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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 31 August 1908, Page 7

JUNCTION PRIVATE HOTEL. MARTON RAILWAY JUNCTION. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. fTIHIS Hotel has just been erected, -L and is therefore up-todate "n every respect. Nothing has been spared that tends to the comfort of patrons. MRS LINTON, Proprietress. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY mrrTfl MONEY TQ^LEND. V »? Society is prepared to Lend ™ ?v 1 and COUNTRY SECU&ImJTS/ t. LoW9S* Rates. Our New Mortgage Deed contains a condition allowing borrowers the privilege, of repaying. up_ to 20 per cent, of the Loan during any year, without notice or payment of any fine NO OOTIfMTQ UAOEPTIONALLY LOW. Apply direct to the Society'^ Branch Office, DiJtrTcfokc^ °f SoCi^'* EDWARD W. LOWE, N ,~ . Resident' Secretary. TVanganui Di&trict Agency, Victory Avenue— G. JOHNSON, to n- _i. , District gecretar/ Wellington. Ist September. 1902. The Australia,"J*otorua,i New house, containing 30 A>oms; I splendid situation in main street- 100 yards from railway station; 3 minutes' walk from baths, Everything absolutely new; superior table; spacious rooms; electric light; hot and cold baths, and ©very home comfort. Tariff, 6s per day d&s per week. Special terms to famihes, parties, and for ext&ded periods." loos Cook and Son's Coupons. Porter meets »H trains. Letters-and telegrams' receive immediate attention.—J. N McLean, Proprietor. WINTER TARIFF, 30s WEEK. Fighmg launch for use of visitor". p OGEES' ALBION HOTEL, WANGANUI. SPEIGHT'S XXX DUNEDIN ALE And STAPLE'S XXXX SPARKLING ALE Always on tap. JJDWARD ,N. LIFF[TON. ACCOUNTANT, LAND AGENT, AND VALUER. Ofloe and Sal© Rooms, Rutland - - - Chambers. LAND>.SA,LES. §•!«* of Land'receJT« Speed*! 'Attention. »,», J^ ith wnJcn is incorporated the NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT INSUR ANCE COMPANY. / &\ „••••:-.......... £i,e00,000 lhe following departments of Insur*noe are now transacted by the Company.— ' -Firfe'"Statine, Workers' Compensation Acts, Employers' Liability Acts, Com dent aMi DJ^^Plate Ulase, fodelitf guarantee, AdjmiowtTation Bonds, Bursary and Theft, Public Risk. DRESS FABRICS FOR SPRING, i \ ■ The correct fabrics for Spring and Early Summer wear are now ready for selection and our coun try customers have the same buying advantages as those resident in the city. Patterns of the fab- .: rics for which you may have a preference will be mailed' to you on request. Write to-day and you will get the patterns by return post. ■ PARISIAN CREPE, a new and fashionable fabric for spring, in stripe effects, in Wedgewood, peacock, sky blue, pink and cream; 46ins. wide, at 6s 6d. a yard. FANCY CHECK TWEEDS, for Spring wear, in a variety of ■ new colourings; 44 ins. wide, at 5s 6d. yard. FANCY STRIPED TWEEDS, in new shades of light grey and fawn; 44 ins. wide, at 4s 6d yd. SMART NEW TWEEDS, in cream grounds, with fancy stripes; 44 ins. wide, at '4s 3d., a yard. SILK STRIPED NOUVEAUTB RAYURE, in reseda, brown, vieu rose, turquoise, bronze, and navy blue; 46ins. wide, at 7s lid yard. STRIPED GREY SUITINGS for Spring and Summer wear; 44 5 ins. wide at 3s. yard. | Kiitaldie & Stains, I LIMITED. ! WELLINGTON. ! •PRESCRIPTION^ DISPENSING X Speciality by qualified Cliemisbs. Cleanliness, Accuracy, Promptness, and Purity. ALF. A. GOWER, Chemist. RATES' Reliable Seeds, the^est of .1. all. Butter, Eggs, and Bacon none better than what you gst from Townsend's Central Store.