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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 17065, 18 August 1917, Page 1

Wanted Known. QALE SJiArfOiS.--„]: Kinds of Prinfc- *~' ing specialties tor tue atUe Seasou, at the (Jnronieie Jobbing Department /2J.ASTINE gives splendid results with, all motor cycles. 30 to 40 per cent benzine saving. Try a dozen tabletsj Is. Motor Supplies Company, Wanganui. . - W"ANTED.—Man ta plough, fence, Tf sheep work; also man or-boy cc milk, garden, etc. Apply—M. Hunter, Kai Iwi, stating wages required. WANTED Known—We sell Needles * * and Accessories to suit all kinds of Sewmg Mac-tunes. J. Upton ]Q Avenue. 'Phone 529 i Known.—Try our Special Cooked Ham to-day. Only the host hams cooked. T. C. Seed and Co., Y*7ANTED Known—Do you want TT your boots neatly repaired ? This is a consideration these times. I'ou can have youi Boots made as good as new at THORP'S the Avenue, .Wanganui. ■^y ANTED Known—Maoriland Dai-y ;.., C°y- Wlii take your Cream and Milk at highest market value. Write us for particulars. TO"ANTED.—Position as Manager: \ • Competent. Practical experience with stock and General Farm Work Apply this othce tor particulars. QASTINE tablets .7& 6d per box of 100; cost less than one penriv each, and will save you as much as' one shilling on every gallon of benzine used. Buy some to-day.. Motor Supplies Co/. CEED Potatoes in the following varieties, at ParneU's:—Maori Chief, Early Regent, Britisu Queen, Up-to-Dates, Dalmany Acme, Snowtiakes, Northern Star, Sutton's Satisfaction* Gamekeepers, New Era, New Commercial, Sir J; G. Wilson. '■.' WELL-GPtOWN Cabbage and CauliT T flower Plants at ParneU's. Vy ANTED,—String lad to learn TT motor trade. Apply —Wood and Gundry. Vy ANTED Known—We have a lot * * of Ladies' Shoes to clear at slipper prices. These samples must t>e cleared out) to ■ make room for new goods, and we will take any reasonable price for them at THORP'S, tae' Avenue, Wanganui. (TREGSON'S sell . Bacon,. "iacon, Bacon, Is. lb. by the side; choicest mild cured. Is., Is., Is. only, : sell Bacon, sliced, Is od VT lb; incuts, 9d., 10d., Is. Cheap"c%l r"tlltS* 41neat." -Call' arid: see'";6'ur"' disV[W' ■, ■ '■■.;"■■::. . .' , : |^ACT()IIY Butter Is 6d, Is 6d, Is 6d. -"- No advance at Gregson's. Only Is 6d; Ohee&e Is; Lard is; Bacon from 9d. . ' ' • ."■ HpEA, TEA, TEA! No advance 7t -*- Gregson's. Still • selling ulioiceot Ceylon lea at Is 4d, is tkl, is 8d lb. 'rjOCOA, COCOA, COCOA! All Bri- *~ tish Pure Cocoa, only 9d quarterpound tin; is 8d half -pound tin. Ask to see it,• at.Gregson's. fTREGSON'S Groceries. Candles cd ** and 10d; Soap 6d; Milk 7d; Nestles' Milk 8d; Sago4d; Comiiour 6d. All Best quality. CIGARETTES! Cigarettes! Two pacvkets Is.. Is., Is. No advance at Gregson's. Bell's Match.es Bd. dozen. f^REGSON'S sell Salmon 7d~Snd~ls; *-* Mullet sd; Sardines (id ; Fiesh Harnngs Is; Pickles 6d, Curry 6d. I^REGSON'S Fruit Market. Oranges, Oranges, Is., Is Gd, 2s. dozen; Lemons 4 for 6d; Mandarins 7 for Bd. (^REGSON'S for Apples, Apples !4d *■* and 5d lb; Pineapples Is 3d and Is 6d, large size; Seville Oranges for Marmalade, Is 6d dozen. pREGSON'S for Lollies! Chocolates Is 4d lb; Fruit Drops 6d; Bi*ck Balls 6d; Caramels Is 4d; Stickjawettes Is 4d; Scoter. Mixtures yd;.best quality- . - "OIE FRUITS.—^-gallon tins Apples, ■*- Quinces, Yellow Plums, Red Plums Is 2d each; Peaches is 4d; Apricots Is 6d, at Gregson's. rj.BEGSON'B sell Hinton's Home-' made Jams, 2 lb. jars trom Is 4d; 2d. returned on empty jars with lid complete, (CHOICE FRUITS! Dates sd; Prunes 9d; Sultanas 8d and 9d; Raisins 7d; Mixed Peel Is; Valencia Almonds 2s. lb.; Muscatel Raisins Is box, at Gregson's. V^ANTED Known.—ls that Starter * " Battery giving trouble. Our Expert .can cure it. Andrew Ltd. >/FtREES! TREES i- TREES!—For Choice Roses and Daphnes, in any quantity. Carnations, a very Fine Lot; j try a few of our American Perpetuals. Rhododendrons; I have a Splendid lot of these. Hedge Plants, Fruit Trees, Gooseberries, and Currants. Violets by the dozen or hundred. Write or 'Phone;— Arthur H. Benefield. Aries Nursery, Wanganui East. TIT"ANTED Known—Fruit Trees of * * all descriptions for Sale, Apple Trees a Speciality. Fine, strong, clean well-branched, 3-year-old, of the following varieties, in full bearing: Cox.3 Orange Pippin, Stunner Pippin, Reinette dv Canada, Batlarat Seedling, Granny Smith Graveustein, Boston Russet, Adams Pearman, Margil, Rimer, American beauty, Emperor Alexander, Blacktwig, General Carr- [ ington, Stone Pippin, Colonial Washington, Jonathan, Yellow Bellfleur, Mobbs Royal. Golden Pippin, Lord Suffield, Warner's Kmg, Rome Beauty, Wine Sap, Peasgood Nonsuch, as well as many other varieties, too numerous to mention. Satisfaction guaranteed. —D. H. Williamson, Aramoho.