BUSINESS NOTICES.

Wanganui Chronicle, 27 August 1901, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. Haywood, of the Aramoho Laundry, desires to thank her numerous customers for past favours, and also to notify thatti she Shas engaged the services of an experienced laundress, so that during tlie spa-ing and summer months she will be able to turn out work in the best possible manner with- promptness. Mrs. Siddle is town agent, and country people can leave and collect their linen from her shop in the Avenue. Th« Wairerc .leaves for Pipiriki this morning of 7 o'clock. The second issue of 1000 shares by the Economic Building Society has met with a very hearty response, and the secretary and directors have been kept busy receiving applications. At the meeting of the Economic No. 1 Society on Thursday veiling, a, ballot will be held, to which the general public are invited. The working of the Star-Bowkett system will be fully ■explained at the meeting. In another column Mr. W. Balfour, the well known Waverley storekeeper, notifies that the tailoring department at his esfab- j lishment has been placed under the con- I trol of Mr. J. H. Purnell, of Wangamui. Mr. Purnell has earned the reputation of i being a first-class tradesman, and Mr. Balfour's Waverley customers can rely upon getting the best suits obtainable. Mi. Baddeley wishes us to state that he lias decided not to go on with the People's Terminating Bxiilding Society No. 2, having come to the conehision that a second issue would bring down the value of shares. j "Dmwing to a close" is the heading of an interesting inset sent out with this 1 morning'.'j "Chronicle." Mr. 0. G. A. Harvey announces that his great sale of drapery, clothing., boots, crockery, fancy goods, enamelware, and general sundries will positively close shortly. As the stock must be subs'.-anUa.llv reduced before the new proprietors take over the business in September, Mr. Harvey wishes the public to know that no reasonable offer will be refused.