SATURDAY SPECIALS AT MARTON. y©te.— Every Friday a list of Specials from Marton advertisers will appear in this column rpHE WANGANUI CHRONICLE, the ■*- most up-to-date morning journal on the West Coast. bpeciai at ten non to Sports and Racing. Can be ordered from ARTHUR \VAY, the Manon Agenv who is also authorised to receive moneys apd book orders for Job Printing. 23a le—l Spring Lorry, 5-in. •*- tyres, oil axles, in tip-top order; £5O cash —a snip. 1 Block Bray, good order, new 4xl tyres; £3O cash, i Rubber-tyred Tray Gig, practically new, suit 14-hand pony; £36 cash. Rubber-tyred Phaeton, in lip-top order, English iorecarnage; a real bargain at £l6. An almost new 30-cwt to 2 ton Express, complete with poles and Bhatts, tor £45 cash. Numerous other bargains. We make a speciality of building good but inexpensive Gigs for small ponies. I*. W. JUNKS, Excelsior Coach Factory, Lower High Street, Marton. FOR First-class give T. BARTON a call, who has all new Stocks of Fresh Fruits, Biscuits, Conserves, Jellies. /’INE of the most popular and satis-faction-giving innovations in Marton is the new Hat Blocking and Renovating Department at LI An D\S LTD.. Marton's leading Gents’ Out titters. The charges are a mere bagatelle, and the life of your hat is doubled and shape Bud appearance maintained. One tnal will convince % You. Nbte: LLOYDS are the only Hat Blockers in the district. Marton —Substantial AvA reductions on Ladies’ Summer Frocks. A beautiful selection in Voiles, Ginghams and Zephyrs m the latest styles and fashionable Checks. SPECIAL Prices lor Ladies’ Costumes at The Economic (LOW AND GREGORY), Marton. AVTEDDING Gifts!—A beautiful assortment of Tea Sets (three pieces), at £6 10s, £7 10s, £8 10s, to £l5 15s. A useful and acceptable gift for young married couples, at R. F. WOOD’S, “The Shop lor Presents,” Marton. "ATEN’S Tailor-cut Sac Suits, equal to Made-to-measure Suits, in style, tut and finish. Sizes to fit al! figures, [n Colonial or English Tweeds. Prices irom 90s to £9 17s 6d. At Marron •ranch of NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. fpHE MARTON SASh/dOOR. AND TIMBER CO.. LTD., have a fine selection of the highest grade Hay Forks, Hay Rakes, Reap Hooks, Scythes, etc., for the harvest season. Phono 216. f ’ALL and inspect our extensive stock of English Tea and Dinner Sets. All prices. A. B. INNES, China Merchant, Marton. £2* KOCERIES! Al Groceries—Fresh ” and new Stocks. All the latest rarieties in. Biscuits, Currants, etc”., at I. BARTON’S, the Progressive Grocer Marton. TyTcGRCER’S, .Marton—Special offer for this week—Ladies’ Trimmed Millinery at a b'g reduction. Now on view in our windows. JJATHING Suits and Caps, good selection at special prices. The Economic (LOW AND GREGORY) Marton. 4 GOOD Gift lor her Birthday!— “ V E.P and Sterling Silver Jewel Boxes, at prices from i7s fid and upwards. A choice selection at R. F. M OOD’S, “ The Shop for Presents,” Marton. TJOYS’ Summer Washing Suits, in various styles, to fit boys from 3 to 12 years. Prices from 7s lld to 1.5 s fid. Also Washing Hats and ’VarsityTops. At Marton branch of NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. have good stocks of pint, quart, and half-gallon Preserving Jars, nests ot Jelly Jars, Aluminium and Enamel Preserving Pans, Jam Spoons, Rubber Rings, etc., for the jam season MARTON SASH, DOOR AND TIMBER CO., LTD. Box 35. T ADIES Kid Gloves reduced from 15s fid to 12s fid a pair to clear out all odd sizes in Morley’s makes LEWIS AND CAMERON S, Marton.' T>UY your Diaries now. We have a largo stock; all sizes, for the pocket and office. A. B. INNES, Broadway, Marton. T LOYD’S LTD. report a large ship- _ Eient of Floor Rugs ex Opawa, just to hand. These Rugs comprise Sofa, Bedside, and Hearth Rugs, small Squares, Door Slips, and can be seen m tapestry, reversible Oriental Mohair, etc. Imported direct, they will be found most excellent value.
NOTICE TO MOTOR GARAGES. SCORED CYLINDERS caused by loose or broken gudgeon pin permanently repaired by our “Nickel Silver Process” of fusing metal into the score. No warping or change of contour of cylinder. No reboring, no new pistons or rings necessary. Consign to E. A. FORD & CO., GARAGE, BULLS, Via Greatford,
120 ACRES.—Splendid dairy Hand now being used as fattening farm. Carrying 300 sheep, 31 head of cattle and 6 horses. Good buildings. PRICE £l2O per acre, £2OOO cash. (D 15) 460 ACRES— River Sat land, now being used for fattening. Good 6roomed house. Sheds and barn. Carrying 800 sheep and 70 to 80 bullocks. PRICE £7O per acre. £2OOO cash. Balance at 6 per cent for term. There is money in this place to farm. (E.B) £3 ACRES Rongotea, all flat dairying land. 4-roomed house, 8-bail cowshed. Carry 30 cows. PRICE £lO5 per acre, £l3OO cash, balance arranged. (B 4) t w. BURGESS. OB A- J- B. SICF.J.Y. LAND AND ESTATB AGENT*, MARTON.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18071, 8 January 1921, Page 6
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