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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11029, 19 August 1903, Page 3

Buitaees Advertisements. John McFarlaiie, SHIP CHANDLER & SAILMAKEE, Avenue, Wangamui. 'if 'a H"tf¥ Ji c"T~'tr"lt JB-.A * — o»— TENTS, TARPAULINS, OILSKINS, HOUSE COVERS, Sn, IMPORTER AND B,^AIItE;B . -..of $he fojlowing Good*. From the vioit popuiiu: ma/iuf aeturer* ( in BEBGES LUSTSBS "" '• ' GALAIEAS HOJSEBY SHIBTING? CALICOES "*•" ' "• SHEETINGS . DAMASKS FLANNELETTES ; ■ quilts ; TOWELS r • John McParlane, A.v«nu»i Wi*£inui.. , A, D; Willis's List NEW BOOKS AND FRESH SUPPLIES: ■"- • * Cutcliffe Hyne's "Captain Kettle, X.C.8.," paper ,2/6^, cloth 3/6 ...,,,. Ma'son^'f'Four' Feathers," paper 2/6, cloth ' 3/6 Trine's "In Tune with the Infinite," clo. 4/6 Ralph Connor's, "Glengarry .Days," "Man from Glengarry," "Black Rock,' 5 . "Sky Pilot," each, paper" 2/6, clotK 3/6 De Wet's "Three Years' War,'? cloth 6/6 Nat Gould's "Three Wagers," bbardß 2/6, ' cloth 3/- . HqpaV^tatiKisioas^of.Beggy,'' *10tt..3/6> - Max PemberWs "Gold Wolf." pape* 2/6, cloth 3/6 ' . t Sommerville and Rosb' "All On an Irish * • Shore," paper 2/6, cloth 3/6 Davenport's "By the Ramparts of Jezreel/' paper 2/6. cloth 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 And an excellent selection of the BEST NOVELS by the most popular Authora of the day. SPECIAL BOOKS: ' Sperrys "Confidential Talks with Young Men," cloth, 4/Sperry's "Confidential Talks with Young Women," cloth, 4/Sperry's "Confidential Talks with Husband and Wife," cloth, 4/Cassell's "Family Doctor," cloth, 7s - Pitman's "Commercial Correspondence," 3/Crreen's "Short History of the English Peo- ■ pie," 3 vols., half leather, 47/6 Phillip's Anatomical -Chart, boards,- 3/-> Students' Austin's Jurisprudence, cloth, 15/Poore's "Rural Hygiene," cloth, 7/6 JUST RECEIVEDGAMES of every description for the winter evenings, including Card Games in vari- , ety, Table Tennis, Table Bowls, Table Billiards, Table Croquet, Table Quoits, and many others. ' MAORI~kITS I have always a pretty selectioa of. .POST CARD ALBUMS, STAMP ALBUMS £. D. WILLIS, CAXTON BUILDINGS, WANGANUI. HOUSEHOLDERS SHOULD $OT* THE FOLLOWING FACT* About Shacklock's ORION RANGER. Will Burn Wood or Coal ' „ . Will Bura Wood or Coal. IT WILL BTEJBN ANY FUEL, whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood. IT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL. A great Saving of Fuel is' effected. Cooking for ten perron*. '-ooßttiaK than fixpence per day. , ; . „ , IT IS ENTIRELY PORTABLE i /requiring absolutely .no ..brickvjork. Betfcfoig, ■ ■■ AS A BOOKING BANGte IT |S SUPEBI- ■ OR to any range' ever introduced to the New Zealand Market. The Ovens are noted for REGULARITY OF HEAT. THE COPPER BOILERS.— The Copper Boilers supplied with these' Ranges are turned inside with pure tin, And are of a larger size made of heavier copper than those of any other range. THE OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELL. Pastry can be , browned, or ar r liquid .BUbßtancep, such, as Fie or Bice jradding, will fcoii from the bottom. J.arg«-suwd loaves of Bread can also t* baked is them. v - REPAIRS A MINIMUM.— It it imposiible , to conceive a Range requiring less repairs, or, whem necessary easier affected than the ORION. . COOKING BECOMES" k PLEASUBE. T The comfort, convenience, and . cleanliness attained I'are"1 ' are" sueh >. that cookery becomes a pleasure, rather th»a a duty to be avoided. , „ ASK THEIR', OPINION.— Ytra are.ittre to 1 know »omeone> who hj»p-;»a OBION | . Range. ' jCsfc their "opinion. Prioee f roai JB» 10/- v i , § ' I /., Sole Agents: JAS. THAIN & CO., Th» Number of OKCON Bangs* Sold is DOUBLE tiutt ol any otter make ia tit* Colony.