Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11167, 30 January 1904, Page 3

BaalttdSß AdYcrtiseraents. John MoFarlane, gITIP CHANDLEE k &AILMAKEA. ▲yean*, Wamgurai. ,MAMUIiCTIJBEI —o»— j TENTS. TAEPAULINB, OILSKINS, HOBSB COVERS. *o. — AXKO— IMPOSTEK AND BXTAILBB ef ike following Good*,. From th» most popular nwnufaotunn in tk« Old Country— PMNTS I . SEBQI9 LUSTED QALATEA3 HOISZBY SHIETINGS CALIOOSfI SHEHTINGS DAMASKS FLANNELETTES QUILTS DOWELS John MoPariane, Avm&im, Wamcaa«i O&AjrOAKONGA VIWB\ABB. Bell Street, Wsaganui. __^ JOSEPH SOLIJR, PROPEIETOR. OWING to the increasing demand ioi these wines, Mr Soler has taken over another two hundred acres of land. Bituate on the Kaukatea Road, No. 3 Line, Wanganui, and has already planted a large - area is vines. Mr Soler wishes to call the intention of hotelkeepera and the public generally to the EXCELLENT QUALITY of these Wines, as will be aeen by the following awards. The Wines Mr Soler ■sent to the Melbourne International Ex* hibition in 1880, when competing with those .from the Australian colonies, obtained SIX Prizes. He »Ibo obtained First | Prise Medal for these Wines for purity,, at the Christchurch International Exhibition, 1882. These Wines were also exhibited at i the ABhbutton Exhibition, held on the 20th of Ma^ch, 1885, and received from the judges First Award of Merit, and were also awarded First Prize Medal afc the N.Z. Industrial Exhibition, 1885, Wellington; PriiJo Medal at th« Indian and Col- ; onial Exhibition h«ld in Londan, 1887; , Prize Medal- at the Melbourne Interna- ! tional Exhibition held in 1889 ; First Prifo for the Colonies at Wellington Conference held in May, 1896; Gold Medal at Queensland International Exhibition, held in Brisbane, 1897; and Gold and Silver Medals at the Industrial and Mining Exhibit tiom, hold in Auckland, 1898-99. Joseph Soler, VKLI BTft&J6T. WANGANTrtHOUSJBHULDEttS SHODLIJ .. 3.£ THJK FOLLOWING FACT* About Shacklook's OBION RANGES. Will Bur* Wood or Coal Will Bun Wood or Coal. IT WILL BUBN ANY FUEL, whether Coal, Lignite, or Wood. fT IS EXCEEDINGLY ECONOMICAL. A great Saving of Fuel is effected. Cooking for ten. persons costs less than mix ptnee per day. IT IS ENTIRELY POBTABLE, requiring absolutely no brickwork Betting. A.S A COOKING BANGE IT IS SUPKBIOB to .any range ever introduced to the New Zealand Market. The Ovens are noted for BEGULAEITY OF HEAT. THE COPPEB BOILEBS.— The Copptr Boilers supplied with these Banget are. tinned inside with pure tin, and are of » larger Bize made of heavier copper than those of any other range^ THE OVEN BOTTOMS HEAT WELL. Pastry can be browned, or ar/ liquid substances, such as Pie or Bice Pudding, will boil from the bottom, Targe-siaed loaves of Bread can also t* baked in * them. BEPAIBS A MINIMUM.— It i* impomble to conceive a Bange requiring lets rapairs, or, whea necessary easier affected than the OBION. COOKING BECOMES A PLEASUB3E. T The comfort, convenience, and aleanliaesß attained are such thai cookery becomes » pleasure, rather than a duty to be avoided. ASK THEIB OPINION.—You *r* aar« to know someone who has as, OBION Bange. ' Aak their opinion Prio* fro*. JS lU/' - Sola ivg»-st»i JAS. THAIN & GO., WAMGJJTUI. Tk« Numfcer of QHION Jbtagt* Sold it DOUBLE 1 4Vst of »»y <f4»«r *ak* i* ih* [cLmTi^^rroßYj LEADING HOUSE EOR LADIES', MEN'S, AND CHILDREN'S Boots, Shoes and Slippers, AN UP-TO-DATE STOCK OF AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND COLONIAL FOOTWEAR, ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGUR 8 - AT — LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. WWALIBNSTEIN |>ROS. N.Z. Clothing Factory. T. BLENNEBHAiSETT, Maxagez.