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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12857, 28 January 1913, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE TRAMWAY TEA KIOSK. CASTLECLIFF. AFTERNOON TEA, 6d PRIVATE PARTIES for Aftercoon Tea, Lunches or Dances can l;e a: i"ir>^ ed for on application to vhe Manageress —Miss Buxton, or the Secretary We.stbourne Seaside Coy. Ltd., No. 3, St. Hill Street. GRASS SEEDS FOR SALE. TESTET BY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT UP TO 99 PER CENT. GERMINATION, 98 PER CENT. PURITY. Sample Tests, and Prices, apply— Horsley & Harris, Produce Merchants, Wanganui. MR. HENRY COOPER, T7ETERINAKY QURGEON, V K> Late Asistant to J. Mead, M.R.C.V.b., London. Also Veterinary Inspector to the Bedfordshire County Council. Private Residence— 26, DUBLIN ST., WANGANUI. Unsolicited Local Testimonials. THE TYSER LINE,'LIMITED. NOT'ICfI (TO CONSIGNEES. THE S.S STAR OF SCOTLAND and S.S. MAKARIVi have discharged at Wellington. Coi'signces aro requested to present U"Us of lading, pay freights (if any), i.rd tiilre delivery of their cargo.. AU cargo *s at consignees' risk after- leaving the ship's tackle, and if not promptly removed will be stored at their rifek a net expense./ Any cargo landed m a dimaged condition must be "e'xa-TnvK'l ar.d claim settler prior to its removal. -No claim will be recognised alter removal of cargo. J. L. STEVRNSOV. Agent Tyser Lin<? J Ltd. 14, Wicksteod Place. O'HARA'S MUSIC COLLECTIONS. Braving completed i'a big Bankrupt Purchase, we are offering you the fol-j lowing startling offers: — M)T I.—ss. Post Free. 1 "All in the hush of Twilight" (Song) 1 "Fairest of the Fair" (Sousa March) 1 "The Cornflowers" (Piano Solo) 1 " The Sea of Glass" (Vocal Duet) LOT 11.—65. Post Free. 1 "Slumber Sea" (Song) 1 "Silver Ring" (Song) 1 "Red Man" (Sousa March) 1 "Only Pretence" (Piano Solo) LOT 111.—55. Post Free. 1 "Bedouin Love Song" (Song) 1 "Bid me to Love" (Song) 1 "Amina" (Pretty Intermezzo) 1 "Down South" (Sketch for Piano) You may choose a collection and substitute an item of equal price from any of the above. Mail your order at once, as orders will only be attended to in rotation. (Bctfaras _ PIANO AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 4, AVENUE. WANGANUI TROTTING CLUB'S GRAND EASTER CARNIVAL. EASTER SATURDAY AND MONDAY, 22nd and 24th MARCH, 1913. For Full Particulars apply— 6. MORTON. Secretary. Box 152. FARM TO LEASE. RENT IPs. AN ACRE. £1 A ACRES, 434 in grass, 80 in 014 bush. Close to township, creamery, . and shool. All flat; several paddocks. Optional purchasing clause will be given at £15 an acre. There is a House of seven rooms; cow-bails, etc. Apply at once to — C. H. BURNETT, LAND AGENT, RIDGWAY ST. WANGANUI. FARM FOR SALE. I AM instructed to sell 800 ACRES of Fattening and Cropping LAND (all level), divided into eight paddocks, nnd splendidly watered, 200 acres or the land being in crop. The property is situated half a mile from Tailway station, and convenient to Wanganui. Easy terms. For particulars apply C. H. BURNETT, RIDGWAY ST. FREEHOLD PRATRIE LAND. 2250 ACRES AT 17s. 6d. I havo inspected this myself. Particulars on application. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. MY OLD CUSTOMERS Are kindly requested to call for their Prescriptions for Spectacles at Mr. Laurence Andrews', Optician and Jeweller, Avenue, who has taken over th«.: whole of my Optician's stock. A. WYCHODIL.