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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 31 December 1907, Page 2

IHHK3 ydC&JHSBSS^iI^&SSSS&k , i „„ MmMMßEßwmiaHmaißi^ No' Flood Waters in WinterNo Sand "Drift in Summer, No Uncertainty about Tram Convenience. Just good soil on porous subsoil, good view and ■' : . s*3x SWisßuies fe^oaia Tram End. '•.''■>■ : r: ■ 'DTJNCJtN VEST ATE' ■ .SECTIONS from iJBO eaicliv.£B Gash and balance on EasyTerms. Plans nOW readyAuctioneers and Estate Agents, WANGANUI: _ *- WTANDOTTE. Sr &j^ f 6****>+g-^r4r Clean se3 F*\ '' ■■■ X * Ifc is not a S°a P— N0 SUDS, NO LATHER. JliVAiMPtfi^ I Each Month OK in Prize Money (£3 and £2) for W IKnyPiiTfl we o-ive obtJ the best Essays not exceeding HI * 35° words) on the "USES, I sHH^^t '^ MERITS AND ADVANTAGES" of WYANDOTTE. Es•Tl^irftVftßftiyfe, says must bear full name and address, be accompanied !>y littJtfcYtf*A*N3> j one 511} _ or fivo llb empty bags, and must state where f /^^A\ 4 purchases made. Sold by all Factories and Storekeepers. / HK7 \ (Ask for a circular.) The J. B. Ford Co., Sole Manufac- I, V* MOWS 1 turers Wyandotte, Mich, U.S.A. N.Z. Depot—4, Aus\S «U. Jf tvalasia Chambers (P.O. Box 48), Wellington. g, n^T^J^ The first prize (£3) in. the November-December Comi^&iirn^riCtftlCFQ petition was won by Alan McNeill, Wanganui; the second «hANES»* UEASW^ , prize (£2) was awarded to W. J. Nash, painter, 22 Chapei Street, Masterton. Vacbimili of dlb ba» Next Competition—owing to the holidays—closes 9th February, 1908. jMellor's Sauce| -I '• ONLY GOLD MJEJMLS^ I I AT N.Z. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 1

Tines JFsfcswLorass Slex**e«&y" fox- . COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, & CONSUMPTION, Has the Largest Sale of any Chest Medicine in the World. ■ - - . child and the most aged person. New Zealan^^r^ c}i rl ?^?i Lo oß, HUME'S BUILDINGS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGION.