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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 1279, 28 November 1903, Page 3

HOLIDAY MAKERS I V;ieticn,ily every artie'e in leather we either manufacture or import. . I f y. mr wants ho in the direction of a Wedding or Birthday present, or travelling requirements for personal vi f.\ wj arc the people to supply your needs. -■ ' ' . O.u- stock includes Ladies' and Gent's Fitted Cases and Fitted Gladstone Bags, containing all that v necessary for tho toilette. : " : - '"'• -. '; , , .■,.'< Sfceriing S; vcr-raounted Purses. Purses of Kussian Leather and Hogskin. Leather Pocket Wallets, Pocket Books, Cigar and Cigarette Cases. The patterns are numerous and convenient for all purposes. ■ .. ■ ! In larger Leather goods.any article you require will be fotmd here. ( . Portmanteaux of all descriptions, Gladstone Bags all sizes and Prices, Brief and Hand Bags all qualities. Telescope Baskets, fitted with Straps and Handles, not costly, but most convenient for lady travellers. 4 Overland Trunks, Saratoga Trunks, Ladies'and Gents' Hat Boxes, in steel and Leather. <$ Suit Cases, Hold-alls, Valises, Luggage Labels, Bug Straps and Handles. # Gent's Hair Brushes in leather cases, and numerous other lines for travelling and every-day requirements. Being Direct Importers and Manufacturers, selling only reliable goods, keeping the largest stock, and selling at fair prices, we confidently invite purchasers, knowing we can please. . YOUNG & COLLINS, .._ Wholesale and Retail Saddlers' and Saddlers' Ironmongers, AVENUE,* WANGANUI.

V A FIRST-GLASS MEAL FOR ONE SHILLINfiI «. / If I/SII I 1 i^ to Wanganui during 1 ; WIXJI l\Jl\^ SHOW WEEK I should make a point of Lunching at the Silver 1 Grid. Its wonderful popularity is proved by the ever I increasing numtter of Wanganui Citizens who daily 1 lunch there, and it shows that the^florts of the I ] Proprietor to Supply, a Bill of Fare second to none I are thoroughly appreciated. I Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the Silver Grid can rely on ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS, and the kitchen being under the supervision of a FIRST CLASS Ghrf, patrons can depend on being served with DAINTY, WELL-COOKED MEALS. A MOST VARIED MENU. Dinner on Show Day will be served from v to 2. A Tea every Day, sto 7. / K> Suppers consisting of most appetising Dishes are served every evening up to 11.30. In case some of the Public might not have y^f noticed that we are having warm weather Mf"* at present, J.H. would just like to men■K tion that his Up-to-date TEMPER- I Pc\, ANCE BAR is in full swing, all kinds * I of Temperance Drinks being obtainable. I Mr SPECIAL NOTE.==Visitors should note the SILVER GRID is situated in Victoria Avenue, about 100 yards from the Town Bridge (right hand side) and next N.Z. Clothing Factory. I „ REMEMBER-ALL MEALS ONE SHILLING! V mmimmmm/mmm^gmm^^ mHE unfortunate sufferer from every |TT|lWT|l |1l d X illness reauires the Best of Erervkil2 111 I tmSl' f thing. In medicine this is especially necessary. To ensure this end, take 3 your prescriptions to 1 PtViltSSi 1i s lf s a. gowek,

JEWELLERY SALE ! by the JEWELL UliY IMPORTING COY. F. HARFORD, MANAGER. r (Opposite tho English Church, Avenue). VIEW THE WINDOWS and be convinced of the HUGE REDUCTIONS. BROOCHES. ituOUilWS. 1 A Magnificent Stock, all marked up in tho Window in Plain Jb'igures. WATCHES. ATCHES. ■,-„■, Ladies', Gents', or Boys. Huinlriv.'.----oi" them ticketed up. Stock must be reduced. £3'JOU worth to choose HoiJ' SOJ/ID SILVER AMD E.P. WAll* EJELD GLASSES, CLOCKS. THE WHOLE STOCK Placed at ycur disposal for ,21 DAYS. •■■'■. REPAIRING, as usual, under the able supervision of TT A S T I N U B MOORE DRAPER AND OfiOTHIER. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOOFS. NEW PRINTS— Good in Washing. Good in Washing. Good in Value. Good in Design. WHITE MUSLINS— . In Spots. Stripes, and Scrolls. PRINTED MUSLINS— New Moral and Fancy Designs. LADIES' FANCY PELERINESIn Silk, Chiffon, and Lace. Ladies' New Lace Capes and Collars. CLOTXHNG— . . The Ideal Summer Tennis Shut, all siaes—Boys' YouthV, and Men's. In Plain, Fancy, and Silk Stripes. Boys' and Youuis' Suits, newest shapes; best Colonial Manufacture. Men's Suits, Tweed, Vicuna, Worsted, and Serge. Fit and Style equal to Tailor-made. . HASTINGS MtXH,'P. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO. Subscribed Capital £2,760,000 Paid-up Capital £637,500 Claims Settled in the Colony. 0. F. MILLWARD, • Agent Wanganui-