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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17477, 23 January 1919, Page 1

Ptiblic Notices. PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. "T^OTICE is hereby given that I hav< -*-^ admitted Mr Thomas AVilliam Blen. nei'lias*ett as a Partner in my Business ,wl;ieh will in fuuu? l)e carried ci under the atyle of Watt and Blenner hesseta. Daited this 18th clay of January, 1915 JAS. WATT, Solicitor, Wanganui. ; . FOR SALE. A GOOD Family Residence, St. .Tobn'i -^*- Kill, Wanganui. Choice position ■ Nice view. The grounds are beautifull.< laid out; the house is well built, aiu contains four bedrooms, dining-room drawing-room, bre-akfast-room, kitchen scullery. lnvg e hall; hot and cold water bathroom, wash-house with copper am tubs, tanks and town water laid on ail conveniences, and motor shed. Foi fur.her particulars write direct to'own. er, Box 230, Wanganui. . MACHINERY AND PLANT FOR SALE. npO enable me to .doss Estates, I -wr -*- prepared to consider Low Offers l\>: the following :_ 1 2-ton "Humble Freezer,'with <>i without, one.s. h.p. Dynamo. 1 4 H.p, "Anderson" Vertical Boiler. 90 lbs. pressure. I'Turbine Separator Alfa Laval). 1 "Murray" Steam Engine, 2£ h.p., with pump attachment-.' 1 Cheese 'Cutler,'a'nd sundries Also—' 1 "Cable" Multitubular Boikr, J5 ft. x 4 ft. 6 in.. 90 lbs. pressure. 1 Steam Engine. 20-inch stroke, V 2% cylinder. 2 wood' Lathes. 1 lo ; inch Surface Planer. 1 "Mavtison" B e lt Sander (new), suitable for door frames, panels, etc. I am iirepared to Sell a Second Mortgage, £15Q0, about 2J years to . run, interest 7 per cent., at a substantial discount. . ' \ . : Apply— E. M. SILK, No. 3 Victoria Avenue, WANGANUI. SCALP AND FACE MASSAGE. MANICURE, CHIROPODY, SHAMPOOING, • HAIR-DYEING. ■ . . i ■ Supe^C"'ous Hair Permanently Removec by Electrolysis. MISS McELWAIN. McGRUER'S BUILDINGS. AVENUE ■ (Entrance Guyton St.). WANGANUI. Principal: MISS D. SMITH. : Telephone 458. HOW ARE YOUR EYES AND THE EYES OF YOUR CHILDREN? ShouM you suffer from headaches or bp unable to read small print comfortably, yoxi will get relief from proper]}' fitted glas^sos. ' Let «s test them, wp udvise glasses only when absolutely necessary. «l. H. WALKER, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, 241 AVENUE. WANTED TO KNOW. 27-inch Best China Silk, 2/6 yard. New Figs, 9d lb. Tobacco. 1/2 tin. Pineapples, 9d'tin. Best New Potatoes, lOlbs. 1/-, or 9/0 cwt. Candles, lid lb. Wine Biscuits, 6d lb. Best Hams, 1/4 lb. Sandsoap, 5 cakes 1/Cornflonr, Gd lb. 701bs. Al fSugar, 16/6 bag. 100 Flour, 17)6. . Jelly Crystals, 4 pkts 1/-. i 2 lbs. Jam. 1/2 tin. Red Salmon, 1/3 tin. Best SuHnnas and Curants, lid lb. -Seeded Muscat Raisins, 7d lb. Makino Butter, 1/7 lb. . ■ _ . Also 2d per lb discount on all Teas. 51bsl or more 3d per lb. discount. AX DAW &. LOW, RIDGWAY STREET Fox's Mew Motor Garage. CORNER OF GUYTON AND | ST. HILL STREETS. i ERNEST W. FOX, (Lato of James and Gillman Motors Limited.) HAS OPENED A NEW GARAGE, T\ T PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY SIGNAL AND MAILMAN. A'l Repairs to Motor Cycles and Cars promptly executed under personal supervision. , PRICES MODERATE. BRING YOUR REPAIRS TO Ernest W. Fox. 'Telephone 595. AN APOLOGY. "^S7"E respectfully apologise to oni *^- numerous ciutomein and friends who ",\ere disappointed last, week in not being supplied with our famous bread (ax 4^j per loaf) and small goods, and would kindly a,-k all tho.-.e who came after we w-'-re sold out -to shop early and avoid crush and disappointment. — Yours faithfully, J. CQXON & Co. BAKERS, GROCERS AND CONFECTIONERS, NEW SHOP, Cr. HEADS' Kl>. andCARLTON AY., Opposite Hospital.