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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12710, 22 March 1911, Page 4

MR. G. I* BRIDGE «» DENTISf, VSGmINION TTJTLDTSSiS, ■'• Next Door Newmarket HoteL Hours: 9to 5 p.m., and 7to 8 p.m. Telephone 686. E. C. GILBERT, ~" SURGEON DEN lIST, A'ISITS AVAA'ERLEY EA TERY FRIDAY. At Miller's Boarding-house. ■jl/TR. WOODLEY A. pROAA TSE, DENTAL SURGEON, HAS Returned to Town, and may be consulted as usual, at his Surgery, A rictoria Avenue.. ATKINS AND BACON AROHITEOTB, WANGANUI aad WBLLINeTON. AHr«d Aikin*. F«a. Eoyid Inrt. Bvi*. Axwhti. Roger Bw»n, Amo. Moral Icrt. Brit. ! Irrnhti. __________ LICENSED SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER, Successor to Roland Garrett. Druids' Chambers. Telephone 641. A.McFABLAIME, ARCHITECT, Ofits—Darieterm. UchftQi* £tiiia9Bve« Gn««. ifofar»fe» Cfaarne*. Meitagei W» with Mr F, MtF-rUn* Ironmonger, Ridgwey Street, will r*•*ir« .iromst ftttentio». G. L. Maclachlan ARCHITECT' 17. Victoria Avenue Wanganui. Reliable Plans. Moderate Charges.: 'Phone, 567. I; LEOPOLD J. ATKINSON, ARCHITECT. Lennard's. Buildings, ; W&-_;is_i. T«lerihdn« 610. Linoleums at the price of Floor, cloth at Pui-ser ana Son's Sale, now on. ■ . .-■ ■ ■■- '- :"■•■■ ' v ' T. H, BATTLE, iLEGHITEOT, ';:T ~~ ■. ' . '"'(iv'glßD.) • : Buixeom and ft xmsmSk IABRI3TERS »cd IOLIOITORI, N». 14, Wioltßteed Flaee, W»n«wi«Sj M em itreet, W*T*rler. At ltr«ri«]r > ,bflM •»«•? Friday. I T¥T HIGH A \hl ATCNES 1/ Vy ear r 11 ELL ■ .Nettlesbip and Son, Have Held tho Reputation for Years for GOOD RELIABLE WATCHES See the NICKEL OPEN FACE AVATCH. PRICE 25b. Specially manufactured for them, and carries a guarantee. Also THE SCHOOLBOY'S AVATCH for 7s 6d. Good reliable Watch. And GOLD PRESENTATION WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETY AT KETTLESHIP & SON, JEWELLERS, (Opposite English Church), AVENUE, AVANGANUI. Special Announcement To The Ladies of Waaganui Having had years of experience as a DESIGNER in Europe, 1 ?m convinced that the HQBBLE SKIRT has been incorrectly copied in this part of the world, and has been made redieulous in appearance, uncomfortable as a walking skirt, and held up to, ridicule by the public generally. To this end I have designed a skirt which has the appearance of the Hobble, but in reality is the same width as an ordinary 7 or 9 gore skirt. If one looks back to the last i-century and considers the fash- ' ions then in vogue, as compared to the present da>, one must at once admit, that with the progress the world has made, that the characters, the people, and the fashions, .MUST change, if not by revolution by evolution. I still make the ordinary.7 to 1.1. gore sitirts, or in fact -any style which may be required. . You are invited to call and in- . ... speet the New Design alluded I to! and also the Latest Materials, , jtyhieb'/I have just landed. ORDKIIS T.\KK\ NOW FOII j ivASTKU. GH&f?UES LAND. LADIES' TUTORING SPECL\U-~. ■"••■; (Snlek'p Buildings), ' GUYTON STBERT. Vu ''if:*