BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 1 November 1912, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTES.

I A chance seldom offered is made ay- ' anablo by Hiorns and Co., who have for sale a splendid purebred (unregis- ; tore) Jersey cow, yielding over 20 Jbs i of butter each week.. ,[.. Fanners tare .notified that , Messrs: I Freeman R. Jackson and Co. hold their cattle f-air at the Wnnganui yards on "Wednesday .n/ext, [when.-. ©oznfe l£po. head of cattle will b© sold. j With the coming of the hot weather, thoughts .are naturally turned towards tho most suitable underwear. In this . connection Messrs J. Paul and Oo.'s jrplaco announcement should be of intoiest. It specially mentions Aertex Underwear. J By 'advertisement J'fa. aaiojbher 001----1 amn, it will bo noticed that Mr Henry (hooper, veterinary surgeon, from Home, has changed his address to 26, Dublin St. As usual, Mr Cooper may also bodaily at the* Opera House .'. Stables, ~0. Hill Street. *• Veitch and. Muir's list for Saturday's ' saTo is advertised, and as usual has many attractive features. A lot of new dnai pery, mostly ladies' wear, is worthy of : inspection, and will he sold cheap. A new sprayer is an article sure to* Bell, while a 12 by 10 tent is likely to be in request. A billiard table suitable for -a dining room will also be offered. . For new and dainty China direct I from the finest English Potteries there i is no warehouse on the coast can equal j Gibsons and Patersori's. Their showj room in- full of Doultori, Wortoetster, Devonshire, and other makes of good China, all marked in plain figures at their famous low cash prices. Did you read in recent paperjj about a whole family being nearly poisoned to death in Taranaki through eating tinaied goods that had been 6hown in a grocer's window for several weeks? There is no fear with groceries bought from Gibsons and Paterson "Ltd. This firm show no groceries or provisions in their windows. Their goods are imported every month direct from the manufacturers, thus ensuring fresh, clean, good, and wholesome eatables. Trade with Gibsons and Paterson Ltd. if you want to eat of the best! A most desirable property is advertised by Mr J. H. Keesing to be sold by public auction on Monday, November 4th, at one o'clock, on the premises, No. 9, Ingestre St., and comprises a nice modern residence of five rooms with bathroom and all conveniences, erected on a corner section of a quarter nacre College leasehold. As the owner. Mr W. Merson, is leaving the district, the whole of his excellent household furniture and effects will be sold on tho same day immediately after the property. Messrs Williams and Harper are selling on the premises, under instructions of Mr T. Verry, on Tuesday (next, his valuable freehold comprising 18 acres finst-class landj on which is erec-i'.-d a good dwelling of seven rooms, with f r.lendid outbuildings. There- is a j good supply of well water. This is I an ideal property as a, home for any person on the look out for a comfort\able living. The dairy cattle are specially selected, as -are the poultry and pigs. The furniture is practically new, and everything must be sold. Full part'culars can' be found in the advertisement. Eight to view and all particulars *.s fa the property can be obtained frm i^e auctioneers