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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12824, 16 October 1911, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. WANGANUI PHILOSOPHICAL QOCIETW K?u° ietY meets in the Musonm Hall on Monday, 16th inst., at 8 p.m. Business: (1) "The Character of Macbeth" ; Messrs ?• £■ Hathorly, M.R.C.S., Eng. - <_. D. Braik, M.A., and J. H Iv cosing. (2) "Prehistoric Man: Recent European* Discoveries." Mr. H. W. Hessvv W.A.j Jo.fee. (3) Exhibits: 13th Century MS; lltJi loth and 16th Century Books; 17tli Century Newspapers; Japanese Ceramic Art, etc. J. P. WILLIAMSON B. A; MOORE __ -Joint Sees. WANGANUI ST. JOHN'AMBULANCE DIVISION, ANNUAL MEETING. A LL Members of the above, and all -fx those interested in ambulance arerequested to meet -at Dustins' Rooms on Tuesday, 17th inst., at 8 pirn. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. THE Half-yearly General Meeting of Members of the Club will be helrf on Wednesday, 18th October, 1911, a t 8 p.ni. Business: Reception of Report and balance sheet; General. WM. HALL, Secretary. WAIMARINO ELECTORATE^ MR If. F. HOCKLEY (OppositionCandidate or Waimarino) will addrees the electors as under:— PUKEROA—Monday, 23rd October, i» the Schoolhouse. POHONUl—Tuesday, 24th -October, it* tho Public Hall. All Meetings to commence at 8 p.m.. THE PATEA SEAT. MR ODEA will address the electorsas under:— MAXWELLTOWN HALL—Saturday, October 14. ARAMOHO BOATSHED—Tuesdav October 17. WAITOTARA HALL—Wednesdny October 18. Chair, 8 p.m. WAIMARINO ELECTORATE" JU"R F. F. HOCKLEY (Opposition Candidate for Waimarino) wilF address the electors of Taihape onThursday, 19th inst., in the Gretm* Hall. Chair taken at 8 p.m. TO THE ELEOTOr¥oFth¥pATEAELECTORATE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—WhiIe thanking you for your past support, I again offer myself as a candidate for tho Patea Seat, and if honoured with the confidence of the, electors shalf ondeavour, as in the past, to obtain justice and political fair-play for. air classes of the community. I shall address tho electors at the different centres at the close of the session. G. V.,. PEARCB. REMOVAL NOTICE. pUSTOMERS and the Public genera l\J ly are hereby notified that I am. removing my Watchmaking and Jewellery Business into premises in Victoria Avenue, next door to Mr A. Gowcr r Cherrfist, where I shall reopen en Monday, the 16th inst. , R. SPRINGMAN, Watchmaker and Jeweller. FOR SALE. r T7HE Property opposite my residGnce--i- on St. John's Hill, 2% miles from the Post Office, known as "Geneva," consisting of a little over three acres, having a large road frontage, good* level land, well fenced, good 7-roomed' house, with all conveniences, bathroom, pantry, scullery and dairy, wardrobesand cupboards built in. Man's room r wash-house and large stable, cow bails,. «tc\ A most convenient and eomfortablo house. Can be bought ebeap and; en easy terms. For further particulars apply to _ N. ME¥LI. MUSICAL EDUCATION. MR. 13 WEINGOTT, Teaelier of Pianoforte and Theory, visits all parts of the surrounding districts, i'eims upon application. Address: Aluni Koad, Wanganui. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. THORP'S for Boots. summer §ood§. The latest of English and Colonial line? in boots and shoes having come to hand we are prepared to sell all sorts and sizes of Men's, Women's and Children's Boots and Shoes at the Lowest Current Rates. LADIES. i'oino and see our summer selection or" •lack, tan and canvas shoes from thebest Home and Colonial firms to lm sold at prices you can afford to pay. "Come early and avoid the crush.'* MOTTO:—Our Quality the Best. «/. THORP & CO., (Opposite Anglican Church) Avenue^ Wanganui. BUTTER New Season's Make. 1/2 per Ib. Made from selected pasteurised cream by The Wanganui Dairy Co,, Ltd., Aramoho.