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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVIII, Issue 12364, 2 December 1904, Page 6

HAIL SUMMER. ONE would hardiy think that Spring has gone and Summer is here! True, it is yet a little wintry, but soon Nature will be wreathed in sunny smiles. Are you, fair lady, prepared for the sunshine to come Our Dressmakers can answer for scores who are ready when the weather is less unkind. But are you? If not, come to us for your summer Dresses. We have a bewitching display of light and dainty fabrics ai?d trimmings. Call early and secure the best „ choice. Our dressmakers, too, are anxious to please you, but do not leave the making till the inevitable year-end rush. D. J, ESAU &CO. DRAPERS, ETC., VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. T Jil is first among food delicacies because; of its absolute purity and freedom from admixture of any kind. Buy it. 1 WILTON'S f I MAGIC NERVINE I Gives Instant Relief to I 1 Acting Teeth. 1 § IN BOTTLES 1/- each, al I I --WILTON'S-*-. I I PHARMACY, I | 46, River Bank. I I 36, Victoria Avenue, ■ IW. G.i BASSETT, TIMBER MERCHANT, UPPER WILSON STREET WANGANUI. ONLY BEST AND UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY EMPLOYED. DOORS, SASHES. MANTLEPIEOES And all Kinds of JOINERY, And LARGE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF BUILDING TIMBERS. Country Orders sent Direct from the Mills at Lowest Cost. Builders' Irpnmongery, Fencing Wire and Posts, Hobart Palings, Butter Itoxes, Etc. SHOW WEEK, NOVEMBER 14th to 19fch, 1904. During this week I am making a OPECIAL OHOW OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHING, MERCERY, AND BOOTS. Men's Suits —Tailoiimade Suits, Tweed Suits, Serge Suits, Summer Suits. Youths''Suits—Melville Suits, Sydney Suits, Parisian Suits, Whitby Suits. . Boys' Suats—Conway Suits, Beaufort Suite, Suffolk Suits, Maritime -Suits. Splendid selection of Men's Mercery, Ties," Straw, and.Felt Hats, Travelling Requisites of lail kinds. Men's Light and Heavy Boots, etc., etc. NOTE THE ADDRESS— JJIOHINGS, GENERAL OUTFITTER AND BOOT IMPORTER. O/» RIDGWAY STREET, WANGANUI. 120 ACRES. Makowhai Sandon; goodwill of lease and improvements, £250 worth of wood on place, 1£ miles 'from "two schools. P.O."1 and creamery 4-roomed house, waalihouse, 20-bail cowshed, •all but 2_ acres grass, 2 gardens. Price £625. £250 cash, balance 9 per cent. No. 152a. Giesen and Co.