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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11755, 4 October 1902, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. MISS SASSIE McFADYEN, F.C.V., F.L.1.M., Teacher of Violin, Mandoline, and Theory. SECOND TERM commences MONDAY, October 6th. "Stradella," Halswell Street. DAIRY FARMS. ~i MR JAMES RIDDE.LL has fixed the reserve prices for letting or selling Sections 80, 81, 157, 158, 160. and 90, Okotuku Block, containing respectively 50 acres 1 j perch, 51 acres, 62 acres, 201 acres, 50 \ acres, and 50 acres. Information can be obtained and selections made by applying to Mr James Riddel, at his homestead near Waverley, or to the undersigned. FITZHERBERT AND MARSHALL. TI/TARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB, j SPRING MEETING, j To be held on the i RIVERLANDS RACECOURSE, | BLENHEIM, ON OCTOBER 22nd AND 23rd. £540 STAKES £540 NOMINATIONS CLOSE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at 9 p.m. 0. J. W. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. Blenheim. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. HAWKE'Q BAY AND NAPIER PARK RACES. TTOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, _LX availabte for return till 27th October, will be issued from New Plymouth, Waitara, Toko, Wanganui, Mangaonoho, Foxton, the Gorga, and intermediate stations, to Hastings and Namer on 6th and 7th October. For further particulars see notices at stations. BY ORDER. TO HAIRDRESSERS. ■piRST-CLASS GENT'S HAND is open _D for dngagement; good references. Address "Frederick," c/o Post Office, Gisbonie. T7ILECTORS OF WANGANUI. XL* I am not opposed to a Liberal Govern, menfc, and am a great believer in cooperation ; but I do oppose the method? and practice of a so-called Liberal Government in the tyranny of their "spoils to the victors" and their manipulation of cooperation for political ends. lam in favour of Bible Reading in Schools. J. W. BAKER. mO THE ELECTORS OF WANGAEHU. LADIES ANP GENTLEMEN,— I propose offering myself «oa a can- ■ ■ ■ ■-■-.■ didate for the above Electorate to represent you sii Parliament. In doing so I pledge my«K to no party. I a-dopfc the. ! Piatforn of tho Farmers' Union as one etn- : bodying the 'vital interests of all settlers on tha land and the Lest interests of the whole community, and if return*/. ■ Lest Is will be made to pte, m^vc tnese. I will in due coutm address vo» and fvrtli>". exDlain my viewa I am, etc.. W. J. BIRCH. Thoresby, Martor.. lATE WAKTEDS. WANTED— Ghi or Youth,-with sonje knowledge of Book-kesping; also Youtlx for general work. A'^-ly in own handwriting, stating salary required, to "Storekeeper," "Chronicle" Office. WANTED Known—To Lease for seven years : 250 acres, near creamery; no goodwill; new house and sheds; firstclass soil. Mellsop, Eliott and Co. rr^ THE LEATHER TRADE. LEATHER. LEATHER. LEATHER. TO THE TRADE— BOWRON BROS., CHRISTCHURCH, Beg to announce that they have opened Branch Warehouse?, in WANGANUI and PALMERSTON NORTH, where buyers can select their requirements from large stocks of all Colonial and Imported Leathers. Also on hand : Supplies of Whip Thongs, Laces. Boot Uppers, Polishes, Cow Hair, Glue, Trimming Leathers, Belting, etc., etc. Orders promptly attended to MELLSOP, T7ILIOTT JL /^O.. ELLSOI-, _EJLIOTT Qb V_.'O., AGENTS, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. _ JHfc ■jh ft tuaKes BOOIZ and lldlAC^ HARNESS Afv■vUlWV proof as a duck's sack, and soft as + COLD WEOAL % velvet . Addß ■A I—B_.* vhree times to the ■ ■|ll^H||Pfe (year of leather. hpUUUIII Pleasant °dour^ Allows polish with blacking. 22 EXHIBITION HIGHEST AWARDS for superiority. Black or Brown Colour. Sold by Boot Stores, Saddlers, Ironmongers, etc.. Manufactory, Dulwich, London, Eng-