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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12889, 23 July 1913, Page 3

Simple, But Artistic. OAK FURNITURE. In buying FURNITURE there are many things to remember —and one of the main details is the timber ' used in the construction. We have been importing English Oak in large quantities lately, and are able to supply the genuine article at a very low cost. It is well known that we only employ the best of workmen and are confident that we can give you the Best Value in tlte Dominion. SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY OF OAK FURNITURE NOW ON VIEW. PURSER & SON, THE LEADING FURNISHERS, AVENUE, WANGANUL

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