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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIX, Issue 12645, 4 November 1905, Page 4

p L. MACLACHLAN, ARCHITECT, (Late with T. H. Battle), 17 VICTORIA AVENUE. Plans, Specifications, Quantities, and Valuations. Moderate Charges. A TITCTJIARLANB, ARCHITECT. Office, Durietown. Reliable Estimates Given. Moderate Charges. Telephone 138. Messages left with Mr. D. McFarlane, Ironmonger, Ridgway Street, will receive prompt attention. Ai AT X ' N *• Fellow Royal Inst. British Architects, Assoc. Memb Inst. Civil Engineers, Architects and Memb. Sanitary Institute. ARCHITECT and SANITARY ENGINEER. A Card-> FUNERALS FURNISHED At Lowest Rates from BROWNE AND TXTAINWRIGHT'S vv W. CONDIE, Undertaker. CATENBY'S AVENUE PHARMACY. 49—VICTORIA AVENUE—49. WANGANUI. Telephone No. 5 P.O. Box No. 44. SPECIAL NOTE.—A competent Dispenser always on the premises. A NIGHT BELL is at the convenience of those requiring medicine after ordinary business hours. Communications by telephone attended to promptly within eervice hours —8 a.m. till midnight. Prescriptions from any physician dispensed at GATENBY'S AVENUE PHARMACY. HAYWARD'S CHUTNEY SAUCE has a delicious flavour and quite different to all other sauces. Just try one bottle. CEMENT. 1 WELLINGTON and MARLBOROUGH CEMENT and LIME COMPANY. *#* The above Company is now in a position to supply the market with a FIRST-CLASS CEMENT, which has been submitted to severe tests by the trade in various parts of thp colony. THE FINEST ARTICLE THE "FINEST PRICE. GIVE OUB ANCHOR BRAND Cement a fair trial, and support an important COLONIAL INDUSTRY. I An ample supply will always be ■ stocked by our DISTRICT AGENTS, I The Wanganui I Sash & Door Coy., H who can supply Testimonials, ■ es, ■ ■j etc., etc. H I Carrad $ Howe I I Tte Leading Taiters, I I A Choice S«le*ti<» of Best Makes I ■in Serg«i, Vicunas, Wontedi ■ ■ Suitings, TMWteringi, «t«. ■ I Satisfaction Guaranteed. I ■ ADDRESS I I 125, AVENUE, I I WANGANUI. I Do you want to buy a >oyi BEDSTEAD ? If you do, remember to look out for two things—the QUALITY and the PRICE. j Remember, also, that F. DEXTER has built up a reputation on these two things. Everybody knows that Dexter's Furniture is the best procurable. He will not make or sell shoddy goods. Just now he is showing a splendid range of IRON BEDSTEADS, beautifully enamelled, and richly ornamented with handsome brass finishings. YOU ought to see these goods. The price will suit you, and the quality cannot be excelled. Don't buy a BEDSTEAD until you have had a look through Dexter's Stock. F. DEXTER, THE AVENUE, ABOVE GUYTON STREET.