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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18784, 18 May 1923, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. YVANGANIJI society of arts AND CRAFTS E X il I B I T I O N, Open from 10 a m. till 5 p.m. Admission 6d To-night, at eight o’clock, there will bo a concert in the Gallery. Admission 6d. PUBLIC NOTICE. IMPOUNDED at the Public Pound. " London Street. Wanganui—One blue roan gelding Hack; white face, docked. Shod. G-A-M-S-Arah on cover. If not claimed, will l>e sold to defray expenses on 30th May. 1923, at 12 noon. J. GILL. Poundkeeper, 121 Glasgow Street, Wanganui. NO ll( Z HTHE partnership hitherto existing between the- undersigned as farmers at AVaitotara, under the firm name of “Joynt and Ross” has been dissolved as from the 16th day of May, 1923. The undersign*'l Kenneth Joynt will discharge the liabilities of the partnership, notice of which is required to be sent to him immediately. Wanganui. May 16th, 1923. KENNETH JOYNT, R. H ROSS.

JJ ARG AIN D AY AT THE D.I.C. TO-DAY. TO-DAY.-Every Department showing specially attractive values for Race M eek Visitors. LACE AND EMBRODIERY CAMISOLE TOPS, good appearance and wear. Usually 4s 6d. 4s lid. BARGAIN DAY PRICE, 2s 6d. NEW DRESS BRAIDS, Black, Nigger, Grevs, and Fawns. BARGAIN DAY PRICES from 3d to Is 6d vard. LADIES’ SPUN SILK HOSE, in Black or White, embroidered self clox. Usually Ils 6d. BARGAIN DAY’ PRICE. 8s lid. LADIES’ SUEDE GLOVES, 3 dome, perfect fitting; most reliable. Beaver. Putty. Fawn, Pastel and Grev. Usually 19s lid. BARGAIN DAY PRICE. 15s 6d. LADIES’ NAVY SILK HOSE. Usually 7s lid. BARGAIN DAY PRICE. 5s lid. LADIES’ WC’OI, CLOTH READY-TO-WEAR HATS Usually 27s 6d. BARGAIN DAY PRICE. 19s 6d. LADIES’ MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS Ji Nigger. Green. Violet, Grev and Black. Usually Ils 6d to 14s Cd. BARGAIN DAY. Rs lid. 150 DOZEN MEN’S SHIRTS, latest designs; perfect cut and finish. Usually 12s 6d. BARGAIN DAY’ PRICE, 7s 6d. MEN’S SILK WIDE END TIES, dark grounds, smart stripes. Usually 5s 6d. BARGAIN DAY PRICE, Is 6d. ORCHESTRAL MUSIC TO-DAY’ IN THE TEA-ROOM FROM 3.15 TO 1.30.

D.I.C r ’ JJJ ARTIN AND •yERNON’S WANG ANUI-MARTON gERVICE. Leave Wanganui 6.45 a m. and 330 p.m. Leave Marton 8.30 am. and 5.30 p.m. Passengers called foi within one mil* cf Post Office tree of charge. Fares, 10/-. ’Phone 782 or 193 Telegrams: Martin and Vernon. FOR KAITOKE. Cars leave Garage. Wednesdays and Fridays, 10.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. Leave Kaitolw 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Garage opposite Foster’s, Taupo Quay. ’Phone 782 or 193. ALAN CHESTER HOUSE. Colonial Blankets, single bed. 27/6; double, 49/6 pair. White and I Navy Colonial Flannel. 2/8 yard. | White Twill Sheeting, 54in., 2/8 yd.; SOin., 4/3 yd.; Grey Herringbone Sheeting, 54in., 2/4; 80in., 3/9 yd. Large White Towels, 2/6 ea.; Brown Linen, 4/9 ea. Heavy Roller Towelling, 1/2. 1/8 yd.; extra wide, 2/4 yd.—A. S. DOUST, 130 Avenue. piST OF gOOKS. “Green Butterflies"—By Ray Bridges. ■ 6/-, post 6d. “Lover’s Battle”—By Rachel Sweto Macnamara. 6/-, post 6d. “Inez and Trilby."—By Sewell Ford. 6/-, post Gd. “The Man Who Knew Too Much”— By G. K. Chesterton. 6/-, post 6d. “The Puzzle.”—By Lee Thayer. 6/-, post 6d. “The Mutineers"—By Charles Boardman Hawea. 6/-, postage 6d. “Seaways."—By “Bartimeus.” 6/-. post 6d. "Fortune and Bandy’s Flat.”—By Camilla Kenyon. 6/-, post Gd. “The Mayflower.” —By Vicente 1 Blasco Ibanez. 6/-, post 6d. “The Poisoned Paradise." —By Robert W. Service. 6/-, post 6d. “The Just Steward."—By Richard Dehan. 6/-, post Gd. “Men. Maids, and Mustard Pot.” —By Gilbert Frankan. 6/-, post 6d. “Thdl Tattooed Arm."—By Isabel Ostrander. 6/-, post 6d. “Flowing Gold.”—By Rex Beach. 6/-. postage 6d. “A Legacy of Vengeance.”—By Paul Trent. 6/-, postage Gd. “Orchards.”—By Warwick Deeping. , 6/-, postage 6d. “Makeshifts.” —By Margaret Baillie Saunders. 6/-, postage 6d. * “Wanderers of the Wasteland.” —By Zane Grey. 6/-, postage 6d. Hl I J ONES & S 0N > "L TD - AVENUE . - WANGANUL