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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18217, 30 June 1921, Page 1

SNIPS! SNIPS! SNIPS! There is a tide in the affairs of men, which, taken at the flood lead s on to victory. One man’s loss is another man’s gai: Now is your chance. 100 ACRES, nearly 2 sheep countrj Ist. class buildings, good farm ti milk on, close to rail on leve road. What offers? What offers F2j 560 ACRES. 300 grass, carrying 301 sheep and over 70 cattle, owner milking, cream cart passes gate. 9 miles rail, no manure wanted here. Price £6/10/ per acre. Very easy terms. F3O 650 ACRES. Good buildings, good roads, 100 acre flat. No reasonable offer refused. Enquire re this immediately. F 45 930 ACRES. 500 grass. 30 miles rail, young man wanted here. Price £5 per acre. Will you offer £3/15/ cash above Mtg. F 25 We have both large and small places, tell us your requirements, we can suit all. We have a lot of properties for exchange, what would you like for your place? STANLEY E. READ. REAL ESTATE AGENT. 76 RIDGWAY STREET. ’Phone 503. _ Jtu&megg Wantaris WANTED Known—Ladies’ Sample Boots and Shoes from 8s M a P alr ; , Tllese al-e . a lon g ®ay below wholesale rates. Why wear slippers at more money? Call and see th.«e at Thorp's. Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. (J END Your Discarded False Teeth to J Pearline Co., 1158 Queen (Street, Auckland. Best prices given. I>IANO Tuning—To preserve your *■ Piano, and get tlw best harmony see that it is properly tuned. Ring up Upton’s, 165 Avenue. ’Phone 529. Country Tuning arranged tor. Known—Men’s Chrome ’ ’ 'Bals, special value. We have these at prices from 19s 6d upwards. Now is your chance to get a comfortable pair of Boots cheap at Thorp’s, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. LD False Teeth Wanted —Increased price paid return mail. Poarline Co., 168 Queen Street, Auckland. AUCKLAND WELLINGTON AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS. PASSENGERS VIA MAIN TRUNK LINE. MARTIN & VERNON’S Cars leave Wanganui Daily at 6.45 a.m. and 3.30 p.m., connecting with •Main Trunk Express at Marton. Passengers called for within one mile of Post Oilice. Fares: 10/-. Ring 'Phone 782. Telegrams: Martin and Vernon. A. LINDSAY Begs to notify the Public that he has taken over Mr McCullough's Hat Re-blccking Business in His Majesty’s Buildings (upstairs), where he is prepared to clean and re-block or remodel Felt Hats of all descriptions. Special care taken with Velours. Suits, Costumes, etc., thoroughly cleaned by latest methods. Sults 10/. Costumes 8/6; Hats from •4/ upwards, according to requirements. Owing to the number of repeat oroers being received, patrons are requested to bring their orders early to avoid delay. Country orders will receive immediate attention. Business Hours: 8.30 to &.3*«