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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 11 April 1912, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. $^ *c # * ST. ANDREW KILWINNING LODGE(No. 79). rpHE Usual Monthly Meeting will be 1 held APRIL 11 "(THURSDAY), at--7.30 p.m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. By Order of the W.M. WANGANUI HARBOUR BOARIT.. A PPLICATIOXS are invited for tho I^*- right to occupy the Foreshore Lands near the Soap Works, Caaflecliff. Terms on application at the Board's Offices. Applications close FRIDAY, tho 12th, at noon. W. RODWELL, Secretary. „ WANGANUI EAST BOROUGH COUNCIL. WANTED, for the Borough of Wan- - ganui East, a competent working foreman for water-pipe laying Apply in writing, giving references and stating salary required, to J. F. Holloway, Town Clerk, before 4 p.m. onMonday, loth instant. WANGANUI OOUNTYTJoUNcnT" 10 PER CENT. ON OUTSTANDING RATES. (PURSUANT to Section 28 of "Tho JL Rating Act Amendment Act, 1910,' r Public Notice is hereby given that an additional charge of 10 per centum will bo added to all unpaid rates after 20th day of April next. A. C. MANNINGTON, County Clerk. jyTARLBOROUGH RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING, Ist AND 2nd MAY. NOMINATIONS Close on Saturday next, tho 13th inst, L.GRIFFITHS, Secretary, Blenheim. i/TIENDERS for the erection of residence, London Street, have been - extended from WEDNESDAY, 10th; till MONDAY, 15th, at 12 o'clock. LEOPOLD J. ATKINSON, Architect, Ridgway Street, rpENDERS will be receive by the unX dersigned until -noon on" SATURDAY, April 20th, 1912, for the erectioi* of a Public School at Ngutuwera. Plans and specifications may be seen at tho office of the " Patea County Press" and at the Board's offices, Nixon Place, Wan-»~ ganui. W. H. SWANGER, Secretary, Wanganui Education Board. Wan^anui, April 10th, 1912. COLLEGIATE SCHOOL ESTATE. LENDERS are invited for 60 years" J- lease of that section with 70 feet fiontago to Victoria Avenue on tho Post Office side of the proposed extension of Plymouth Street, and with 165 ■' feet frontage to Plymouth Street eoctension. Tenders will be received till noon on Monday, 22nd inst. Conditionsmay be seen and forms of tender obtain- - cd at the office of the Trustees, 40j. Victoria Avenue. J. P. WILLIAMSON, Secretary ~ LOST. TT^TILL the person who took a,u overcoat from the Collegiate School:' Gymnasium please return same to the College. DANCING AND DEPORTMENT. DRUIDS' HALL. MISS ELEANOR HIORNS will ny sume teaching on SATURDAY. APRIL 20th, in the Druids' Hall. Class for Girls at 10 a.m. Class for Girls and Boys at 2.15 p.m.. Both Classes oh same date. YORK HOUSE. GONVILLE. Telephone 485. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. £5 G PER CENT CUMULATIVEPREFERENCE SHARES. APPLICATIONS will bo received for the Unallotted Balance (about 2,000) of £o Preference Shares, at a.. Premium of ss. per share. Forms of Application and full particulars may be obtained from Head Office, Christchureh. A. W. JAMIESON. Acting-Manager. FIRST-CLASS SMALL DAIRY FARM, AS A GOING CONCERN. ABOUT £250 CASH WANTED, qn ACRES. Capacity 20 to 25 cows, Oy Rich drained swamp land, rental £73 ncr annum. Good homestead and all necessary outbuildings. Supplying; 80 to 90 customers daily with milk, cream, butter and eggs. Turnover £35 to £10 ncr month. Prit:e £125. Cows at valuation A RARE CHANCE FOR SMALL. FARMER. Apply—LEWIS AND CO., WANGANUI. THE DON REGISTRY OFFICE 23. MAIM STREET. PALMERSTON NORTH. 'Phono G4C. "I" ADIES in want of Servants, an<V J_i SiMV.'uUs in want of a situation, should apply to the Don. Waiting engagement. Farm Hands, Labourers,. Carters, also Generals, Nurses, Ilouee— maid:1, and Waitresses. A GRANT, Proprietress, WANTED Known.—Heavy White Blankets 15s fid per pair. Heavy Grey Blank»ts 12s fid per pair, fifcripv'd nift' from S.s '.hi at Hastings Mor"». WANTED Known. —For removing wrinkles, nimplos and blaeklioads, the only effective euro is electric fane massaging. A wonderful tonic T tones u;> the whole system. Campion's Klfv.'trir: ?.lass«'ig:ng Saloon, Arenue. TJNION IS STRENGTH. If we all unite in a determination to buy KA 1 AP 0 1 goods in preference to imported articles, think bow our basic industries must be benefitted, from the-wool-prower.s upwards through all classes of workers to the consumer who gets better value for his monr«v. Y"-s. buy " KAIAPOI." All drapers and c'otb-iera.