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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 17552, 22 April 1919, Page 1

Casual Wanteds. p<YCLES ! Cycles! Big reductions at our Sata. Gents' reduced' £:u 10s to £9 lUs; Ladies' £14 10s to £11 10s. Turner and Co., Wanganui. Fox "lango Necklet (Black), 7 *^ Guineas. Sperring's, Wanganui. T3EST Port Wine from 32/6 case of -*-* Two Gallons. Freight paid to your nearest Station. —Write Bray's Vineries, £iwanson. VjyANTPJD Known.—l can offer inJ ' \'estdrs first-class Investments >n Farm Lands for purchase or mortgage. —C ,H .Burnett, Wicksteed Place. "OARGAINS for Cyclists. Sale now "-^ on. Big reductions on Mudguards, Flaps, Lamps, Outfits, Solutxon, etc. Turner and Co., Wanganui. TIJANTED Known.—l have several first-class Investments in Dairy Freehold Lands. —Apply C. H. Burnett, Wicksteed Place. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE MAYORAL ELECTION. WANGANUI EAfcT. lt/TR. L. J. SIGLEY invites the elec- ■**■*•'"■■ tors to meet him at the Wangarmi East Town Hall on Tlrarsday evening nest, at 8 p.m., when he will speak in support of his candidature. MATHIESON STREET CHURCH OF CHRIS!. MEMBERS .are reminded of the Home Missions Rally and Social on i Wednesday, 23rd. Evangelists Paternoster, Marshall and Noble will speak. ~~ MONEY TO LEND. I HAVE Several Sums up to £10,000, for Investment on Security of Freehold Lands. Immediate application is necessary. Louis Cohen, Solicitor, Wanganui. OLD MOTOR TYRES. WANTED to Buy.—Old Tyres, condition immaterial, in part payment for new ones of any make; not less than 7n 6d each allowed. \f. A. STAPLETON, Vulcanising Specialist, 34 Ridgway Street, Wanganui. ~~ FOR SALE. ~~ ~ TLTY commodious, well-built nine- ■*•»•*-. roomed Hou^e, with all modern and up-to-date cofcveciences, with weil laid out grounds, etc. . . D. GELLATI/Y, V ' 58 River Bank. EGMONT RiCING CLUB. WINKER MEETING, > • MAY 14th and 15th, 1919. XrOMINATIONS for all events close on THURSDAY, APRIL 24th, 1919, at 8 p.m. V. B. STRA.TTON, Telephone 437. Secretary. Box 51, Hawera. In the Magistrate's Court holden at Wangnnui, between Simon Barakat, Plaintiff; and Tuna Paewai and Mary Tanehu, Defendants. I HEREBY give notice that Pursuant to a Distress Warrant to me directed, I will cause to be sold* by Messrs Williams and Harper at their Auction Rooms, Victoria Avenue, W'anganui, on Saturday, the 26th day of April, 1919, at 12.30 p.m. : One black gelding and ■ one bay gelding, broken to double harness; one express with pole attached; also one set of double harness; unless the said warrant be sooner satisfied. Dated at Wanganui, this 21st day of April, 1919. JOHN CURRAN, Bailiff. OPENING NOTICE. TUESDAY, APRIL 22. THE CROWN PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, His Majesty's Buildings, will be opened on Tuesday, April 22, with a first-class stock of Kodaks and Photographic Supplies. Also special range of toilet requisites. TO INVESTORS. rpHE Southern Cross Biscuit Coy., Ltd., invite applications for Preferential shares bearing 7 per cent, interest. The money is required for extending the already extensive works. The investment is gilt-edge. Application must be made before Saturday, 26th inst. SOUTHERN CROSS BISCUIT COY., LTD., Wanganui. PUBLIC NOTICE. FOX'S GARAGE. riIHE above, business has now changed A handsj and in future will be known as Brown's Garage. Mr. Fox begs to thank all clients for past favours, and trusts Mr. Brown will receive a continuance of the same. E. W. FOX. I BEG to inform the Public that 1 have taken over the business formerly known as Fox's Garage, and hope with first-class workmanship, good service, and moderate charges, to merit a fair share of support from the motoring public. J. H. BROWN WANGANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE TW"O CLASSES will be held on Easter x^ Thursday and Friday, Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd. " G. J PARK, Director.