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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 9 December 1908, Page 1

,■> ■ ■ -"^**"™"* ■ •»•«•»«««• ' j A LL your Spring Cleaning will be of little avail unless backed up by good curtains for your -windows. Curtains that not only look well, but wear well arc the kind that we stock. We have recently laid in a largo stack bought by us at a big discount off ordinary manufacturers prices. We can confidently say that these are absolutely the best value procurable. Come in and look over the splendid selection we can show you in Curtains, Cretonnes, Cut Serges/ etc. ALL GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NET CASH PRICES. i 81 -83 - 85 VICTORIA AVENUE WANfiAtllll.

MAIN TRUNK LINE. Where to stay en route. f\ N A.lt RIVAL At OHAK V X E Look out" for W. JOPP.'S COACHES. Coo^s Tourist il©use ß WARKTON VILLA BOARDINGHOUSE. OHAKUNE. (Nest door to Tcwn Hall). Also a 5-roomed ■ Villa in connection with above for families. > \ Excellent beds, god table, and every attention paid to" patrons. Conveyances to and fr^m station. Wires and letters attended to. S. J. ARMSTRONG, ■ Pi«-jprietresa ■ . ■ ■ ;• ' '" v '":'■•" ' . ' ■■■' ______ . 'Waimarino lle!ißS@ r . OHAKUNE. \ SUMMER Drinks, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Fruit, etc. Meals, Fish Suppers, Good. Beds. Trains met if accommodation wiredfor. , OLE OLESEN, Proprietor. Grand Hotel, Chakune. TO BE OPENED ON OCTOBER 29th. THE Largest and most commodious Hotel in Ohakune, the special feature being the large number of single bedrooms. Fully and comfortably furnished throughout; everything new. Throe Sitting Rooms, Commercial Rooms, and Sample Rooms. Hot and Cold Water Baths. Lighted throughout by Acetylene Gas First-class chei ; excellent cuisine. Tariff 8s Gel por day NlgLt porter kept. Patrons are requested to write oi wire for accommodation. H. W. LITTLEWOOI), Proprietor. Ohiikune, October 2nd, 1908. WANTED Known.—Townsend never soil? froods n bit off, or in any way second quality. We pay as mucbatteition to buying as ue do to selling. We never have to work off doubtful stock. Townsend for good value- ' Phono 474; - SOW Sutton's Magnum Bonnm Swede; holds records greatest weight per acre; highest feeding value1. ■ Levin and Co.

Marsh's Private Hotel, Qhakun&. SITUATE in centre of town, and nearest liotel to Railway Station. " Tho'Rotel'-is/rspk't©'"witli every modernconvenience. ' •> Coac^es^txss the door. Good>;Tablo keptLetters and telegrams receive prompt attention. ' • r ________ Tariff 6s (3d per day. A. M A R S H, Proprietor. ; *.- J. .: '. i Miss Debits Private Hotel, HLNTERVILT/E. THE above ' Hostelry has recently been acquired by Miss Doble, and thoroughly rcn-ovatcHi throughout. Early luncheons on market days for convenienco of! settlers. First-class cqok kept, so that patrons may rely on-a really good table. The most •ug-to-date House on tbo Main Trrink route. j Terms Moderate. ' . . inss: dob lc , Proprietress. NOTICE. [WALL j|PAPERS. A LARGE VARIETY chosen from the latest productions of the Home ;market, iii all %h&> Latent and Artistic •Designs. ~. i ' Paper-hanging, Painting, and Picture Framing and Glazing a Speciality. Estimates Given. Note Addreesff R. G.BATCUFF, Opposite f'Esprcss" Office, Milne Stl'eot, Hunterville. V WANTED Known.—A first-cTass lot of Ladies' light Strap and Button Shoes; good fitting av<i stylish; from tho best Englibh and Ameri^An makers. Selling fast, at prices unbeaten ir Wan* tanui, a,t Thorp's, the Avenue. WANTED Known.— Yates' Seeds, fresh every year, grow and multiply to every garueners' satisfaction. Ajk yo<ir neighbour. Reliable cluckon groats at Towusend's Central Store, Avenno. 'Pbonw 474. WANTED to,Sell.—Section, handy to P. 0., only 3 minutes' walk, beautiful sunny section, 42ft.-frontage. Only £275 for quick sale. Stanley E. Read. 88, Ridfway Street. 'Phones 503 and 564. WANTED To Sell.—Lady's secondhand Star Bicycle in first-class order raid fitted with free wheel and two brakes. Price to clear £9 cash, easy terms arranged. Adams Ltd., Avenue, AVanwaDtii.