BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11645, 24 August 1905, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTES.

Messrs Freeman R. Jackson and Co. have been appointed agents in the Waverley, Wuuganui, and Marlon districts for the International Harvester Coy., manufacturers of the Avcll-known Deering farm implements.

Schweppe's Dry Ginger Ale is a delicious drink. Ask yoiir grocer to get it for you and try it. Once used you will become a regular customer for Schwcppe's Dry Ginger Ale. Wholesale from A. Hatrick and Co.

Messrs C. L. Duigan and Co. advertise for sale cheap a first-class suburban property — 7-roomed house and outhouses, six acres land — close to golf links, with excellent view of the sea, river, and surrounding country. The price is i!8U0, and terms can be arranged on application to the firm.

Messrs Hatrick and Co. have received advices that the Alcxa has left Newcastle with a cargo of double-screened household coal. Consumers arc requested to place their orders early. Newcastle coal burns well, heats well, and for economy and good results is superior to any other. Note the low price ex ship, 28s per ton, lower quotations for 5 tons and upwards.

Jas. Laird and Son's seed potatoes are soiling like wildfire, and those who have not yet put their tubers • in are losing their chance of getting a good crop. Lairds' seeds are known to be excelsior quality, while their fruit and shelter trees, pot plants, etc., make even experienced horticulturists exclaim aloud at their excellence.

"The Smokers' Friend," Mr Alf Reynolds, has a replace advertisement in this issuo to which he draws the special attention of all devotees of My Lady Nicotine. He has just imported a line of half a cwt. of that best of mixtures, the famous Yankee Doodle. "The Smokers' Friend" is always up to date, and is determined ±o let nothing but the very best, see the inside of his shop. Yankee Doodle mixture delights and soothes at the same time, and makes its fortunate user feel at peace with all the world. Mr Reynolds has been getting ready to day for a big rush to his shop in Ridgway Street, and judging by the success his newest line has met with in other parts of the world, it should "go like smoke."