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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10881, 23 February 1903, Page 1

lousiness Advertisements, CUMMINS & CO., RIDGWAT STREET. /^"USH PURCHASERS of FARM and Sj DAIRY PRODUCE. BUTTER IN LUMP OB POUNDS. EGGS in any quantity, At Highest Market Rates. Wanganui and District Agonts for DE LA.VAL SEPABATOB& AND ACCESSORIES. Steam Turbine Separators, With or Without Boileri, To Skim 65, 110, 150, 300, and 440 Gallons per h.ouz. HAND-POWER SEPARATORS, To Skim 9, 27, 45, 55, 65, and 100 Gallons per hour. BABCOCK TESTERS, N . # SEPARATOR OIL, Etc. \ Catalogues posted on application. Cummins & Co.* CASH GROCERS, Eidgw&y Street. Wanted* WANTED, smart Boy to carry parcela. Apply Hannah and Co. AJNTED Known -AJI kinds of Fresh Fish, Smoked Fi=h, Whitebait, and Oysters. — Yarrow's Fish Mart, ilidgway Street. = AWi'iSD— A Housemaid ; must have references ; good wagea. A'ppiy Mrs Shield's house, Collegiate Sonool. ANTED— Cyclists to know that we hire Machines by day pr week. — Rover Cycle Depot, Avenue. WANTED — Buyers for good secondhand Bicycles from .25 ; easy terms. — Hover Cycle Depot, Avenue. AJNXJiD Known -We are clearing out all our Prints and Muslins at tremendcus reductions.— lt. H. White and Co., Wanga.nui. ANTiiJi) to Lease— Farm, 278 acres, Brunswick Boud ; ono mile from Aramoho and Dairy Factory; good riveroomed house, cowshed, etc. ; 100 acres ptonghable ; well watered. Apply '-Herald." "A^TEDT^own^Stoxage to let. Apply Chisholm and Son, Sign-writers and Decorators, Ridgway Street. WAJN'X'ifil) Known — Mrs tSlaier, qualified Ladies' Nurse, is prepared to receive ladies at her residence, the quiet and healthy retreat of Mamaku JSfcrce't, Ifiastown, above Eailwiiy Bridge, or attend them at their oyin residence. A doctor in attendance if reqnired. Moderate charges. WANTED Known — We expect on Saturday large quantities of prime Bananas, Oranges, Tomatoes, Peaches, Apricots, Plums, etc. Will make extra cheap prices, to ensure a quick sale. — Wanganui Fruit Company, Ltd., Avenue Shop, nest to Laird's Flower Shop, and on the Quay. %lk? ANTJiD Known— 'Littlejohh's tieAe a V 7 big Buocess. No wonder— look at the prises. Good Calico, 2/11 dozsn ; Prints, 3«d yard, were lOd ; Corsets. 1/9 ; Black Lustre, 1/3; Coloured Dress Stuff, 42in., 4£d yard; Laclie3' Hose, lOd pair; Saddle T«eed lrousers, 10/6 J 6 Bows, for 1/-; 3 Ties for 1/-.— Littltjohn's Cash Drapery and Outfitting Emporium. AN'IM) Known— To Let, , the sixroomed house ufc present occupied by J. K. Bolton, Esq., in Gloucester Street, off River Bank. Apply Wm. Fl) ger, London Street. . ArTTED Known— Devonshire Cream will be obtainable at Aramoho Dairy Depot on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Ice Creams supplied daily at Depot and from hand cart, from Thursday next (22nd inst). W" A-KTiSD Known— That lam selecting and preparing the best and earliest Pallets for the next season. AH eg^s are guaranteed. Stock Birds for sale.— Hector Sheeran, Austral Poultry Farm, Aramoho. »7|7'ANTEJJ Known— Go to O'Hara's TT Store for Defiance Tea, 1/3, 1/6. 1/9, and 2/- per lbs. New Seasoned Fruits just arrived, at lowest prioes. ANTES) Known — Why let yonr lambs die, when you can save them by using Joseph Ford's Scour and Lungworm Mixture.— Collins, McNeill and' Co., agents, Wanganui. ANTED to Let— Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms, with use of }a)r ohen.— Toi Toi Lodge, Wilson Street. l^Ji/AJNTKD Known— Fresh Vegetables, TT Raspberries', Peaches, Apricots, Plums for jam, on sale at Miss Smith's Fruit Shop, Gnyton Street. ANTED Known— The best house in town for High-class Tailoring is H. Neverman's. A large rtock of Tweeds, Vicunas, etc. ANTED Known — Great Sale of Boots and Siloes. Every pair reduced. — Ph. Singh, opposite tho Convent. ANTED Known— lf your sheen arc not going well, try Joseph Ford's Scour and Lungworm Mixture. It will pay you well. — Collins, McNeill and Co., agents, Wanganui. ANTED Known— Gladioli, the fashionable Bulb. New and rare varieties from Mr Frethy's collection — the best in- N.Z. Messrs Harrowby and Knight have secured the wkole of Mr-Frethy's output for this season, and orders are being booked frqm the' blooms \for delivery of bulbs in April. As only a limited number of some varieties is available, an early tall is necessary to csccure some of tlie nest varieties. Blooms on view at Eidgway Street, or at the garden at Springvale.