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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13521, 1 November 1911, Page 4

THE RUTLAND, THE LEADING HOTEL,. WANGANUI , - NEW ZEALAND. First-Class Accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, and Families. Eight Commodious Sample Rooms. Wire or write for rooms to G. MCDONALD, Proprietor. Souvenirs ol Maoriland FOR SENDING TO friends abroad. XMAS NUMBERS OF ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, BOOKS OF VIEWS, MAORI KITS. LACE BARK BOOKLETS WITH PRESSED N.Z. FERNS, PHOTOGRAPHS, PICTURE POST CARDS, SPECIAL XMAS CARDS, BOOKS OF MAORI LEGENDS AND HISTORY. Buy now and post in time to catch the parcel mails leaving Tuesday, November 14th. H i. Jones s son LW., booksellers and stationers, WANGANUI. WAITOTAEA HOTEL WAITOTARA. BRUERE BROS. - ■ Proprietors. Tariff, 4/6 per day. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. Good Stabling. HORSES AND TRAPS ON HIRE. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL THINGS ; at ■ WILLIAMS & CO.. I jewellers, . . . . AVENUE. TURQUOISE CLUSTER, AND TURQUOISE MATRIX, NECKLETS AND PENDANTS, Pearl, and Pearl and Turquoise. STAR PENDANTS, DIAMOND PENDANTS IN STAR AND ART DESIGNS. SET NECKLETS— In Aquamarine, Tourmaline,, Amethyst, and varieties of other Gems. THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL, AND NEW GOODS, AND THE PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE. J. WILLIAMS & CO./ JEWELLERS, , , /// 45, AVENUE;

WANGANUI Agricultural Association. GRAND ANNUAL SHOW Held on WANGANUI RACECOURSE, NOVEMBER 15th and 16th, 1911. Of Interest and Importance to all classes Farmers, Townspeople, and Visitors. Some of tho Attractions: — Thoroughbred Horses, Hunters, Hacks, Draughts, Ponies, Purebred Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Dogs, Milking and Grade Cows, Flock Sheep, ; Fat Bullocks and Sheep. HUNTERS COMPETITIONS BOTH DAYS. Ladies’ and Pony Jumping, Cooking and Needlework, Art and Technical Exhibition, School Competitions. Numerous Valuable Special Trophies, In addition to the Association’s Prizes, The DOC SHOW run under improved methods by the Wanganui Kennel Club is admittedly the Premier Exhibition of Canines in the Colony. PROGRAMME NOW BEING ISSUED General Entries close to-night (Wednesday), November Ist, at 0 o’clock. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. The Rendezvous of the Countryside. ’Phone 222. SELBY MORTON, P.O. Box 152 . Secretary. TAXI or ; OPEN CARP We keep both, at your service day or night. A trial of any one of our cars will convince you as to their quality, comfort and reliability. Our open cars are all fitted with hoods, screens, and every convenience. Mileage registers on each car, ho guess work—you pay for just as far as y*u go. Below wo give you a list of our charges, so that you can just figure for yourself how much it’s going to cost. TAXI-CAB RATES:—Between the hours of 8 a.m. and’ 7 p.m., within the town, 1/- per mile for each passenger. Reduction made for over two passengers. By the hour:—For four passengers of less, 12/6. If it’s anything special ’phone us for quote. Open cars with thoroughly competent drivers;—l/- per mile for four passengers or less. Mileage counted both ways. No waiting time, within a reasonable limit charged, on 50 mile trips 'or over. ’ GARAGE ’PHONE—677. 699 PRIVATE HOUSES 777 RU SSELL & KING,