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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11713, 15 August 1902, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. A CLASS in this Subject will be hold on. Wednesday evenings, from 7 to. 9, comI mencing on the 20th inst. BOOK-KEEPING.—Junior Class Thursday, 7to 8.30. Fee 4 30/- to end of year— 15 weeks. MERCANTILE LAW.—In future this Class will meet, on Tuesday evening instead of Thursday. W. J. CARSON, Secretary. Wanganui, 14th August, 1902. NOTICE is hereby given that 9 lots in the Hunterville'No. 1 Block, 14 lots in the Marton No. and 6 lots in, the Marton Nos. 1 and 2 Blocks, area? ranging from 200 to 646 acres, will be open ■ for selection on optional systems on and after WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of September, 1902. j Plans containing full particulars will shortly be obtainable from the principal Post Offices, and from the undersigned. JOHN STRAUCHON, Commissioner of Crown. Lands. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. i FOOTBALL MATCH AT HAWERA. ON WEDNESDAY, 20th AUGUST, the Usual 1.10 p.nn. Train will be dei layed to leave Hawera at 4.35 p.m., for I Wanganui. For further particulars, see posters at Stations. BY ORDER. NOTICE. OUR SALE YARDS on the Taylorville side of the Wanganui Bridge being almost completed, we hope to hold the First Sale by end of August. The day fixed upon is Wednesday, and so as not to interfere with others in the business* wo will hold our Sale at 11.50 a.m. This hour will also siiit those coming in by the trains. R, x>«iJDELEY, P. G. FORLONG, Wanganui Land, Estate, and Stock Agency. DOG POISONING. riIHE Society for the Prevention of Cruel.JL ty to Animals offers a Reward of £10 for the Apprehension and Conviction of the Person ot Persons; who have laid poison in the streets of Wanganui. Office of the Society : RAND CHAMBERS, Ridgway Street. T OST, on Saturday—A Bay Mare ; near JLj fore foot cracked; no brand. Finder rewarded on returning same to Grove's Cash Store, Victoria Avenue. LATE WANTEDS. TO DRESSMAKERS. ~~ WANTED— First-clas& Bodice, Sleeve, „ and Skirt Hands. Apply at once to J. J. Buckrell, Melbourne House. \XJ ANTED Known—Taken by mistake V? from 'bus : Lady's Parasol. Owner can have seme by paying- cost of advertise ment and calling at this office. "ANTED~Known--EGG S. Purebred Sittings of Black Orpingtons and Brown Leghorns and Black Minorca*, s;> per sitting. Apply Snow and Roberts, No. 1 Line. Orders, left at Taylorville Store or Farm. Holderdale. T*7ANTED7lmm*diately—A~HJmscma iVI. VV Apply Mrs' James' Watt, St. John's Hill. WANTED Known —Prohibition League meets Friday. 7.30, Baptist, Schoolroom FOR SALE OR TO LET. TO LET. TO LET., within five minutes' walk of Post Office—Comfortable^ New Fourroomed Cottage, with Kiwi range, and £- acre ground ; rent 10s a week. Apply this office. TO LET—House of 4 rooms, with 6 acres of ground, two minutes' walk from Okoia Railway Station, close to creamery. Terms on application to T. L. Williams, c/o Williams and Harper, auctioneers. • TO LET. A FULLY-IMPROVED FARM of. 490 acres, being sections 4, 5, and 6, Block IX., Waipakura Survey District (Tokomaru Bltock), now in occupation of ,Mr W. J. Cooper. Term to suit lessee, lossession Ist September. For conditions of lease apply to JAS. WATT, Solicitor. HOTOGRAPHS" HOTOGRAPHS of the CORONATION FESTIVITIES may now be obtained at DENTON'S. ENTON'S. Tableaux in Procession, etc., 2/- each; Special Large Panorama of Moutoa Gardens, 6/- each. Note.—These may be finished, if desired, in our new Brown Tones, which are very effective. FRANK J. DENTON, Victoria Avenue. HIGH-CLASS TAILORING. SUITS AND SINGLE GARMENTS to Measure at popular prices. Gent's S.B. Sac Suits to order from a grand range of English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds and Worsteds. Gent's Trousers to order from a large selection of English, Scotch and Colonial Tweeds; also English Worsted Trouserings. STYLISH COSTUMES MADE TO MEASURE! OUR SPECIALSGENT'S OVERCOATS, CHESTERFIELD'S, LADIES' RIDING HABITS. Telephone, 224. JOSEPH "DAUL AI'JD po., j WAN' NUT. i