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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12561, 14 July 1910, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. ST. PAUL'S HALL. ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. MR. ROBT. McNAB will deliver a lecture on "Early New Zealand History," in aid of the funds of the Captain Cook Memorial. Admission 2s. A few back seats IsWANGANUI ROWING CLUB. A NNUAL DINNER and PRESENTAXL TION-OF PRIZES, To bo held in DTJSTTN'S ROOMS, on FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1910,' at 7 P.M. Tickets may bo obtained from the Committee. CIOOTBALL. SATURDAY'S "REP." MATCH. WANGANUI V. MANAWATU. FAST! OPEN! EXCITING! SURE TO BE A BRILLIANT GAME! ON THE ''EEC." Kick-off at 2 p.m. sharp to enable visitors to catch the evening train. Admission —Grounds: Gents Is, Ladies 6d. Stand: Gents Is, Ladies 6d. R, DUNKLEY, Hon. Sec. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR WANGANUI HOUSE PROPERTY. CJPLENDID COUNTRY HOTEL. No opposition. Trad-> £50 to £60 per week. Prico £2100. Stock at valuation.—Apply Lewis and Co., Wangauui. DAIRY FARM. ~" POKA CASH.—A going concern: 94 oO&VXJ acres freehold, all ploughable land; 4 acres in crop, 8 acres ready for sowing. G-roomed house, all necessary outbuildings. Price £1700, including 16 cows, bull, horse, cart, harness, ploughs, harrows, etc., etc. Terms only £250 cash. Apply sharp, LEWIS AND CO., Wangamii. NOTICE. MR. W, MORGAN has commenced business as a BUTCHER, IN GUYTON STREET 'Jn the premises recently occupied, by Messrs Perrett Bros., Grocers). Small Goods a Speciality. Families waited on daily for orders. 'Phone 554. Mi°m James S. Siirton, VETERINARY SURGEON, Begs to announce that he- has commenced practice in Wanganui, and may be consulted at tho BARNARD'S PHARMACY (next Newmarket Hotel, Avenue). 'Phone, 606. TO _LET. ONLY SEVEN MINUTES' WALK FROM P.O. 6 -ROOMED HOUSE, practically new, on quarter-acre ground. Gas Range in Kitchen, Bath Room, Washhouse with Copper and Tubs. Fruit and Vegetable Garden, Fowl House, Yard, etc. Artesian Water laid on. For further particulars apply "Chronicle" Office. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—Small country hotel. 10. rooms, all in splendid order. Well furnished, acetylene gas lighting, phonograph, and piano. Lease two yoars, £6 5s per month. Turnover £100 per month. Price £525 as going concern.—Apply Lewis and Co., Wanganui. Cough Cracker Just the very thing that you have been seeking for that Cough. It is a safe and valuable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Influenza and Chest Complaints. Try a bottle —it will give you instant relief. PER Is. 6d. BOTTLE. Push and Prosper All Might Pharmacy A. H. CARTER, 'Pbone 606. Proprietor. SALEK'S BUILDING, VICTORIA AVENUE, (Next Newmarket Hotel). TARANAKI FLUMFTON COURSING CLUB MEETING. (Run under the Rules of the New Zealand Coursing Association). To be held en the Club's Enclosure, Whareroa, I-lAWERA, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 13th and 15th JULY, 1910. (Dominion Dairy Show Week). MAIDEN STAKE, of 40 soya. For an unlimited number of Registered Dogs and Bitches that have never won more than £s—Cash5 —Cash or Trophy—in one stake. Nominations closing1 6th July, 1910. —Members of the Taranaki Plumpton Coursing Club, £1 Is. Nonmembers £1 ss. Acceptances payable on or before 12th July, 1910, 8 p.m.— Members of Taranaki Plumpton Coursing Club, £1 Is.; Non-members, £1 ss. First Dog, £25; Runner-up, £10; Next Two Dogs, £2 10s. each. Stakes paid pro rata. TARANAKI STAKES (Open): An Open Sweepstake of £2 10s. and a Silver Cup valued at £20, presented by G. H. Gibson, P3sq., Vic-e-Pre.sident. For an unlimited numb* r of Dogs and Bitches. Nomination £1 55., Acceptance £1 Cs. The Club to deduct 20 per cent. NOT JO. 1. To be run under the Rules of the New Zealand Coursing Association. 2. All Dogs and their names must be registered with the Secretary of the New Zealand Coursing Association (Mr. Walter Sumpter, Oamaru), before final payments. Non-observance of this Rule renders the nominator liable to a fine of £1 or probable disqualification. 3. Nominations, accompanied by the necessar5 r fees, must be in the Secretary's hands not later than 6th July, 1910, and Acceptances on or before night of draw (July 12th, 1910), at 8 p.m., otherwise they will not be recognised. 4. Nominators must give full name and address when nominating. Admission to Ground: —Gentlemen 2/-, L.adies free; Members, on production of ticket, admitted free. T. TRASK, Hon. Sec. P.O. Box 57, Hawera. Telephone 105. GO to Roberts for Repairs and Sundries; you will get every satisfaction and the prices are right.—Roberts* Cycle D<pot, Avenue. Wvnganai.