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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12599, 13 September 1905, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. THE THIRD TERM, 1905, will begin on TUESDAY, 19th September. Miss McLean will receive parents and new pupils on Monday, 18th September, between 2 and 5 p.m. CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. iNGA TAWA (SHANNON) COUNTRY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. THE Third Term will begin on TUES- , PAY, 12th September, 1905. : MISS M. TAYLOR. WANGANUIPREPARATORY SCHOOL. THE NEXT TERM will begin on TUESDAY, 19th dnst,. at 9 a.m. iMr and Mrs Atkinson will l>& at home to parents o_n Monday, the 18th, between the 'hours of 3 and a p.m. WANGANUI GIRLS' COLLEGE. THIRD TERM, 1905. inn HE Third Term will commence on X TUESDAY, 19th September. Boarders and new pupils will, assemble on Monday, 18th September. ; ' W. J. CARSON, •Secretary. Wanganui, 12th September, 1905. " EYESTRAIN " /CAUSED 'by defective sight or wrong \J glasses is a serious condition, and should have immediate attention. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY To get Good Advios and Correct Glasses. SAMUEL BARRY D.8.0.A., LOND., EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, of Auckland, May be consulted in Wanganui in ROOMS OVER WATT AND COHEN, Ridgway Street, FOR ONE WEEK ONLY, September 11th to 16th inclusive. " A word to the wise is sufficient." JUST as ability will assert itself, so will quality tell. It is quality principally that commends OURATLRA mEA i-I ■ _ • It is delicious, fragrant, rich and pure. It is, just as, perfect as nature and* man's, best efforts can make it. Suratura is an Economical Tea, for ■a given quantity will 'brew more of a rich, strong liquor than other teas. Suratmia is pure, honest, ■Ceylon tea, and is guaranteed not ■blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. RETAIL PRICES^"" Suratuna A quality, lg 3d per lb. Suratura B quality, Is 9d per lb. Suratuna D quality, 2s per lb. Suratura X quality. 2s 4d per lb. SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. NEW BOOKS. My Lady cf the North; Randall. The Breath of the Gods; Sidney MeCa'l. Justin Wingate, Ranchman; J. H. WilThe Fugitive ; C. D. Stew- ,;'..;: a(Kt;.., -.l. s" r- ; ißaraibira: A'Woman of die West; J. H. Whiteon. The Wanderers.; H. C. Rowland. The Two Captains; Cyrus T. Brady. The Boss; Alfred Henry Lewis. The Master's Violin; Myrtle Re&d. The DaiTOn Enigma; M. L. Severy. The Plum Ti-ee; David G. OPhililps. The Game; Jack London. The Kentuckians; John -Fox, Junr. A Cumberland Vendetta; John Fox, Junr. A Mountain Europa; John Fox, Junr. The Second Mrs Jim; Stephen Conrad. Idle Ideas in 1905; Jerome K. Jerome. Pia&mos; Kathleen Inglewood. The Clairvoyant,©; B. L. Farjeon. . The Vicissitudes of Evangeline; Elinoi Glyn. ■Free Opinions; Marie Corelli. Who Giveth tfliis Woman; William Le Queux. The Mainriage of William Ashe; Mns Humphrey Ward. Sandy; Mrs Hegan Rice. Beverly ,cf Granst«rk.; C. B. McClutclieon. Maid Margaret of Galloway; S. R. Crockett. Tlie Prodigal Son; Hall Came. The Master Mummer; E. P. Oppenheim. Calumet "X "; Mem-in Webster. H. I. JONES & SON LIMITED, BOOKSELLERS, Wanganui. !■!"" Be your own Landlord ! FOR SALE, on exceptionally easy terms(£s cash, balance on easy instalments) two five building sections of 1 rood 20 perches and 1, rood .08 perches respectively. If not wanted for immediate building purposes the unearned increment should return at least ten times higher interest than if money were placed in the Post Office. A small payment of a few shillings weekly is all that is necessary to make freehold yours. Situated in very healthy locality (15 minutes from Post Office) and surrounded by good class of houses. Apply for particulars this' offioe.