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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11028, 18 August 1903, Page 3

Bustnties AdYertiaementi. JoM McFarlaaiei SHIP CHANDLER <fc SAILMAiEK. Avenue, Wlngamui. .. •, MiNTTFi CTtJITB * —-o»— ' -TENTS, TARPAULINS, OILSKINS, HOESE COVERS, *d. IMPORTER AND RETAILER ' of the following GoodM, " From the noit popular ra*nufafcturer» in t, the Old Country— ..% PRINTS > -^ '••. r v'J* ' o. SERGES - , ' LUSTRES.; 1 ;;- r, , . „-•.,-. GALATEAS * -M " ( >i HOISERY ; „ SHIRTINGS j «HEETiN(?S"" 7 ''""" DAMASKS - » -■ FLANNELETTES QUILTS ;., i _ . • towels John McF&rlanfe, ▲venue, Wa»ganui. A. D. Willis^ List. NEW BOOKS AND FRESH SUP- * PLIES: Cutcliffe Hyne's "Captain Kettle, K.C.B.',*' paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 Mason% "Four Feathers," paper 2/6, cloth, 3/6 Trine's "In Tune with the Infinite," c 10."4/6 Ralph Connor's "Glengarry Days," "Man , from Glengarry/ "Black. Bock," "Sky Pilot," each, paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 ' - De Wet's "Three Yearß' War/ cloth 6/6 Nat Gould's "Three Wagers/ boards 2/6, •cloth 3/Hopf/s "Intrusions of Pe?gy," cloth 3/6 Mas PemD'ert6W*s&ld Wolf/ paper -2/6/ - cloth 3/6 Sommervijle and Ross' "All On an Irish - Shore," paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 Davenport's "By the Ramparts of Jezreel," • paper 2/6. cldth 3/6 , Bullen's "Whaleman's Wife," and all others, each, paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 Oppenheim's "Prince of Sinners," paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 . Oppenheim's "The Traitors," paper 2/6, ■ - cloth 3/6 ~r ;. ; ' s And an excellent selection of the BEST NOVELS by the most popular Authors df the day. ' . SPEoIAL~BOOKS: Sperry's "Confidential Talks with Young „ , .Men/ cloth, 4/- ' ,' ' ' ' Sperry'g "Confidential Talks with Young ' ' "Vyomen," cloth, 4/- ' S.p,errv's ''Confidential Talks with Husband and Wife," cloth, 4/- . ' - - Casseil's "Family? Doctor," doth, 7ff , Pitman's "Commercial Correspondence," 3/tireen's "Short History of the English Peo- " .. pie," 3 vols., half leather, 47/6 Phillip's Anatomical Chart,-, boards, 3/Students- Austins Jurisprudence, cloth, 15/Poore's "Rural Hygiene," cloth, 7/6 \ JUST RECEIVED— "GAMES of every description for the" winter ■ 'evenings, including Card Games in variety, Table Tennis, Table. Bowls, Table Billiards, Table Croquet, Table Quoits, and many others. I MApBI KITS X have always a pretty selection of. PpST CARD ALBUMS, STAMP ALBUMS Ai,D. WILLIS, CAXTON BUILDINGS, WANGANUI. HOUSEHOLDERS SHOULD X'VFE THE FOLLOWING FACTS > ' About Shacklock's ORION RANGES. Will £ata Wooi.OT pp* l . . . , ' :-riA#y'it^'Buy<L-Woo4 <?? Qo»l. tT WlLL .'^KJffiSr 'ANY FUEL/ wtoStlwr Coal, Lignite, or Wood. IT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL. 4 great Saving of. Fuel i» effected; Cook- . , ing for |en person* cot t* lew than six pence per day. IT IS ENTIRELY PORTABLE^ requiring absolutely no brickwork jsetting^ , , .. AS A COOKING. RANGE IT IS SUPERI OR to any range ever introduced tp4h«- ' New Zealand Market. The Ovens tat noted to*; REGULARITY OF HEAT. THE COPPER BOILERS.— The Oopptr .Boilers supplied with these Bangei kw . timed inside with, pure tin, and jure of - a -larger 'size made, of heavier copp«i , than those of any. other range;' ;' ' THE ,OVEN BOTTOMS HEAI? WELL. . Pastry .Cjin. be browded, or ay> liquid . aubstances, such as Pie or Rice" Pudding, will boil from- the bottom; J^urg^rsixed loaves of Bread can also t*» baked iri them. \ ' *!■)"' : \f\f% " -'"\\ '. REPAIRS A MINIMUIf.-^-It ii* iaipoMdhlt to conceive a Binge requiring le«r r* pairs, or, when neceMftry Maier affected than the ORION. COOKING BECOMES A PLEASURE.- . .The comfort, convenience, and cleanliaeas attained are.tuch that. cookery be-/ comes a pleasure/ rather tham a duty tobe avqided. . *" a.. ASK THEIR OPINION.— You are »ure to know -; someone who has ax ORION Range. 1 Aak their opiniom.:,,, ;v < . Prices t±om Jt2 10/JAS. THAIN & CO., '' ' ' ■ : ;The Num»er of ORION Ramges Sold i» DOUBLE that of any other make i* th* CfoloKj.,