BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10398, 23 July 1901, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTES.

Mr J. H. Keesing has received instructions to sell, on account of Mr Webster, who is leaving tHe ■district, his complete first-class household' furniture, without reserve. Th& sa'o takea place on Friday next at 1 o'clock." At 1.45 p.m. 1 to-morrow Mr Keesing will offer, at Mb mart, a Bplehdid lot of healthy fruit and forest trees, flowering and ornamental shrubs, -as also a choice assortment of' roses.' 'The ,sale is without reserve. a , The trend of business along the Avenue in the direction of Guyton Street is .evidenced by the number of new buildings in progress and completed, and amongst others may be -mentioned the three fine shops situate .opposite the Presbyterian Church. Ono of 1 these establishments has been leased .by Mr G. W. Hean, chemist (by examination), and very handsomely have the furnishings been carried out under the supervision of tho proprietor. In 'this', connection may be metnioned the dispensing' screen, which stands out so prominently as the prospective customer enters the shop, for it is at least 10 feet across by 10 feet high, designed in the old Egyptian stylo, with panelled mirTors, the finishing being artistically effected in black and gold, and' all the other accessories are in the 'same complete manner. With regard to the, dispensing of prescriptions, the assurance is given that all the drugs employed in, the different admixtures are obtained through the medium of the most authentic and reliabla manufacturers ' in the Old Country and on the Continent, and, moreover, even in the matter, of pure water (a very necessary ..adjunct) this is available by means oT a Pasteur filter, so that no microbes -may find their way into medicines piescribed to eradicate those many ills that flesh is heir- to. The visitor to the', shop will find that everything is stocked/ in the matter of druggists' sur.dric^— such as scents, soaps, and indeed all toilet requisites — and prescriptions" can be thoroughly depended on as being, exact to medical requirements. Mr- .Hean retains the agency for Lane's 'Creasote Emulsion, and mentions, amongst other goods required for houshold use-in caßfcs of emergency, that its consistent sale is indication of its sustained popularity and ready disposal. Mr Hean has been \n Wanganui as a business mil" for about four months, his business enterpriso leading him to take the fino. now. premises under notice-, -and in- such a short space' of time he has. established himself in such popular favour us, to indicate that Ms ability, courtesy, and attention are thoroughly 'recognised by his many clients. ? -

Beat out of an Increase of his Pension. — A Mexican war veteran and prominent editor writes : "Seeing ' the advertisement of Chamberlain'^ Colic, Cholera, and Diairhoea Remedy, I am reminded that as a soldier in Mexico" in '47 and '48, I contracted Mexican diarrhoea and this remedy has kept mo from getting &n increase in my pension, for on every renewal a doso of it restores me." It is unequalled as a quick cure for diarrhoea and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by the United Farmers' Co-op. Association. You can depend on ridding jour children of Worms with Wade's Worm Figs, the wonderful worm worriers. Price, ls. ___!__

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