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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20347, 6 May 1915, Page 4

G. A. GANIMAN & Co OHAKUNE, CAN SUPPLY TIMBER DIRECT to customers from railway trucks m 200 feet lots and over, and save you 20 per cent. A CARD. T. H. JAMES, F.N.Z.I.A. (Wanganui.) W. T. HIGGINS, A.R.1.8.A. (Marton.) ARCHITECTS. Marton Office Hours : 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 'Phone 931. H. M. Helm, a.n.z.i.a; architect. 109 AVENUE. Mr Graham H. Jackson SURGEON DENTIST. Has COMMENCED PRACTICE IN KIMBERLEY CHAMBERS, Ridgway Street. Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WORK. MODERATE FEES and HIGH-CLASS WORK. MEDICAL AND ELECTRICAL, 1 MASSEUSE, Miss Etheired Taylor, (Swedish Institute and I.S.T.MLondon, by examination). 9, CAMPBELL STREET, WHANGANUI. Residential Telephone, 208. "DEXTEBS 9* AVENUE, WANGANUI. Funerals Furnished Town and Country. Day Telephone ... 128. NighV „ . ... 816. THE fUT LAND HOTEL, (Under Vice-regal Patronage.) HAS been renovated.an3re-fumishod tli rough out, and is now admitted ttii be the best appoij&ted and furnished Hotel in the Dominion. S. L. PARSONS, Proprietor. 'Phone 4. .Telegram's—-"Rutland," Wanganui. Dix & Bogle, CIVIL ENGINEERS And LICENSED SURVEYORS. 18, WFCKSTEED PLACE, WANGANUI. Telephone No. 53. P.O. Box 16S G. R. FOtfD, ARCHITECT, ' . Government Life Buildings, ''. Victoria Avenue. ... > . Massage Institute, T7ILECTRIC BATHS, Sulphur and' Hot Hi Salt Water Baths, Aix Douche Massiage, Hot Air, Vapour, Needle and Spray .Baths. As at Rotorua Bath House. Rlieumatism, Indigestion, Constipation, Obesity,, Sciatica, Nerve Trouble, Spinal Curvature", and Neuritis successfully treated. QUALIFIED MASSEUSE IN ATTEND- : , ; '' : '~ ANCE.- -■•■ ■■ 210 CHESTER HOUSE, AVENUE. Telephone 1026. i'McSkintfiiing's; Tailoring, Since commencing business ■in "Warigaiiui, Mr. 4. McSkimming, Junr.,. • lias sustained and built upon his reputation as » ladies: tailor. Another branch has now i.een added, Mr. A. McSkimming, Senr., wellknown as ;a. GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, haying joined his son in the business at . : 130' AVENUE, , (Next Denton's). ~. _._;■■•■• -WANGANUI. ' ■ Jan Chernlavsky PIANIST OF THE CELEBRATED CHERNIAVSKY TRIO. WRITES " One of tlie greatest delights of my last Queen's aHll Concert wav a Chappell Concert Grand Piano. The mellifluous tone radiates from the strings, and with its brilliance and sensitive mobility illuminates in the mv>st delicate mariner many subtleties, of the Great Masters' compositions. I am glad to say that I still carry my Concert Chappell Grand al lover the world, sjfid it is at present doing Herculean work on my New Zealand tour." "IT IS SECOND TO NONE." m :■ Objtniinable only from- •' BOLUEB'S : ■ • •■ ;'" ■■ WANGANTJI / . ■ -•■