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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11755, 4 October 1902, Page 3

BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS. "THE STANDARD OF . . . r HIGHEST PURITY." . . . . "E" JAM. Trade Mark. GUARANTEED Free from the Addition of Cheap Pulps. Free from Flavournig Essences. Free from Preservatives. A PURE AND WHOLESOME JAM. ■ Awarded Gold Medal .Dunedin Hortcultural Soceity's Conference, 1902. «.«T7"55. MARMALAD.E, made from the J\. Choicest Seville Oranges. ki TT J \ SAUCE, a Relish for a King. (.lY'i COFFEE, refreshing, nourishing, J\. sustaining. W IT" PEPPER and SPICES unequall- | J\. Ed for PURITY. <<TTJ.J EGG POWDER. WT7"M CUSTARD POWDERS' ; An Article calculated to cause a rise in Scones, Cakes, etc. ■• i«T7"« BAKING POWDER. Use it, and your Cook will smile sweetly upon you for ever. AGENTS for F. H. Faulding and Co.'s « EUCALYPTUS EXTRACT (The best in the market.) FAULDING'S MILK EMULSION (Unrivalled for Chest Complaints ; Send for a Sample, FREE). - S. KIREPATRICK AND CO., Limited, NELSON. Q P R I N G O EA S O N, 1902.: DAVID M CFARLANE, IRONMONGER, RIDGWAY STREET, Wanganui. HAS Just Opened a Splendid Assortment' of GARDEN TOOLS. SPADES—Parkes, Bright, and Half Bright HOES—Dutch, Planter's, arid Warren. HOES—American Handled. FORKS—Hay, Manure, Potatoe and Digging RAKES—Garden, Jlav and Lawn. SHOVELS—Ame's, Parke's, and Hobart's Long Handle. SHOVELS—Parke's and Ame's D Handle. Manure Dra^s Potatoe Drags. GRASS ED GERS—Garden Trowels. Garden Syringes Lady's Spades. Daisy Grubbers. Long Handle Border Shear . Notched Garden Shears. GARDEN 7 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. LAWNTOWERS New Easy, Champion, Green's Silent Messor Ransom's Anglo-Special, And the Selebrated Steam's Bail-Bearing. All Sizes, from lOin. to 24in. # INSPECTION INVITED. D. M°FARLANE. /CASTLECLIFF RAILWAY COMPANY \J (Limited.) TIME-TABLE DURING WINTER MONTHS, WEEK DAYS. Trains Leave Trains Leave uastlecliff. 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 - aUHTS ONLY. Trains Leave Trains Leave Castlecliff. 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 class (return), Is. Single, first class lOd, second class 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 Class, twelve months, £6; halfyear, £3 10s.; three months, £2 55.; one month, £1. Second Class, twelve months. £4 10s. : half year, £2 Bs.; three months, £1 10s.; one month, 13s. Special Reduced Rate for schools. Workmen's Tickets issued at 3s per w?eV, subject to Company's conditions. Family Season Tickets can be obtained fi ;m the Guard as under. i*. saving of 25 and 33 per cent, is made on purchasing Books of 12 Tickets (adultsfirst 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 ' -.rd. Company will not be responsible l< Roods left on the platform. 1 J. L. STEVENSON, Chairman.