Residents of Duric Hill (says the "Wanganui; Chronicle") are still indignant at the refusal of the Wanganui City Council to grant them a bus service under new conditions as a trial, and in some quarters there has been' talk of ascertaining whether thjere ia a possibility, of the suburb seceding from the city. The opinion is expressed that values in the suburb have been reduced considerably as the result of the bus service being lost.
C. W. Price and Co., 91, Dixon street, will sell stock in trade of dressmaker tomorrow at IOiS'O, in De Luxe Buildings, Courtcnay place. At 1.30 p.ni. they sell household and office furniture in the Mart, 91, Dixon street.
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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 117, 13 November 1929, Page 13
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