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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 6 January 1909, Page 5

Amongst those in Wanganui who conduct their business on strictly modern principles may well be bracketed the name of Mr Alf.. Reynolds, .who, during the years of proprietorship of his wellknown hairdressing saloon and tobacconist emporium in Ridgway Street has made hinself deservedly, popular. As a matter of fact, Mr Reynolds, being himself an expert tradesman, is l therefore in a position to adequately place at the service of clients the very best" of those fitted to cope with his large and increasing trade. In this connection J>e has recently added to his staff by engaging the services of one whose ability is of the required standard in the hairdressing and shaving departments, and generally to keep abreast of the times to suit customers' requirements. The saloon is, in itself, the acme of cleanliness, neatness and discipline, so that those from far and near may be assured of the best of treatment, especially concerning promptitude and courtesy hi carrying out all orders. To those requiring a good smoke—:whether it be pipe, cigar, or cigarette—Mr Alf Reynolds is in the position to supply ohe latest and best; indeed, as has been so often stated by many, he is undoubtedly "The smokers' friend."

The largest stock of Records and Phonographs in the Dominion; 15,000 to choose from. Catalogue posted to any address frea on application. Percy C Price, Avenue. "Wanganui.

Tho Critic: " My: mTint's a good photo. Whoro did you got your camera? Whore do you -get your photo Hoods?" The ■Photographer: " Oh! at Wilton's always. Everything them n satisfactory. You omrht to sre thei: sto""k. It's splendid."

"Wilton's Pharmacy, next Post Ofice, Arenue. Wang.inui.