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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12244, 18 June 1909, Page 1

WHITE'S Bargain Fair. OVERCOAT BARGAINS. BARGAIN NO. 1.-BOYS' and YOUTHS' DARK GREY CRAVENETTE i OVERCOATS, Sizes 13^ 1, 2, 2£. Price 22s to 255.- Now all at 15s. \ BARGAIN NO. 2.—YOUTHS' DARE TWEED OVERCOATS; Size 2 arid 2i. Price 20s and 21s. Now only 15s. " S YOUTHS' SIZE 2, SPECIAL QUALITY ENGLISH RAINPROOF, 50s. ; Now only 30s. .... , KAIAPOI SAMPLE OVERCOATS. Dark Grey, Size 4, 655; now 455. Dark Grey, size 6, 67s 6d; now 455. Dark Grey, sizes 6 and 7, ,50s; I now 395. ..■'.■': ■ . .-.:-.■■ , THREE-QUARTER LENGTH NAVY PILOT CLOTH COAT. Size 4, ■ 455. Now 255. ' ? KAIAPOI SHORT RIDING COATS in Drab and Slate. Sizes 4, 5 an& : 7, 40s. Now 255. ■ ■ } ■ ■ . • : LONG CRAVENETTE COATS. Size 6, 555. Now 355. ; CARTERS' DRAB CANVAS COATS. Size' 56 inch long, 255. Now « .." -175.6 d. '• . ; - ■ ~ .... ..:•■ _ .:... .... . . ; BOYS' MANCHESTER COATS; all sizes; 14s 6d, rio^ !lls. 17s 6d, now 13s. 18s 6d, now 14s. i . -' ~:■;■•" .-■.--• /■w. :- ~ MEN'S PATENT CYCLONE l^ClNTOSff*'c6A^'^o* Vifdirig^:^Titiß;: etc., 40s. Now 295. These, Coats stand any.amount of wear. BARGAINS IN BOYS' SJITS. Size 10, Petone made, CAMBRIDGE SUIT, 28s; Now 14s 6d.' Sizei 13, Roslyn, CAMBRIDGE SUIT, 27,s 6d; now 18s 6d. Size 13, Kaiapoi , CAMBRIDGE SUIT, 365; now 245. Size 14,, Kaiapoi, CAMBRIDGE SUIT, 345; now 245. - ,"■ • ~, ; : ;.f- V^>,,;/ > ■■'■•': v' v' ■ '' '-i• ' - '■:-■•?■■■•■''■■*}... ..,. ""■"■ BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS at Ridiculous .Price. Size 9, Petone Navy Serge 16s 6d; now 9s 6d. Size 12, Grey Check K3s/6d; now 13s 9d. ■ Size 13, Kaiapoi Tweed 22s .6d: now 16s 6d. Size 11, Kaiapoi Dark ; : Check 26s 6d; now 17s 6d. ; , V ,"'• '^' '• ."'V " ' ' THE ABOVE FOR'SPOT CASH ONLY^^ v R. H. White & Co. DRAPERS, MILLINERS, CLOTHIERS, A^j&ERS. VtCTQBfA AlfEisfpß, ' / ." ■' WANGANUI. :,: ...,; ;\

MAIN TRUNK LINE; Where to stay en rouU. JOPP BROS., MAIL COACH PROPRIETORS. OHAKUNE and RAETIHI. ;p^A rCHES-ru^^WTIMES^ Vj between the above places.' Three Times a week to Pipiriki. Meet all trains Ohakune station. ~ Leaves Raetihi 5.30 a.m. ''."".'■"'■'- -1 Arrive Ohakune 6.45 a.m. Leaves Ohakiine 1Q a.m. 1 Arrived IlaetihiU.ls a.m. Leaves Raetihi 6 p.m. - 1 Arrived Ohakune 7.15 p.ni. Leaves Ohakune '$-.4s:. p.m. " Arriv«d Raetihi 11 p.m. PIPIRIKI-RAETIHI TIMETABLE. Leaves Pipiriki 12 noon, Mondays and ''Wednesdays.' ■ ■ ' ' '■•■"'■''■ :':-:'# Arrives Raetihi 4 p.m. Mondays .and ■ yf ednesdays. ' ' .'■" ' ... .-■'• ■'.- ..'■-' -".-' Leaves Raetihi Tuesdays and Saturdays . /12.30 j>an.'; ',;-■. '.'.■:.:. .' '• ; '•■ ■: - . Arrives Pipiriki v Tuesdays and Saturdays ■'• 4- p.m. '': .■' ';. ■.' '■■■„ ' ■ ,-. • '.-■ • Special always on hand if wired for;. .• ; v)S.:;.,1' ::.'r > 4~-,- .;,.. '■■'-:■:..' ■•'. " Waimarino Accommodation House OHAKUNE. 1 TIED * LINEN CHANGED DAILY. Best Table Kept. Terms Moderate. OLM OLE SB N, | Proprietor. I ' i .... -■ ------ I --. .-; ~,-'.■ '; . ■ Seddon Tourist Hotel, OHAKUNK. Telegrams, " Tourist," Ohnkune. /CATERING for Best Class Travelling \J. Publio. Civility. Excellent Table. Comfort. Strict attention to 6 a.m. North train. MRS Z"~KERR. Proprietress. RAILWAY BUFFET, TAIHAPE "OIGHT opposite Railway Station. JOO Single and Double Beds. Everything Clean and Bright. First-class.Chef. Excellent Table. Guests called and breakfast provided in time for early morning trains. R. HEALB.Y., Proprietor Warkton Villa Private Hotel, OHAKUNE. Under New Management. fTTHE above Hnitel is now under new JL management, and patrons can relj on the best of accommodation at moder--1 ate rates. Private Board and Lodging. 1 Good Stabling and Paddoeking. I ■■. - . _______ 5 ' ■ • MRS G. TQMSON", Proprietress.

Tafhape. T ANDATJ meets all trains, and drives I i to any hotel. Bide in comfort during the cold and wet months. Telegrams— - > • W. TODD, Taihap©. CLUB ;HOTEL. OHAkONE. THE Most Central and Popular Placeto stay. The Rendezvous for Shooting Parties. Night Sorter Kept. All Coaches stop at door. Write for accdmmodation . A, MAR SH , ~ ' PropHitbr. Brand Hotel, Ohakune. A PPOINTED by, Thos. Cook ani A. Sons. Itefefdnced by N.Z. Government Tourist D«partment. For further particulars '&4d Railway Timetable. \ Tariff fes 6d day. Settlers <Js 3d. My o^n coaches rn^et all traina- Fare 6d. H. Yf. I4ITTLEWOOD, Proprietor. OHAKUNE COFFEE PALACE, OHAKIINE. TTNDER entirely new management. Redecorated and thoroughly renovated throughout. ' Room. Comfortable and Table Good. Coaches set do?rn or pick up passengers for all trains. MRS GEORGE, Proprietress. ~HOTEt GRAND, *'" ■■■-■ ■'", ■ ■: TATJMARUNUi (King Country). . . Situate opposite Railway Station. Newly erected and comfortably furnished throughout. Hot and Cold- Baths. • , Passengers wishing to break their journey en route for Auckland, should I write or wire for accommodation. Porter meets all trains. P.O' Box, 26. Telegrams: MRS. SMITH, "Grand," Taumaruriui. Proprietress. GLENAVCN HOUSE, (Opposite Station.) RANGATAUA. me new double-storied building ■.■■:"-'\''. \ First-class accommodation for ttaTellers I Excellent table. Terms moderate. 7 .'\'* TV. BATEMAN, ' . Proprietor. f "pOTJND.—That n& other cocoa lias the [X? same delicious, tempting; flavour i that* BournviUe has. Ask ■ your grocer ■ about'the jewel caskets of Chocolates : Cadbury's' are giving awftT. ■