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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17534, 29 March 1919, Page 1

Public N-^ces. WANGANUI BOROUGH COUNCIL. RENEWAL OF LICENSES. NOTICE is hereby given that applications aie required by Ist April for the renewal of the undermenjt ion«d Licenses, viz., Public Buildings, Dan- I gerous Goods, Hawkers, Cabs, Taxicars, Carts, Duveis, Htaw Tram?, Tractiou Engines, Dramlayers, Plumbers, Billiard Rooms, Butchers and Fish Shops, Milk and Cream \ endows. G. MURCE; Town Clerte. 26th March, 1919. PUBLIC NOTICE. j f¥\EE Annual Meeting of the LadieS j ■*■ Auxiliary of thu Navy. League wfilj bo held in the Borough CouncilChambers, at 4,15, on Wednesday,! April 2«d, All members are requested to attend. FOR SALE. 7ITY jommodiouß and r well-built P- ■*■**■ roomed House, with all modern and up-to-date conveniences, with wexl laid out grounds, <etc. D. GELLATLY, 58 River Bank. Tenders. TENDERS. CONTRACTORS PLEASE NOTE. THE time for receiving Tenders f tithe Erection of Stock Sale Yards at Marton, HunterviWe, Mangaweka, i and Taihape s for the N.Z. Farmers' | 00-Op.' Distributing Co.; 'Ltd.. is extended to THURSDAY, iIPRIL 3rd, at 6 p.m. ■ ; TENDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TROTTING TRACK. npENDERS are invited the Forma- ■*■ r"tiou t of a Five-furlong Trotting Track for the Wanganui Trotting Club, at Warganui East. J> . Tenders close 30th April, 1919. Plans and specifications,"may be seen at the office of the undersigned. DIX AND ;WALL, \. Civil Engineers, Wanganui. TO CONTRACTORS. SEPARATE Tenders are invited until 4 p.m. on 17th April Jjm l9l9 3 for the Erection of the undermentioned wor^s, ar. the WANGANUI CQLLEGE, 'or the TRUSTEES. ' / (a) Fourth House Block. . (b) Music Block. (c) Steward's House, . ;< Plans and specifications^ be seen at the Office of- Jihe Secretary, Victoria "WelEngton-.^ 2 : • --'*:^ ATKINS, BACON AND, MITOHELX F.8.J3.A , A.R.T.B.A. Architects to the Trustees. IN BANKRUPTCY.—IN THE BUPREME a>URT 3 HOLDEN AT WANGANUI. • "^OTICE is hereby givMi that Papi x^ Nikora, of Parewanui, Buils, Aboriginal Native, was this day adjudged Bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of Creditors, to be holden at the Court House, Wanganui, on FRIDAY, the 4th day of April, 1919, at 2.30 o'clock, pjn. ' E. M. SILK, Deputy Official Assignee. 25th March, 1919. ' T INVITE the Ladies of Wanganui to ■* meet at the Borough Council Chaoibers at 3.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY NEXT (April 2nd), to »irange for a Luncheon to Returned Soldiers on Peace Day. I. M. A. MACKAY, Mayoress. WAITOTARA COUNTY COUNCIL, TO CONTRACTORS. rriENDERS addressed to the Oh airman •*-.-.' Waitotara Goujity Council, and marked "Tender for Contract No. 493" are invited and will be redeived up till 11 o'clock on Moiday : morning, the 14th day of April, 1919, at the office «-f the said Council, Ridgway Street, Wanganui, where specifications, etc., can be seen , for quarrying, breaking and carting about ISOO ouibic yards of ahellrock, ivr metalling on Tokom am West Road.' The lowest or any-:tender not necessarily acicepted. G. H. DICKSON, Engineer to Council. MONEY TO LENI'. T HAVE Several Sums up to £10,000, •*- for Investment on Security of Ftp.*[bold Lands. Immediate application is necessary v Louis Cohen1, Solicitor, Wanganui. TO THOSE IN SEARCH OF AN IDiJAI. STUD, FATTENING OB BAIRY FARM NEAR WANGANUI. . FOR SALE.; THE HOMESTEAD PORTION of the well - known "FEATHERSTON" ESTATE of the late G. Ci. 13. Harper, comprising about 400 acres rich river flat land —all level— with oVer 100 cbains frontage to Wanganui River Road. Subdivided into1 numerous paddocks; suitable for every class of mixed . farming, with enormous potential value owing to proximity to the rapidly growing town of Wanganui—one of the chief educational centres of the Dominion; only six miles from Aramoho bridge by first-class motor-road; school, post "office and store IVz miles away. Improvements consist of artistic modern house of 7 rooms, large bathroom, scullery, pantry, storeroom, patent w.c; hot and cold water service; Wizard light, large motor garage and all necessary buildings, dip and yards, orchards, plantations. The house is practically new and beautifully situated. Two arteaian wells on property. The balance of the estate, about 540 acres, has already been sold for dairying. Above can be sold as a whole or in farms to suit buyers. Principals only dealt with. Apply sharp to W. A. D'ARCY, MakiriMri. 'Flione No. 6735i