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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10972, 11 June 1903, Page 3

I Business Advertisementt. . ■ A. D. Willis's List ' O» NEW BOOKS AND FRESH SUPPLIES : Cutcliffe Hyne's "Captain Kettle, X.08.," paper 2/6,, cloth 3/6 Mason s "Four Fruiters," paper 2/6, clo. 3/c . Trine's "In Tune with the Infinite," clo. 4/1 Ralph Connor's "Glengarry Days," "Man from Glengarry," '"Biai'k Rock," "Skj -Pilot," each, paper 2/8, cloth 3/6 ' De Wet's "Three Years* War," cloiji 6/8 . Nat Gould's "Three Wagers/ boards 2/6, j clofch 3/,-j 1 , - 1 - Hope's "Intrusions dif 'Peggy," cloth 3/6 • Max Pembcrtdri's/ Ci GQld ,Wolf," . paper 2/6. cloth 3/6' Sonimerville and-Eoss' "All On an Irish , Shore.", naper 2/6, cloth 3/6 ; v Davenport's- "By the Ramparts of Zezreel," 1 paper 2/6. cloth 3/6 . " Bnlleu's "Whaleman's Wife," and all others, each,, paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 Oppcnheim's ''Prince of Sjnners," paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 ' Oppenheim's. '"The Traitors," paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 ,'• . . And an excellent selection of the BEST. NOVELS by the mopt popular Authors' . ' of the day. rSPEuULTTBQOKS:, .. Sperry's "Confidential Talks with Yotmg Men," cloth, 3/6. / , Sperrr's "Conficlential Talks with Youngr Women," clqtb, 3/6' _ Sperry's "OoinfiSen|;ial Talks -with -Husband and Wife," cloth, 3/6 Cassell's "Family Doctor." cloth, 7s Pitman's "Commercial Correspondence," 3/Green's "S,horf History-of the EnglisbjJPao,ple," 3 vols., half, leather j ,47/6u-> 'PhillipV'.'inatpmical Chart, bosai€s:,f3/Students'<3custi^'s Jurisprudence^JcJotb-, 15/Poorc"s "Rural Hygiene." cloth.'- 7/G Barton's "Veterinary Manual for Horseownerp," cloth, "15/"First in the Antarctic Continent," clo. 10/6 Nicholl's "Human Physiology," 8/- „ Stuart's "What Mus^ J do tp get Well?" etc., ©10th, 7/6 Oxford's Handbook on -Nursing} cloth, 4s *The Australian" Baby," a haridbook' for mothers,' cloth,' Is 3d "The Young Wife's Handbook," cloth, 1/3 Charasses' "Advice to a Wife," paper, 3/6 Charasses' "Advice to a Mother," paper, 3/6 The JJnrses* Dictionary, cloth,, 2/6 Kirk's Fancrs on. Health,. 1 vol., cloth, *3/6 j Any Special Book required will be pro- J _ cured to order. " \ JUST RECEIVEDGAMES of evcrv description for the winter evenings, including Card Games in variety. Table Tennis, Table Bowls, Table . Billiards, Table Croquet, Table, Quoits, and many others. MAORI KITS I have always a pretty selection of. POST CARD ALBUMS, STAMP ALBUMS A, D.WiLLIS, CAXTON BUILDINGS, WANGANUI. HOIESEHOLDEBS SHOTTLB 2?eTmTHE ' ■:■ PdtLWlN^ PACTS -; About ShacTclock's /* OBldlt BANGiES. Will Burn Wood or Coal i ' - ' 'W4ll Burm Wood ot Coal. CT WILL BURN ANY FUEL, whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood. * IT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL*! , great Saving of Fuel is effected. Cooking for ten peraong coats lejw i\*a tax-, pence per day. IT IS ENTIRELY PORTABLE, requiring absolutely" no brickwork setting. AS A COOKING RANGE Tf IS SUPERIOR to any range- ever introduced to the New Zealand, Market. The Ovens aro noted for REGULARITY OP HEAT! THE COPPER BOILERS.— The .Copper Boilers supplied with these Ranges are tinned inside with pure tin, and- are of a larger size made of heavier copp*r than those of a*jy othir range. . :• THE OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELI&. Pastry can l>e liiowned, or any, licjutd substances, such as Pie or Rice Pudding, will boil from the bottom. Large-siz^d leaves of Bread can also i» baked in them. REPAIRS A MINIMUM.— It is impossiljle to conceive a Range requiring les* repairs, or, when necessary eaaieir affected than the ORION. COOKING BECOMES A PLEASURE.— The cpmfort, convenience, and cleanliness attained are Bnch that cookery becomes a pleasure, rpther than. a duty to be avoided. ASK THEIR OPINION.— You are »nre to know someone who hM an ORIQN Range. Ask their. opiniofi. I Prioes from jC3 10/Sole Ag«»»i*: JAS. THAIN & CO., WANGANUI. • Tho Number of ORION Ra«ge« Sold is I DOUBLE that ot any other make in tiie Colony. ; '