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Wanganui Chronicle, 24 August 1901, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. MUSIC. MISS BERTHA BARRETT, Pupil of Mr H. M. Lund, Christchurch, holder of Senior Certificate for Theory of Music, Canterbury College, is prepared to Receive Pupils for the Piano. Terms moderate. Address—Care of MRS. MAxHESON, Waverley. • NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, U.F.O.A. SHAREHOLDERS are requested to re>O turn all Coupons nob later than August, 31st, in order to participate in Bonus. U.F.C.A., LTD., Wanganui. THE~~ "WAVERLEY CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY FACTORY COMPANY, LIMITED. rpENDERS will be received up to Noon ± of THURSDAY, August 39th, at the office of the Company, Waverley, for the ERECTION of a CREAMERY at WANGAEHU. Plans and specifications may be seen at the "Chronicle" Office. C. H. E. HOPE-JOHNSTONE, 7 Secretary. LOST. IF the gentleman who took my Boots from the Opera House early yesterday morning would bring them to this office he would greatly oblige, R. T. ROWLEY. PHENOMENAL SUCCESS - of THE PEOPLE'S TERMINATING BUILDING SOCIETY. A SECOND ISSUE OF SHARES. THE WHOLE CAPITAL of the first issue having been taken up with practically-NO CANVASSING in ONLY FIVE DAYS, the Secretary has been requested to make a Second Issue, and now has much pleasure in notifying the INDUSTRIOUS PEOPLE OF WANGANUI and surrounding districts that he is prepared to accept applications for the Second Issue. Provisional Directors: Mr. W. H. Bird, Mr. Wm. Hall, Mr. G. W. Hean, Mr. A. W. McKenzie, Mr. G. Spriggens, Mr. A. M. McLeod, Mr. H. T. Johns, Mr. R. Mathieson, Mr. D. McFarlane, Mr. F. M. Spurdle, Mr. Wm. Thomson. Solicitor: Mr C. J. Wray. Bankers: The Bank of New South Wales. Secretary: Mr Richard Baddeley. 1000 SHARES: SUBSCRIPTION, ONE SHILLING PER SHARE PER WEEK. LOANS WITHOUT INTEREST. THE PEOPLE'S BUILDING s SOCIETY is NOT for the benefit of MONEYLENDERS and WEALTHY PEOPLE, but for THRIFTY PEOPLE of SMALL MEANS. The Rules will be the MOST LIBERAL, consistent with SAFETY, yet offered to the Public. RICHARD BADDELEY, Secretary. THE WANGANUI ECONOMIC BUILDING SOCIETY No. 2. SECOND ISSUE OF SHARES. ACTUAL RESULTS ARE THE ONLY PROOFS OF SUCCESS. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: Messrs R. M. Gatenby, J. H. Keesing, W. Armstrong, T. Dickson, Dr. Hatherly, N. Meuli, H. L. Peake, C. W. Poynter, and A. McFaxlane, senr. INTERIM SECRETARY: C. L. DUIGAN. SOLICITORS: BURNETT AND GORDON. 1000 SHARES, Subscription 1/- per week. LOANS £150, Repayments 5/- per week. THE above Society offers to the public a Second Issue of 1000 Shares, Prospectus of which may be obtained on application. The Economic Building Society's Rules will be adhered to, except as to details where the past five years' practical experience has shown that improvements can' be made. - • ■ . . It will be obvious that the Economic Building Society is in the very best position to offer to the public of Wanganui any extension of the Starr-Bow kett system that they may require. The experience of the Directors and Secretary of the present Society will be at the disposal of subscribers to the new issue. This is the best guarantee the public can have of careful and successful management for the new concern. • The Economic No. 1 has been before the public of Wanganui for the last five years, and its progress has been phenomenal. Under the same auspices there is no I doubt that the Second Issue will be equally successful. Applications for Shares may be made at the Society's Office at any time during business hours or at the Pharmacies of Mr R. M. Gatenby, Victoria Avenue and Glasgow Street, up to 9 p.m. READ THE PROSPECTUS CAREFULLY, AND SEND IN YOUR APPLICATION AT. ONCE. FOR SALE OR TO LEI. ~~ FOR SALE. A COMPLETE Family Residence of 12 Rooms, including Bath-room, Stables, etc., with about 6 acres of land. Good Kitchen Garden; also Flower Garden stocked with Shrubs, Plants, etc., from all parts of the world. About half anhour's walk from Post Office. Price, £2100. Apply— MRS WHITE, Grove House, St. John's Hill. TOf TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN WANGANUI AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, LINSTOCK, (Hotchkiss —Satanella), Black Horse, 17.1£ hands high. Halfbrother to St. Paul, St. Clements, etc. LINSTOCK (10 years old) only started once as a 2-year-old, As a' 3-year-old he eayned a winning bracket by appropriating the. open Flying Stakes at Pakuranga (Auckland) meeting, beating a field of 11, including St. Vincent, Annabelle, and Brown Mantle, and cutting out the five furlongs in 1.4. After competing at the Auckland Summer Meeting he next took part in the gathering at Avondale, where he annexed the FJying Handicap, beating Lufra, Count Lamont, The Sharper, and several others. At. the March meeting of the same Club, carrying top weight, he started favourite in the Waitakerei Handicap, and finished fourth to Retaliation, The Lieutenant, and The Sharper, the six furlongs being run in 1.16. At tlie Auckland R.C. Meeting he carried a big weight, and ran third to Doris and Reaper in the Railway Handicap, for which a field of nine started. Owing to an accident' on the course while competing he fell over a hurdle which had been inadvertently left on the track, arid' this finished up his racing career. LINSTOCK is the biggest thoroughbred horsfe that has ever visited the Wanganui distiict. In colour he is black, and stands 17.1£ hands high. He has a handsome 'head, beautiful rein, oblique shoulder, very short back, fine flat bone, and is a good quartered horse. He is really ahorse that should suit the requirements of all sorts of breeders, who should look through his pedigree. LINSTOCK will stay at Mr Churton's, Aramoho,' iin'd will travel to Turakina (via Fordell) on Mondays, Mar ton on Tuesdays, returning Wednesdays (via' No. 1 Line), and at home at Aramoho on Thursdays, Single Mares, 5. guineas two ov more mares, £4. All Fees payable 31st January, 19Q2. Good Paddocking at Aramoho, 1/- per week. All care taken, but no responsibility for loss of mares by death, accident, or otherwise howsoever. For particulars apply QEO- CHAMBERLAIN, Lessee, Or W. H. CHURTON. Araniolio.