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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10971, 10 June 1903, Page 3

[ Busia*?aa Adyertlßementa. > - A. JD. Willis's List or NEW BOOKS AND FRESH SUPPLIES : I ' . . Paper Cloth I Rider Haggard's Peari Maiden... 2/6 3/6 Crockett's 'Banner of Blue'" 2/6 3/6 "Owen Wister's 'The Virginian... 2/6 3/6 J. Foster, Fraser's 'Real Siberia' — r 3/6 MileS TranTO's"" "My ITrilliant " ' ; Career' 2/6 3/6 W. W. Jacob's TLady of the Bar ge' : and &H 'others .........V 2/6 ,3/6 The Citizeils? mlas (latest [edit'n), ' all mVps "up itb date. ....;.. — 25/J. S.Wifite'rJs l Marty' 2/6 3/6 Silas Hocking^ ' Novels (a full suppM ...'...1.'. 2/6 3/6 Joseph Hocking's Novels (a full . % supply) .;.;.',..'.■. „...-••. ..... 2/6 3/6 Ethel Turner's 'JLittle Mother Meg' and all 1 others (a ,full supply) A:. ..'.....A'^. A....'.'..:.... — 3/- ' David Harum' (cheap edition ... 8d — Paul .Leicester Ford's Tattle Tales of Cupid*. .'.\..:.Z.'..'..V. — 3/6 'Some Experiences ' of an Irish R.M. .....-..:, — 3/6 Boothby's 'Connie Burt* 2/6 3/6 Chambets,' of Arms' 2/6 3/6 , White's 'Blazed Trail, ..-., ' 2/6 3/6 And. an excellent stpek of the FINEST WORKS OF THE DAY, l>y the Best-Auth-ors only, all carefully selected. ' - Hundreds of new Sixpenny Series 1 arriv- ' ing every week, 8d each. CHEAP WINTER READING. * I am offering' Back Volumes of Windsor, Strain!; Chambers' Journal, 'Boys' ' Own i Annual, Navy and Army, Wide Wide Worldj Leisure Hour.jSunday at Home, and many others at veryjiow price's. LEATHER GOODS A SPECIALITY. Correspondence Solicited. . Inspection Invited. A. D. WILLIS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, I „ , Waaganoi. 1.,; " " -M Mt*ffer Lacfiesiyjl mtmt fIP A»theaclcnowledgedie»t}ing remedy for allFenul* complainti.Re^qmniendfcli by the Mcflicil Factflty-.The genuine b««rin6 Biiaature of W« MABTMf(registered without which none are senuinb). No l^ady should be without them Of nil Chemists throughout the World. , HARTW.Pharm. Chemist, SOUTHAMPTON, ENGLAND. Agcnt«:SHAlH.AHO*Co.,Lo..AucklandA Wellington *nd MEW ZEAIANB DBUQ CO.. Chriitehuxc^. HOUSEHOLDERS SH*>TJM>2Tsmi. THE , FOLLOWI^a FACTS I „ Abo^t . i Shacklock's OBIONKANQES. Will Bnnr Wood or <3oal Will Bum Wood or Coal, IT WILL BURN ANY FUEL/ whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood. IT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL. A great Saving of Fuel is effected. Cooking for ten pereont costs legs than sixpence per day. IT IS ENTIRELY PORTABLE, requiring absolutely no brickwork setting. AS A COOKING RANGE IT IS SUPERIOR to. any range ever introduced to the New Zealand Market. «The Ovens are noted for REGULARITY OF HEAT. THE; COPPER BOILERS.— The-Copp«-Boilers supplied with these Ranges are tianed insido with." pure tin, and are ■of a larger- size made of heavier copp«r. than those of any other range. I THE 1 OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELL. Pastry can be browned, or any liquid substances; such as Pie or Rice Pudding, will boil from the bottom. Larganßized leaves of Bread cafe also be baked in them. ' REPAIRS A MINIMUM.— It is impossiljle to cdnceive a Range tequiriiig'.leflß i#pairs, or;- when -necessary easier affected _ than the ORION. ' COOKING BECOMES A; PLEASURE.— The comfort, convenience, *nd cleanliness attained are bucK. that cookery becoitteß a* pleasure, rather th»* »' duty to be-'avoided. ASK THEIR OPINION.— You are sure to know someone who ' has an ORION Rang*. , Ask their opiniom. Prioes from £Z 10/Bol* Agents: , JAS. THAIN & CO., WANGANUI. The Number -of ORION Baage* Sold is DOUBLE that of any oih»r niak« in tfte Colony. BROWNE, Grocer, Taylorvilla, sells H»»n» Sljitt ToUrti— «a, U, j^t nmJ<\r»* " | /^AP3C-COLA— For ken, woniei, ftnd j VJ childcea; 2s 6d pr bottl*.— Hean. CkM-iai. ' '