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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11969, 11 June 1903, Page 3

"SPECIAL ACME" POLICY. '.] jff^jCWEA?^ YOUR LIMBS AND EYES ARE OP : ; jf<s /^ :SSSS\>^ k GREATER VAXUE THAN YOUR LIFE. | ll UJil JBmms 'llsli *TIHIS Policy Insures you against Loss nWlulffSPwffl-*"']! of them> Many Hundreds of Pe °Ple "'; Xr^^^S^V^f/^U m NeW ©anli year lose them. (Vide \u^S^tcj^^v^ar .asualty Statistics.) V: _____ • MOEE DEATHS OCCUR FROM ACCIDENT THAN . FROM ANY OTHER CAUSE. .. rkt.T k TXTAijslislr^l^ T lnsures -you again** Death from Accident. ' £ This Policy Guarantees a Weekly Income for Either . It also gives a Weekly V Income for Disablement from Any Accident ' . ; TjiOß |fj pER ANNUM! - • ■ Apply— H. H. THOMPSON, . >. n- 1» o^^. c i.,t, r« , * District Manager, Wanganui. a (Jr to any of fcho Company's Agents at— Marton: A.Ross; Waverley, J. W. Emmerson; Hunterville, Skerman and < « bo. ; Patea, R. W. Hamerton ; Waitotara, A. W. Curry; Mangaweka ■-' D. J. Munro; TaiUape: J. P. Aldridge: Manaia: A. G.- Bennett \ ' ' •: Hawera: Budge and Tristram ; Hurleyville: R. J. Nicholas.,- wd in livery Other Town. ' - . k; ■.; . ~^m ■ IT IS INVALUABLE. IT IS INVALUABLE. . $ T|NM v AU JHE PHEEOPHONE." : 1 Unrivalled * \- ' ' m . . . . . • l'! INTENSITY OF SOUND, . « DISTINCTNESS, . SIMPLICITY >;V. EASY HANDLING, ' RELIABDLITY ): ELEGANCE, and . T^l^ 1 ' . : CHEAPNESS. . ' '/' CHEAPEST, BEST. AND FINEST DOMESTIC TELEPHONE for the Bell Cir- } cuit at hand, and applicable directly to any push without altering the same '- Also adapted for new apparatus; apparatus with mutual call and with line selectww ' .V PATENTED IN 11 COUNTRIES. NAME "PHEROPHONE" LEGALLY PROTECTED. '* FOR FULL PARTICULARS CALL AND INSPECT.' S The Public Invited by - M D.MAY, • TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI, . . ' SUB-AGENT. ( ■■..■■ • ' TRY ' V■ ■ ■■•! AULSEBROOK'S j Cream Crackers I LIGHT, PLAIN AND UNSWEETENED, J ©ream Sandwiches j A DELICIOUS BISCUIT. -I SUITABLE FOR AFTERNOON TEAS. ? I —— —-^— — . • r.

BUSINESS NOTICE. TO TPIE INHABITANTS OF WANGANUI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— Having disposed of my business to MR H. M. WILTON, I would ask the Public of Wanganui and surrounding districts to accord him the same liberal measure of support as I have received during the twenty-four years I have been in business in Waiiganui. The utmost reliance can be placed in MR WILTON, who is a thoroughly qualified Chemist with a large experience extending over nineteen years. MR WILTON retains all the Prescriptions dispensed by me during the time I have been in business. With thanks for the confidence shown me in the past^' I am, Respectfully yours, H. B. WILLIAMSON. All Accounts due to me may be paid either to myself personally or to Mr Wilton, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— Having purchased the Business referred to above, I beg respectfully to ask for a- continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon my predecessor, and to assure all who may so favour me that nothing shall be wanting on my part to give entire satisfaction. The Glasgow Street Business will be carried on as usual. . Ladies and Gentlemen, Yours respectfully, M. H. WILTON. T) A I L W A V XT O T.,E L (Alongside the Up-river Steamer Wharves.) CHARLES SIDDELLS (late of Mangaweka) notifies his many friends that he has taken over the RAILWAY HOTEL, and' Guarantees the BEST BRANDS of ALES. WINES, and SPIRITS. TA1350 QUAY, WANGANUI. HORSE CLIPPING. ALF. WATKINS begs to vsform his Customers that he has removed his Machine to the Newmarket Stables, Victoria 4 venue > an<l is prepared to do all { woik entrusted to him Satisfactorily and I at Current Ra£es. \ ALF. WATKINS. HoTOebreaker* iWapgamu,