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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXVI, Issue 7563, 6 May 1919, Page 1

Public Notices. WANTED KNOWN. "* INTENDING Passengers to London * should note that Messrs J. L. Stevenson and Co., 14 Wieksteed Place, Agents Cunard Line, can book a Jimitf ed number of Saloon Passengers per " s.s. "Port Sydney," sailing for Lon- ~ don via Panama. 24th May. Fares: £50 to £66. Apply promptly. MUSICAL. MR. GORDON McBETH, , Having received his discharge from the Ts.Z.E.F., will Resume Tuition m • Pianoforte early in' June. Address: Box 50. ENGINEER. A LARGE Manufacturing and Engi- -**- neering supplies firm having • I'ranches throughout ilie Dominion. l>as* an opening for a qualified ENGINEER, who can take charge - of their Refrigerating and General . Sales Department. He must be a firstt class engineering salesman, able vo estimate mi all clas^H of engineering • work, and capable of carrying out large : and important freezing contract work. A ,< entlemcui with commercial training ■ preferred. "Engineer," c/o .oliice oi this paper. ANYBODY found Tiespassing with dog or gun ou properties owned r.nd occupied by me will be Prosecuted - without respect of persons. C. G. KUSSELL, Nukumaru. ' THE WANGANUI HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD. ► npHE above Board wish to notify the . ■*• public that a District Maternity ■ Nurse has been appointed by the Board, and for a very small fee the services of the Nurse may be obtained by expectant mothers. ■ • ■ Tho Nurse will be in attendance ut [ the Board's office, 4, Campbell Street, every day between 2 and 3 p.m., In case of emergency ring Telephone 425, Girls' Friendly Lodge, Campbell Street. TENDERS. FOR SALE BY TENDER. COTTAGE FOR REMOVAL. rpEN-DERS are invited for the Pur- *• chase and Removal of Five-roomed ' House, situated 50 St. Hill Street. 'Lenders close 13th May, and must oe addressed "TENDER," Care Manager, ■ GEORGE AND KEKSLEY., LTD, ; WANGANJJI; FIRE BO^R>D, , v , v I TENDERS FOR 'UNIFORMS. ' fTIENDERS art; invitod for the supply •*- of Uniforms for the Fire Board as . per specifications to be seen at tho Borough Council Ofiic^. Tenders eni dorsed as such close at Noon on FRIDAY, 16th inst. i G. MURCH, i . Acting-Secretary. REMOVAL NOTICE. F. N. CHAINEY. 1 A^NG to the Enormous Increase m Business, I have Removed to mor<* i commodious. premises further along from the Avenne, at — 142 GUYTON STREET, and will b6 pleased to welcome Old and . New Customers, whose needs will \-<$ promptly and carefully attended to, ss has been the practice in tlio past. P. N. CHAINEY. 'Phone 1416. 142 GUYTON STREET "~~ THE KIOSK. CASTLECLIFF. A Seaside Stop for the Races. Has been Recommended by doctors io l>3 a FIRST-CLASS Place for Patients tr Recuperate. Every Provision has been made lor ' ■st-'i« -tiuK ACCOMMODATION and Visitors to the Seaside can rely u^ on jf;ettin<j Best Attention. Single and Double, and Family Rooms at Reasonable Rates. Is right on the Beach. THE KIOSK. A First-Class Table kept. Hot Lunch Daily. Home-Made Scones and Cakes a, Speciality. R. H. WATT, PROPRIETOR. FOR QUALITY PORK, HAM, AND BEEF. Next Newmarket Hotel. TRY THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN FOR PORK AND OTHER SMALL GOODS. INVICTA HAM AND BEEF SHOP. 6. AMBROSE. VICTORIA AVENUE. WANGANUI. Butter Coolers Save Your Butter BY USING ONE OF THESE ; coolers. ' Makes i* more digestible *s heated bar. ut is very indigestible as well ay very extravagant 1 HOLDS 2 POUNDS ; Price 5/6 each, LASTS FOR YEARS. TRY ONEI T. C. SEED & Co. Ltd. Corner Ridgway and St. Hill S'reers.