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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20038, 23 March 1914, Page 6

Wherever the Wail Reaches i John Cobbe's catalogue, and the f .untry Order Department at the Mail -y- • j Order House, bridges a chasm between JXLSIII the store at Feilding and those. wholive the Dominion. Through this service, and using the cataOrdsr i°^e as a medium f rom vvhich to select the goods you need, you may purchase as satisfactorily as if you stood before ~ -. ■ ~ . the counter. Those who desire a catals6rVlC6. logue sent on should advise me of the address, when one will be forwarded post free. TO GET INTO COMMUNICATION WITH THIS HOUSE MEANSSAVING MONEY. Ifiilil nfinnr Mail Order House, JOHN COBBE, »—» I^^^^^HHHBk^P^^ ThC SCSI 9 MUdlO I^^^E^'Sfl^^^^^^H?^^^ Opposite Post Office, ~. Ife^JßS^l^fflffll^^^^^^^^Br^P^fl Wanganui. J^^^^^^Hl^^^^Hy^O For High-class PHOTOGRAPHS. ]i^9^^^9Bß^^Pm^^^HQß^9| NOTE. —Enlargements made from "^''V^mßmm/Km^^^^^p^S^^ any photo. J^^^l^^^^^^^mS^^^^^^^hS^HbSm -Telephone 381. ; ffl^^^^^^^^^^^Hfl^^SiN§ M. J> liAMPE, ' '^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H^B Proprietor. Indian Art Depot THE AVENUE. , : , . • . Large variety of Christmas Pres eats, comprising the latest Novelties from oil lands. Satouma and Antimony Ware, In dian Beaten Brass Ornaments, and an exquisite variety of Lace articles. The new Crochet Collars and Ties just — arrived, beautifully designed. Art Needlework requisites in stock. Inspection invited. Agents—Pauline Reliable Patterns. 4 Buy a Kodak Camera j P FOR EASTER! M wk The Easte* Season is the time to take Photographs. j|| ;^^ Hpw delightful to have permanent records of all that gjp %P interests you. HP KODAK PICTURE MAKING is all pleasure. No jgp mk trouble, no weight, and a dark-room unnecessary. ||| gggg There are imitations, bo be sure your Camera is stamped gggg YtJM ■•'j^jSjfc "EASTMAN," otherwise it is not ggg: *^ * KODAK< |P Ir^!|J| Kodak Australasia, Limited, offer pj &4 PS f\k *?W- *or Kodak Happy Moments, m iP^il <df^>«w T-M There is a First Prize of £100 and 115 other g|g I* ' irry^^OT^P* 'Cash Prizes: 28 Prizes are reserved exclus- ggg II VTrf^f/Sri' ively for Beginners. It is not a Photographic ggg J*^ 11/0* Competition. Technical excellence is of no ggs . )))• . \\\W\W importance. Happiness is the only thing 0% ■if * \ iIIhT that counts. Ask your Kodak Dealer, or Sggz ft N\ jmTl write to us, for the "Happy Moment" Booklet gg> I telling all about this interesting Competition, ggg IV P^^^^^^^^P-sb A copy of our new 220 page Illus- jgig r7Z\ £^S3fc~-^p^Ss trated General Catalogue will be sent, ggg IOJ JL^ "^ * HUT Po8t"&ee» on request from^ g|p ==^*' wiltS^sav^dbphabmaoy, ||| 3.Fd£MPoekrtKo&k,»Mt-ctiri WANGANUI. j%| W ■ "rvn'ftNF" 1 UT wL-V/INIC. I SPRING COIL FENCE I Sent out In Five Chain Rolls I DOG and LAMB PROOF I Top and Bottom Wires, No. 9 Gauge Wire; Intermediate, ■ No. 11; Cross Ties, No. 13. No wire holes are needed. ■ WEATH ER—The fence is made of best-quality wire, galvanised. Moisture does, not affect it. Expansion and contraction caused by changes in temperature are provided by crimps in the horizontal lines. Once up, the fence needs no after straining. STOCK—The crimps make the fence elastic. Stock rushing it are thrown back, and both stock and fence are uninjured. The cross ties, I ft. apart, make s perfect web, through which no stock can pass. ACC ID E NTS—Should a breach occur, only the part touched is affected. The rest of the fence remains taut. PI G"' FE N C E—A special" Cyclone " Pig Fence with cross tie» 6 inches apart is made. It will hol"d the most persistent pig that ever rooted. ,' GET OUR FENCE AND GATE CATALOGUE. CYCLONE FENCE & GATE CO., 178 Montreal St., Christchurch I g Vlft 'vf-u. wi VW> V HIV« | ~M|i_~r and Auckland, rz Sole A gents— JAMES THATN AND CO. LTD., WANGANUI.