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Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 57, 30 November 1929, Page 16

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CARS DUCOED Cars ducoed from £lO Fords £5 J. P. MAYES. (late S. If. Greaves, Taylorville), Telephone 3247, Wanganui.

The Wanganui Choral Society will give its last, concert of the season on Wednesday night, under the baton of Mr. r. Slater. These concerts are always a musical treat, and an additional pleasure will be in hearing an old favourite as soloist, Mrs. Wilfred Andrews, ol Wellington, also Mr. Claude Tucker, the well-known flautist.