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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10967, 5 June 1903, Page 3

j -?■ Bnslnest Advertiiements. ; A. 3X -Willis's litet \" '-'■■' r*fa " .■ . ;" NEW BOOKS ANDIFBM %Vt- ,, PLIES: ' 1 NY " Paper Cloth Rider Haffgard's Pearl Maiden... 3/6 3/6 ■Crockett's of Blue' « 2/6 3/6 Owen Wister's 'The Virginian... 2/6 3/6 J. Foster Praser's 'Real Siberia' — 3/6 Miles Franklin's 'My Brilliant „• , . " Career?"- .....^;::.. r '..C:::.':.?.. ' 2/6 3/6 W, W*f Jacob's 'Lady of the' Barge' and all others 2/6 ' 3/6 . Th« Citizens' Atlas (latest edit'n), ' • all maps, up to date — 25/J. S. Winter's 'Marty' 2/6 3/6 Silas Hocking's l^dvels (a full , suppM 2/6 3/6 Joseph Hocking's Novels (a full . - supply) > „..«: , 2/6 3/6 Ethel Turner's 'J/ittte, Mother^ * Meg' and all others (a "full' • supply) ....] , , — 3/- ' David Harum' (cbjsap edition .... Bd--> — Paul Leicester,.* vFoxd'a 'Tftttle, , . Tjiles of CupidJ ..,.«♦«... i. ;,....— 3/6 'Some Experience's of an Irish , R.M. , — 3/6 Bootbby's 'Oonnic.Burt' 2/6 3/6 Chambers' *Mald of< Arms' 2/6 3/6 White's 'Blajsed Trail 1 , 2/6 3/6 And an excellent stock of the. FINEST WORKS OF THE; DAY, by. the Bcsti Authors only, all carefully selected.. Hundreds' of. hew Sixpenny Series arriving every week, 8a .each. CHEAP WINTER READING. I am offering' Back Volumes of Windsor, Strand, Chambers' Journal, Boys' Own* Annual, 'Nary and "Army/ "V^ide Wide., World, Leisure Hour* Sunday at Home, and ; • many, others at very low prices.. v LEATHER GOODS A SPECIALITY. Correspondence Solicited. " ■ " Inspection Invited. a. i>. wiiiiii0 f _ BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEb! Wamgsnai. AiethemcknoWledgea leading remedy for all Fem«i. Cotapl»int».RccommcndfcJbythe.Medlc«lF«cuni ; TThe Itenuine bur the signntiirc ot Wx. MABTjN(rpgiftued Without which jiont are xenuine). No li»ay ihould tit without them ■Ofn 11 Chemiit«.thrott S hont tte Wdrid: « «PA^Tm. p )»»'^- Chemist, SOOTHAWTOHJIiaiAIiD, AgcntuSNARLANO *'CO..lt..Auclt;]«ndJt Wellington •nd IIW KALANB OIUO Cl..Chrirtchur(ih. i HOUSEHOLDERS SHOULD If OTE THE FOLLOWING FACTS. : About ORION RANGES. Will Bnra Wood ot Coal » Will Burm Wood or Coal. IT WILL TORN ANY FUEL, whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood.IT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL.. A great Saving of Fuel, is effected. Cooking for ten persons costs less than sixnence per day. ' u• i <. -' Xt>lS ENTIRELY PORTABLE, rtquiriAgr absolutely no brickwork settmir.' ' , -" AS A COOKING RANGE IT ISSUPERIOB toi any -range ever introduced. to the New Zealand Market. -The Ores* «re .noted for REGULARITY OF HEAT. THE QOPPER BOILERS.— The Coppw Boilers supplied with these Ranges are tinned inside with pure tin, and »*• of a larger size made of heavier copper than those of any other range. THE OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELL. Pastry v can be browned;, or« any liquid substances, such as Pie or Rice Pudding, will boil from the bottom. Large-sized loaves of Bread can also be baked in • them. < -REPAIRS A MINIMUM.— It is impossible , to conceive a Range requiring less rst' pairs, or, when necessary easier affected , than the ORION. ftCOOKING BECOMES A PLEASURE.— '{ The comfort, convenience, and oleanliI ness attained are such, thai; cookery bef \ comes a pleasure, rather tham a duty to 1' be avoided. '. . rASK THEIR OPINION.— You •wjrorbjte. know someone who bas an ORION Rang*. Ask their opiniom. PrioM from 43 10/(Bole Agents: JAS. THAIN 4b CO., WANGANUI. , The Numb»r of ORION Ramges Sold, is DOUBLE that of any other make im the Colony. • BROWNE, Grocer, Taylorville, sells Hum's Shirt Polish— <Jd, In, per t %oai\lrn^ . > , ' /^AP-C-COLA*-For men, woinem, and \J children ; 2s 0A per boUls.— Hean. Okamisl k