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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11814, 7 January 1903, Page 4

A TKJNSON, BAILEY, Aillt A SWINBURNE, DENTISTS, HAWERA, PATiiIA, and WAVERUfcI. MR SWINBURNE will visit— PATEA DAILY, except Tharsd:>v and Friday. Rooms above Mr Deane'e. WAVERLEY EVERY FRIDAY, at Calger'B Commercial 5' •''•» NOTICE. I WM. ASHTON begs to notify own- ! • cis of property that he has inquiries i'or Farms of first and second class ! Lund, either.to Purchase or Lease, with or without purchasing clause, aud would respectfully ask those who have Farms to dispose of to eend me full particulars as early as convenient, when I shall be pleased to place them before clients. Address— W. M. ASHTON., . 145), St. Hill Street Land Agency, Wanganui. m H O M A 8 T\ I X, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, Rutland Chambers, Ridgway Street, Wanganui. " Licensed under the Land Transfer Act. AM c F A R LANE, a ARCHITECT. | Office Durie Town. Reliable Estimates given. Moderate Charges. Telejphono No. 138. Messages left with Mr D. McFailane, Ironmongei', Ridgway Street, will receive prompt attention. Y^IGANTTC TVEMOVAL CJAL-E At JOSEPH T>AUL AND ■ /"IO.'S. MEN'S and BOYS' CLOTHING at UNHEARD OF PRICES ! Boys' Suits, Any Price You Like > Men's Tweed Suits, Colonial Made, 19/6! Boys' Hats and Cans, Real Bargains! Men's Working Shirts, about 100 dozen, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6. Every line worth double! Men's Tennis Shuts, Flannel Shirts, Hats, Caps, Ties, Braces, and Sox; all selling at Bargain Prices! Men's Black Silk Golf Caps, 1/- each! Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, 10/6! PARENTS—Bring along the Boys for a CHRISTMAS SUIT! ' GENTLEMEN—This v onnoi.tunity may not occur again; take Advantage of it, and Buy a Complete Outfit for Christmas ! JOSEPH J>AUL AND rMO., Telephone 224. GENTS' HIGH CLASS TAILOEING at .... MODERATE PRICES MODERATE PRICES It is advisable that Gentlemen requiring an UP-TO-DATE SUIT should place their orders early, as a busy season is already assured. FIT, STYLE, jvnd ... WORKMANSHIP Unequalled afr JT T ITTLEJ OHN' S, • J • LITTLEJOHN'S, VICTORIA AVENUE. "- THE FUSSY. FELLOW. Do you find him fidgety and fu&sy just now? He doesn't want this, and doesn't want that, and wants something else. THE FIDGETY MAN Cannot help himself—it's in the blood ; the vital fluid is tilled with impurities, the liver is sluggish, tho appetite fickle, and the digestion poor—enough to make him figety. But don't worry. He WANTS A BOITLE OF GATENBY'S BLUE FLAG LIVEE CUKE. This marvellous medicine stimulates the operation ol the bowels, removing all poisonous and objectionable matter, creates a healthy appetite, promotes digestion, and stbps the fidgets. | Kohl by all Chemists and Storekeepers, at. 2/6 per Bottle. Or Post Free from R. M. GATENBY, WANGANUI. For every description of job printing, stationery, etc., try the "Chronicle' Office, j Taupo Quay. '~ •■