Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17241, 20 March 1918, Page 1

MONEY LENT. MONEY ANY Sum from £5 LENT "i MONEY -*^ upwards, repay- LENT ' -MOA'EY able by instalments. LENT ' MOft-tti' .Business aud proiaa-. LENT AiO-NEl' Eiouul men requiring LiuVf MONiiY oempor*u"y assistanc© LiiuMT MOiN'liA r ior week or two can LENT AiOi'iJtx obtain sacis jnifliedi- LIiLNT JHOj\K\" aieiy. Apj.«iy pexson-- UiNT MUNKx aiiy or by iewer, en- LENT MUiVKi closing stamp, LENT MUNE* L. VV. BALKIND, LENT t -iiOINiiY Msamge-r'A Ouice, LENT MUiNEY Noriolii Cliambers, up LENT ■jMUNESf QuartertaanslJiiiiai-d LENT '| jilONEi; iiooaia, iii.ig-.vay 6t., LENT MONEi' Upen week anys to & LENT -UUJSiEi p.ui. Fridays to i> LENT MONEY p.m.; also any even- LENT MUiN'KY ing by appomtment. I-ENT MONEY 'Phone No. 700. LENT I Public Notices* STRAY LAMBS. /"^WNER wanted for 13 Shorn Lambs picKed up with mob travelling i'rom \Vaver7ey to Wanganui. Apply Sims, Copper, Box 227, w'anganui. rr\RE RED CROSS SHOP, - HIS MAJESTY'S BUILDINGS, Will be Open TO-DAY (Wednesday), jn charge ot tiie Ladies of ■Campbell, Bell, and portions oi otner streets. Produce, Jficlin Work, and Sweets Stabs. H. J. VINE, Hon. Sec., St. John A.B. Red Cross Depot Committee. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. TENDERS FOR ERECTION. U* ( SHUir'S Ax\ rJL> OFJb'lUttti lN WANGANUI. Undersigned, instructed by the ■*• Public Trustee in the instate of the late Edwin Perrect, Invite Tenders lor the Erection of Shops and Offices, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Plans and Specifications may be seen a:, the Public Trust Office, Wanganui, and at the Architects' Offices, Wellington. Tenders close with the Architects at Noon on Wednesday, 27th March, 1918. CJRICHTON AND McKAY, F.F.R.1.8.A., Architects, Wellington. FOR SAXK ROLLS-ROYCE CAR. Particulars — DUSTIN'S TRADING CO. LTD., St. Hill Street, • W'anganui. 'Tn'HE RED OfO;tfs~S H U~p/ HIS MAJESTY'S BUILDINGS, Will be Open on WEDNESDAY, 20th instant, in charge of the Ladies of Campbell, Bell,-and portions of other Streets. Produce, Plain Work and S-weets Stalls. I H. J. VINE, i Hon. Sec., St. John A.B. Red Cross Depot Committee. " Desert Gold" is a delicious Tea. Few people after trying it ever want any other. A wholesome, economical Tea. Goes furthest and pleases everybody. BOOTS BOOTS END OF SUMMER SALE NOW Ofl. GREAT CLEARANCE OF BOOTS AJNDaiIOEiS AT F. L GALSJGgWS, (Opposite Hean's Pharmacy.) REMEMBER Boots and Shoes are becoming increasingly hard to get. Prices are soaring up—but you will lind everything normal in the toot wear line at F. E. CALLAGHAN'S (Opposite Hean's.) TOWN AND COUNTRY' WELL UAIEKJU) t'OK, SMART AS EVER. AND NO OUTFIT EXPENSE. "I F you must Economise, begin vn'th -£■ voiir CLOTHES. Have them DRYCLEANED at DARRAGH'S, and they will come back looking as they did on the day you first put them on. DARRAGH'S DYE WORKS, 180 AVENUE. 'Phone 659. ! iAUPO CIUAY, '.WAN6ANUL STORRTE DOUBLK RTDGER. 2 ROW TURNIP THINNER. 2 ROW HORSE HOE. BLACKSTONF. KFROSENE OIL ENGINE. STORHTR MILKING MACHINES (With or without rcleaser). PENNSYLVANIA GRAIN AND FERTILIZER DHiJLLS. SAW BENCHES, PLOUGHS, DISCS P.ENZLNK ENGINES. SEPARA. TORS. OILS. ETC. [MX tfIACttINERY QUAKATfftfciS),