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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVII, Issue 12272, 5 September 1904, Page 4

mHOMAS T)IX, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. Licensed under the Land Transfer Act. 0 T. LEONARDS, ST. JOHN'S HILL. FIRST-CLASS PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE. Tennis Courts and close to Golf Links. Telephone, 255. FIRST-CLASS REPAIRS AT LOWEST RATES, to GUNS, RIFLES, FISHING RODS, GOLF CLUBS, CRICKET BATS, HOCKEY CLUBS, ETC., send to H. H.- EKINS, GUNMAKER, 12 Featlierston Street, WELLINGTON. ONLY BEST MATERIALS USED. (10 years with W. H. Tisdall.) CUT GLASS SILVER-MOUNTED SCENT BOTTLES, hinged top and otherwise; new designs in SILVERMOUNTED PIN AND TRINKET BOXES; sterling silver SUGAR and CREAMS in case; new shapes in PHOTO FRAMES and at exceptionally low prices. Silver-backed MIRRORS. silver MUSTARDS and SALTS. Lovely Neck PENDANTS in 9 and 15 carat"; the latest London patterns. These goods have just reached us ex "Star of Australia," from London. WILLIAMS & CO High-class Jewellers, Wanganui. PATENTS AND PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS. TRADE MARKS. Apply to TTENRY TTUGHEB (Late Hughes, Eayward, and Baldwin) REGISTERED PATENT AGENTS —And— CONSULTING ENGINEERS (Established 1882.) ' Agencies Throughout the World. Wanganui Representatives:— CORRY AND H0 TDSHIP. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WANGANUI AND WEST COAST LOAN AND INVESTMENT EXCHANGE. WE beg to announce that we have now commenced business in this district. The OBJECT of the "Exchange" is to bring lenders and borrowers into touch with one another, and, thus supply a long-felt want in this district. We invite correspondence from those having moneys in hand for investment. These sums will be recorded in our books and we shall endeavour to place same without delay, free of charge. We invite applications for loans from borrowers. All business will be treated as strictly confidential, only princpals, or their solicitors, or duly authorised agents dealt with. Loans negotiated for Public Bodies. Office: A. M. P. Buildings, Victoria Avenue., Wanganui. WM. HALL, Manager. kelba uv reKU ram tailor, ! WELLINGTON. I Specialist in Superior Styles I of English Tailoring. | \^^NEOLOQKA6[FT I r HORSE in the PUTIi 11 More especially when it hap- @& H pens to be a Piano. It is a g ||1 very common practice -when " Q H you wish to advertise a Piano m i by a testimonial to present M M such piario to the person from „f| ' H whom you"v/ish to obtain the f|| ; '■'■ ■'• itestimonial and then use it for la •' I advertising purposes. Another eg '.'■ ■;* method that finds favour,is to § m get a testimonial for .oiie spec-.; | . -a' ial model (usually tile nibst |','... fig expensive) and apply it to 1 §8 quite a different one to what I m the original writer intended it I m for —this is very often done in s B the Piano Trade. We don't k b dispute that you can get a most .||| B excellent Grand Piano for 350 W fi guineas, and same most eugo W B listic letters. But the ordinary a H player wants to know what he g H or she can get for £60 or £70. 1 S| We state most unhesitatingly Jj m that two of the Best Makers of n B English Upright Pianos I 6 at the present time are Messrs |1 8 Ghappeil & Co., Ltd., I I J. Brinsinead & Sena, I Eg LONDON. 1 W Any person can satisfy them- ra W selves on this point by compar- g { ra ing their Pianos with any B % i P otiier English lnake. We M a I stock them both, and are their I b Sole Agents on this coast. We a , H cordially invite the Musical Wk H Publio to compare for them- W s I H.Coi[for&Co, f \ 1 WANGANUI. I „