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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12203, 22 April 1909, Page 7

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. I"O EPLACB Advertisements, if wanted , Xll in the next morning's issue, must \ reach the office not later than 1.80 i p.m. TJ EM OVAL MOTICE J. HEPWORTH, HERBALIST, HAS REMOVED FURTHER UP THE AVENUE, j To the DOMINION BUILDINGS. MONEY FOB BRAINS. irTIHE Proprietors of the famous WIOJL LETTA Hair Food and Tonic offer THREE PRIZES amounting to Eight Guineas. First Prize of Five Guineas for the best FOUR Original Advertisements, three inches single column, about 22 lines. Advertisements must have a CATCHY heading, and open to every body, including advertising experts SECOND Prize of Two Guineas, open t« children under 16 years of age attending public or private schools, for a Verst of not less than 10 lines. THIRD Priz« of One Guinea for the second best Verse, not less than 10 lines. Gist of matter can be taken from WRAPPER round bottle of WIOLETTA, which is stocked by leading Chemists, Hairdressers and Stores. Proprietors have the right to retain all manuscripts. Correspondence to be addressed to the Manager WIOLETTA Company, Christchurch. Competitions close 30th April, 1909. m HE CHURCHES ARAMOHO-WAITOTARA PAROCHIAL DISTRICT Second Sunday after Easter. St. Laurence.—B a.m., Holy Communion. 9.45 aim., Sunday School. 11 a.m., Morning Prayer; Mr Anderson. 7 p.m., Evening Prayer ; Rev. P. Price. Westmere.—ll a.m., Morning Pray« i ; Mr Heron. Kai Iwi. —2 p.m., Evening Pravur; Mr Heron. Waitotara.—7 p.m., Evening Prayer; Mr Heron. Jubilee Home. —3 p.m., Evening Prayer. Mr Randal. The annual meeting of the jvari^Lk-n-1 ers will be held in St. Laurence Church on Monday, May 3rd, 1909, at 7..50 p.m. WANGANUI PAROCHIAL DISTRICI Second Sunday after Easter* Mangamahu.—ll a.m., Matins and Holy Communion; Rev. H. J. Dean*. Turakina. —7 p.m., Mr Marshall. Matarawa. —7 p.m., Mr Menzies. PRESBYTERIAN. ST. PAUL'S. St. Paul's.—ll a.m., Rev. A. Morton. 7 p.m., Rev. S. Nixon. Dastlecliff.—7 p.m., Rev. D. Martin. Sunday schools, 2.30 p.m. ST. ANDREW'S. '.. II a.m., Rev. S. Nixon. 7. p.m., Rev. A. Morton. Westmerel —2.30 p.m., Rev. A. Morton. Sunday school, 2.30 p.m. EASTBBOOK. ' Makirikiri Valley.—ll . a.m., Mr F. Shaw. Upokongaro.—-2.30 p.m., Mr F. Shaw. Eastbrook. — 7 p.m., Mr F. Shaw.. Sunday School, 2Jfl [}p-m.- ,? i>, \-( t % Victoria Laundry, Corner Bell Street and Harrison Place (Dr. Innes's old residence). ALL Kinds of Laundry Work treated with despatch. f ■ Experienced Staff only kept^ Laundry called for and delivered by arrangement. H. "W. SMITH, Proprietor. Telephone 626. _j_^ Excelsior Laundry. 69, GUYTON STREET (Opposite Technical School). Laundry work called for and delivered by arrangement. B. MERCER, Proprietress. Pedersen & Go., SAWMILLERS, RAETIHI. ITIIMBER put on trucks at Rangataua X at LOWEST RATES. Write for particulars. TIMBER. Totara, Matai, Rimu, and White Pine. WE, the undersigned, beg to announce that we supply direct to the consumer SAWN TIMBER of every description (dressed and undressed). Also we have Mouldings of every design (dry dressed) always in stock; or any pattern run. LOWEST PRICES quoted on application. One Matter we wish to draw the attention of the public to is that we are free and untrammelled from the actions of any Combine, Trust, Coercionists, or Association. Goldfinch & Co., SAWMILLERS. OHAKUNE. Ho sat in his office, supposed to be working, but really only thinking deepondingly. "I've half a mind to give it all up." Someone was announced, and he pulled himself together with an effort. Then, recognising an old friend, he confessed that he was feeling decidedly down. "Look here, old fellow, if you take my advice, you'll ease off a bit, and take a bottle of Wilton's Tonic. You're all run down, and thought I used to scoff at tonics myself, I know Wilton's Tonic helpa one a bit. It's 3a 6d a bottle."