BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12136, 19 September 1906, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTES.

We draw attention to Paul and Co.'s (replace advertisement in anothsr column.

UNDOUBTED SECTION BARGAINS

Messrs. Holloway and Hogan have been authorised to offer on behalf of an absentee client a full half iacre corner soction within the borough for £290. This will not bo on the market many hours after this paragraph h read.

Other cheap sections—Half acre. Gonville, £120; one-eighth acre near Glasgow street, £95. One-sixtlh aca-e Campbell street, £150; ono quarter acre, Industrial School lease, £35.

GENERAL STORE BUSINESS. Anyone on the look out for a good paying general store business should coramunicato at once with Meesm. HolloAvay and Hogjan, who have an exceptionalty good proposition to make.

COUNTRY VISITORS. Visit the Economic sale to-day. Tt will pay you. Bargains in every department—general household futnitui'e, household drapery, niillinery, la-dies' and children's ware, hosiery, Jancy goods, mercery, etc., all at big reductions.

Messrs. Schofield and Henley, late of this town, and now of Auckland, have commenced business as land and estate agents in that city. They have secured a good suite of offices in Fort street, within a, minute or two of the G.P.0., 'and will bo pleased to see all old friends and clients at any time. They are well stocked with country properties in the Waikato for sale, and aro rapidly getting their books full of city properties, which appear to be in great demand. See our advertising columns for their advertisement.

Mr. J. H. Keeping advertises to sell on Friday the furniture and effects of Mr. T. H. Henderson at his residence, St. .Hill street, neiar Mr. Bruce's store. A splendid waggonette, buggy, harness, saddles,, bicycle etc., will be sold, aa well an the household furniture and general effects.

Measrs. Frooman R. Jackson and Co. announce that their next Wanganui Hoirss Fair wili bo hold on Saturday, 13th October.

Wo draw attention to Mr. Langley Shawns advertisement ever leader.

On page 7 Mr. T. G. Nicholls, Feiidmg, notifies that lie hii-> a va-oancy for a smart strong lad desirous of 1 earn in."dairying, fruit growing, poultry and genoral farm work.

SHIRT BARGAINS. AT THE ECONOMIC SALE. Men's Striped Grnnda-ill Shirts, in all 6iizes. Usual prico 2s. lid. and 3s. 6d. Sale price. 2s. 6:1. and 2s. lid. Men's Plain Blue" Leatherette Shirts. Just the tiling for hard wear. Usual price 4s>. 6d. Sale price 3e. 6d. Men'a Blue Stripe Drill Shirts, very strong, untearable. Usual prico 4s. 6d Sale price 3s. 9d. Youths' Light and Dark Flannelette Shirts. Just the tilling for present wear. Usual price 2e. 6d. Sale price Is. lid. . Men's Flannelette Shirts in light and dark colourings. Usual price *2« 9d. Sale price 2s. 3d. Boys' Plain Blue Leatherette Shirts, very strong and serviceable. Usual price 2s. 3d. Sale price Is. lid. Stripe GVandrill Shirts, in light and dark colourings. Usual price 2s. lid.

Sometimes lacdidents that pass for misfortunes return to our welfare. This fact is brought home vividly to the Dairy Farmer who has been prevailed on to invest in an inferior cream separator and after being hurt in pocket and very often in body, be consigns it to the scrap heap, and profiting by a. bitter experience buys an. Alfa-Laval— the separator that has stood all tests for a quarter of a century, and has 700 first prizes to its credit. Buying experience is expensive, buying an A'lfaLava! is a profitable investment; it will fiavo its cost the first year of use, and last you a lifetime. Your reputation for common senoo will suffer unless you profit by the mistakes of others. Catalogues mailed free. Sole New Zealand Agents, Mason, Stnith-ers, and Co., Ltd., Auckland, Palmerston North, and' Ohiriatchurch.