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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 116, 20 September 1902, Page 24

FASTIDIOUS FELLOWS WHO FLIET WITH MY L\DY NICOTINE Are invaiiably attiaeted by the CHARACTER, CHARMS, and SOOTHING INFLUENCES Of T. C. Williams Company's ]SfOSEGAY . . . AROMATIC . . . PLUG TOBACCO ....

THEY KNOW BEST

gUCCESS IN DAIRYING z^>^ Depends largely on available quantity of Milk - producing Fodder SINCLAIR'S I CHAMPION CARROT Will give you 60 tons per acie, and neither taints milk nor butter. Aptly desciibed by enthusiastic growers as a " Boon to Dairymen." 3/6 per lb; 2/-per£lb; l/3perjlb; trial packets 6d. each post free. Cash with order from j. T. SINCLAIR, Seed Merchant and Grower, Wanganui. N.B.— Special terms to Storekeepers.

SEEING IS BELIEVING ! Therefore come and see the bright little Jeweller's Shop in Cuba Street, and HAVING SEEN YOU MUST BELIEVE That it is the best place in town for JEWELLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Manufacturing in all its branches. Repairs a Speciality. Country Orders Promptly Attended To. F. E. COOPER, WATCHMAKER AND MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, 22. CUBA STREET.

F. S. Cory, ESTATE, BUSINESS and FINANCIAL AGENT, '„ CREY-STREET, BEGS to notify his Friends, Clients, and the Public generally that, having RESIGNED his position ss TOWN SALESMAN to Messrs. Earcourt and Co. (after five years' service), and commenced business on HIS OWN ACCOUNT as above, he will be pL.sed to receive particulars of any PROPEFTIES or BUSINESSES for SALE, or to Sell them anything they require.