BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12145, 11 March 1908, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTES.

SOAP SAMPLES FOR FRIDAY. w n * ,f riday n i»st to introduce Walke's Famous Soap, we will giv e -a sixpenny tablet to every purchaser of Is and upwards. Davies Pharmacy. DANE'S JSJM™ FRIDAYSIXPENNY SOAP FOR NOTHING Sixpenny Tablet of Walke's Soap to exery purchaser of Is and upwards at' Danes Pharmacy next FRIDAY. Da^kaSSy^^ 7 at LAND AUCTION. Messrs Hollpway, Hogan, and Caddtv, I>td., will offer, by public auction tol morrow a splendid' little farm on the Long Acre Valley Road, containing 63* acres, with house, orchard, etc., there-* on. The property is being sold to wind up an estate aridl is to go practically tor what it will fetch. Tbiris a good opportunity .to a man with small capital to secure a bit of .freehold, of Tiis. own, as the terms are. very easy-indeed. The nrmwill also offer a splendid j-acre river frontage at Aramohfl at the corner of Lewis Avenuo and the River JJank JRoad.. As river frontages, are now becoming very scarce, this site should elicit keen competition. _ It is notified in another column that Messrs Park. Mountfort, and Co., land, insurance agents, 76, Rutland Chambers, Ridgway St., have been appointed Wanganui agents for the old established and popular Australasian T. andhG. Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd. ' I'nder tbo heading "Bright Lamps for Dark ,Winter Evenings,'' Messrs A. C Lennard and Co.. the large Ridgway Street nrm,;ihave .a largo advertisement on page 2, which..shouldl prove interesting to those requiring a lamp of any desTipfou. With the approach of winter a good lamp becomes an even greater necessity than ever. If your .lainj> is not giving ,you satisfaction, buy a, reliable one how from Messrs. A. C Lennavd and Co. They have just" landed a big shipment. See their special window display, all the lamps are plainly marked with the price, so that you can see at a glance Vhat you have to> pay before you buy. For good lamps at low price, buy at "Lennard's." Messrs Signal and Mailman, the wellknown providors of Guytoni Street, draw special attention to their replacein another column, setting forth the I merits'of. tlie. Sanitarium Health; Foods, : stocked by them. Man cannot. live> , by bread alone; not even in the literal sense of the word. The muscles lose their plasticity, the nervous system its vjgor. the limbs their cairaoity for motion, and the blcoi speedily becomes intpoveris'hed. With this in mind we supply a booklet with a list of various foods pre-eminently calculated to supply all t^at is required for the symmetrical development cf the masterpiece of creation—man. Call for one to-day. In our auction, columns Mr J. H. lveesins; advertises the preliminary notice of>n sale of Mr J. W." Kenan's household furniture and effects; a^o ■valuable property to be sold at an early dateShould be in every-home—Wilson's Pills.

As Mr I. Salek has,sold1 his property, and 'leaving Wattganui, he ihas instruct&d Mr Keesln.ec to sell the whole of his household furniture and effects on Wednesday next, the 18th inst., will our readers not^the alteration in date. As the house is exceedingly well furnished, and in the very best order and condition, the sale should be one to command a good deal of attention from those about ta furnish. A full detailed advertisement will appear on Saturday, which will afford all information.

A sale of household furniture and effects -will be held at the residence of Mr J. Bain, No. 142, Avenue. Thesale will be' conducted1 by Mr Keesinff. commencing at 1 p.m., where a nice piano, camera, etc., will be offered. Dalgety and1 Co., Ltd.. call attention to their sales this week. On, Wednesday they are offering at their Wanganui yards a total of 7500 sheep, besides cattle. On Thursday they are holding a; horse fair at Waverley, and on Friday they are offering 5000 sheep at thW same place. The news that Oiehton and Newman intend to hold a sale of their highgrade footwear has caused more than passing notice. A visit to No. 92, Ridc;way Street, showed the* staff busily going through' the big stock, and bargains of the startling: oi'der will be offered on Friday next. In addition during the sale, 10 per cent, reduction will be given on every line in the shop, .the cheap lots are merely end of season line*: net clamaee 1- or 'inferior <rn O ri s put the very best footwear ma-V ' K>en buyers should make a note, of FrMav next. " •