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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 12622, 19 November 1908, Page 3

VISITO&S Are requested to inspect the STOCKS OF IRONMONGERY and CENERAL HARDWARE ! At the Warehouse and Showrooms I of DAVID McFARLANE, RIDCWAY STREET. Our Stoic is not being removed to the Show Grounds, but Customeis and Visitors to VVaayanui will be repaid by a visit to our extensive premises and Stocks where will be found as fine a selection of HARDWARE as is to be found outside the four large centres. FARMERS' SUPPLIES A SPECIALITY. DAVID MCFARLANE'S Establishment is noted all over the district for the splendid range and quality of .ijoods at prices equal to leading Wellington houses. FARMERS! Be sure and see the practical i'lustration being given on the Show Giounds of BUTTER'S PATENT FENCING POSTS, Cheaper and Better than Wood. "CLARENCE" ENGLISH WIRE The best Wire on the Market. D. McFAELANE RIDCWAY STREET.

Established 1880. 00 YOU NEED QUALITY? Then DUSTINS, LTD., Can Supply You. OUR HICH-CLASS GOODS Are now bcincr extensively used by all the leading residents in our District. OUR PASTRY I-^peoiallv appeals to tlip thinking section of the people Gf to-day who very properly bestow '-reat thoughts on the all important question of Food and Sanitation. OUR CAKES May, with truth, be described as a veritable triumph of the modern Art of Cake-makinff bcinp- made with pure ingredients that answer all the requirements of perfect food. OUR WINDOWS Are a study in U- fo-dateness. See our windows irritated by man', we excel. Address : — DUSTIFS, Ltd. VICTORIA AVENUE, WANCANUI. THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NTelephone 264. and P.O. Box 159. JOHN McFARLAM, Avenue. i« again very much ahead w'th his usual lines, with a i'i.'ge range of new season's prints in eh nee patterns, plain zephyrs, in all the newest and best shades, and, what, is most particular, very low in price. Uniform clothes, pandoras, and galateas. are in unlimited patterns to suit the most i -stidious. All wool delaines, plain and fancy, cannot be beaten for washing blousee. Of these he has a very pretty assortment. 'Absolutely the beet range of embroidery aud laces in town," is what is pronounced by many patrons. Lovely designs and prices to suit all. It is worth while to have a look at them. 36in and 42in madapolams for children's pinafores. The usual stock of sheetings, calicoes. damasks, towels, etc., are very much ;n; n evidence, both for quality and price. Reputation for hosiery is not by any means decreasing. He has imported this 'ear more than ever to meet with the d°maml. Interesting to men — Big range of •S^rcsof all descriptions, made to his special order, at prices which defy competition. — John McFarlane, AVENUE. WANTED To Sell.— Cheap— Choice \- acre sPclion on proposed tram route, to Castlocliff, within 10 minutes of P.O. First-class soil (absolutely no sand). Come and see for yourself. Price now .£l3O. Call now. Stanley E. Road, 88, Ridgway Stret. 'Phones 503 and 564. WANTED To Sell.— Darracq 10-12 h.p. Car, side entrance body, magueto ignition, head and side lamps, Sjjteoney wheel, hood and folding glass shield, all tools, etc. Only been in use six months. Owner purchased a 15 h.p. Talbot. Ada us, t'ytd., Avenue, Wanganui. WANTED Known.— Don't Limp if it is a Corn that causes the trouble. Uso Wilton's Corn Paint, la bottle. WANTED To Sell.— Gent's Rambler Bicycle, in first-class order. A bargain, at JE3 10s cash. Easy terms arrang«l. Adams, Ltd., Avenue. Wanganui. WANTED Known.— -Luxford and Coy have just landed drect from London, and are selling the following Lives at prices which defy competition — >nk Blouses, Skirts, Hosiery, Prints, Flannelettes, Shirtings, Nainsooks, Calicoes, Towels, Linings, Men'B Shirta, n-ollar»,n -ollar», etc., etc. _^____ ANTED Known.— Ready-to-wear Hats Java Straws, and Linen; nev, •Sailors, Motor Caps, Children's Galateas, Mushrooms, all at reasonable prices. Littlejohn'a Drapery Emporirin. WANTED Known.— Luxford and Coy., have two Draught Horses for sale, rising 5 years, good workers, and thoroughly sttitinrti.