Business Notices.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11746, 24 September 1902, Page 2

Business Notices.

We would remind investc. 'th'ii the Belmont sections will be sold >../ ... c:.-.rs Wil--*iams and Harp&r at their rooms to-day at 2.30 p.m. Plans and full particulars can be obtained irom the auctioneers.

To-d!ay at 2 o'clock the sale of freehold properties in Weweon and Harrison streets will be held at Mr. J. H. Kees-

ing's mait. A small cottage now on the Harrison street sections will at the same time be sold for removal. The sale will be without reserve.

One of Messrs. George and Kersley'« strongest departments is that of the dresses, sii'iks, etc. They hold a variety that is only credible when -seen, and embraces till the very latest fabrics and patterns. Their dressmaker is phenomenai'ly busy even at present, which gives some indication as to the quantity of work that will come in ad soon as tihe season opens. This is only natural, as they hold she is without equal in Wunganui. 'Messrs. d'ichton and Newman hive now for sale the Norwegian Oil Company's fine oils leather preserver. If yoiu want to lengthen the life of leather try • this oil. After a fair trial you will never use any other. The firm are stole agents . Farmers are reminded that Messrs. Baddel ey and Foriong's fortnightiy. sai'e will start punctually- at 11.50 a.m. to-day at their sale yards, neai" the Wanjganui town bridge. Messis. Hatrick and Co. advertise that cheap farces on their steamers are still being continued, and that no one visiting the Wanganui should miss seeing the beautiful upper reucnes beyond Pipiriki; also that intending excursionists can have theii1 rooms booked at Pipiriki House at the firm's office in Wanganui. Commencing from November IMb, a cheap daily service wit- be inaugurated, each tripoccupying three days—first day t« Pipiriki, second day above Pipiriki, returning to that point in the evening, and the third day back to Wanganui. Fuller particulars of, this proposed splendid1 outing will be extensively advertised next month.