *—<-■ —■ ■ and Three Penny Stamps s 3 Penny Stamps and one Coloured Plate will be posted to any address in New Zealand A

BUSINESS ADVE^xISEIniiNTS. HT TONES JL QON. ! NEW SUPPLIES OF BOOKS: "Cricket" of to-day and yesterday, to be completed in 12 parts. Call and see the sample copy. Orders are now being booked at lOd per part. New Supplies of Colonial Edition, at 2? 6d and 3s 6d.—"The Crisis" (Churchill). "Tho Right of Way" (Parker), "Ardrey" ! (Johnston), "The Eternal City" (Came). | 'The Hound of the Basktrvilles" (Doyle), "The Dark o' the Moon" (Crockett), "The Way of Escape" (Graham Travers), "Table Tennis and how to play it" 1/3. Orders are now being booked for Marie Corelli's new book, "Temporal Power," paper 2s 6d, cloth 3s 6d. * H. I. JONES AxD SON. W. G* BASSETT, TIMBER MERCHANT, UPPER WILSON STREET, WANGANUI. ONLY BEST AND UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY EMPLOYED. DOORS, SASHES, MANTLEPIECES, i and All Kinds of JOINERY and ■" MOULDIN.GS. LARGE STOCK OF ALL KINDS Of BUILDING TIMBERS. Country Orders sent Direct from the . Milds at Lowest Cost. i Builders' Ironmongery, Fencing Wire vand Posts, Hobart Palings, Butter Boxes, etc., etc. Luke and Co.'s Ranges (all ovens and Boilers Removable.) HOTELS. fTIHE /CENTRAL TTOTEL, « Corner of Victoria and High Streets, • AUCKLAND, N.Z. Within thxee minutes' walk of the Publio 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, Proprietor. MA RT O N H.OT E L 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 rastained in the "past. Every Convenience. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. The quality of the Liquors kept will be 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. i i THE /^IROWN JOINING T>OOMS, VJROWN JL/INING XiOOMS, RIDGWAY STREET (Next F. R. Jacbton and Co.'s). MR S. T. ASHTON desires to notify the public of Wanganui and surrounding districts that he has opened Commodious DINING and REFRESHMENT ROOMS ' at the above address. First-Class Meals and Attendance. Separate Room for Ladies. CROWN DINING ROOMS, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. MONEY - LEND. j WE have Money to Lend, at 4£ per] cent., on Approved Freeholds; and! at Reasonable Rates on Chattels Securiiy. | TREADWELL and McBETH, j Solicitors, Wangasui. |