BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 28 January 1913, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTES.

A shepherd is advertised for

Farmers are notified that some firstclass lines of lambs and bullocks will be offered at Messrs Jackson and Co.'s stock sale on Friday at Waverley. On hursday, 30th January, a saLe of valuable household furniture and effects will be held at the residence 01 Mr J. Goss, No. 9G HarriTson St. iM» J. H. Keesing will conduct th,9 sale, commencing at 1 o'clock, when a nice, lot of articles will be offered, including piano, Brussels caapet, hall stand, Duchess pair, all in first-class condition: ■ •■■■ ■..■■.■ .■' ~ ■'•'... ■■■'■■,

The cheapest 5-rbomed house on-the market is advertised for immediate sal© in another column. The -property is within 5 minutes' easy walk of Post Office, is not on expensive tram route., and is increasing in value every day owing to its proximity to G.P.O. and centre of town. Owner d€sir.?s immediate sale, as she is desirous of leaving tho colony shortly. Today, at 1 p.m.. directed by Mr J. Aughton, Veiteh and GMuir will sell by auction, on the premises, 'a, jiicb lot of furniture, at Watkins Street, Smithfield, without reserve. The goods are exceptionally modern and almost new. Alma Road cars pass near tho house, This is a sale worth attending. Free railway fares to the Feeding Show and John Cohbe's .Summer Sale, is the latest announcement from the Mail Order House at Feilding,. and in a replace advertisement appearing in our advertising*'columns to-day the following extract from the Sale Catalogue is quoted: Country customers from North of Marton and South of Palmerston North personally visiting the Summer Sale, and purchasing upwards of £5 worth of goods will receive (on production of their railway ticket) a refund equal to the amount of a second-class return railway fare, or a firsrt-clafis single :fare. ,Tihe Feilding Show will be held on the 4th and sth February, and in addition to being abl,9 to witness a very fine Show, John Cobbe's customers will have the pleasure of having their railway fare paid, and save a good deal of money on the paro&l of Drapery purchased.

FOR SALE—A FINE SUBURBAN

RESIDENCE. . This is a pretty home, not far from the town, and has the latest conveniences. See particulars in Mr John D. Brechin's advertisement on page 6.