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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18791, 29 May 1923, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. jyjUSICAL. MISS M. B. RICHMOND, A.R.C.M., MISS W. K. WILLIAMS, L.R.A.M . Term for Pianoforte, Harmony, etc., begins May 31 st. 10 College Street, j MUSICAL? J. E. ROE (Pupil cf. R.A M., London), TEACHER OF PAINC AND VIOLIN. Second Term will commence on ThursMay 31st. Pupils please note change in address: 281 Victoria Avenue (opp. Y.M.C.A. JMPOR.TANT TO Mr Fred C. Norton, late of Farmers’ Co-operative Distributing Co.’s Garage, Wanganui, and Norton and Caplin, Hawera, has re-opened the large and eon- . veniently situated Garage in Ridgway, Street, formerly occupied by Thompson and Diehl. Thoroughly Up-to-date Acetone Welding Works attached to Garage. First-class Workmanship Guaranteed at Moderate Prices. Note the Address: Opposite the Gas Office. yrULCANIZING yULCANIZING TYRE REPAIRS. TUBE REPAIRS. We hare the best equipped repair shop in the district, and can therefore give the best service in tho repair of Tyree and Tubes When your Tyres or Tubes blow out, blow in. STAPLETON’S VULCANIZING WORKS. ST. HILL STREET, (Next Opera House) Phone 1868. FREE AIR. WANGANUI “STOCKIST FOR FIRESTONE GUMDIPPED CORD TYRES.” JJOTOR SERVICE MARTON-WANGANUI DAILY RUN Receiving Depots; ROBERTSON LROS., Taupo Quay, Wanganui. PARKES’ GARAGE, next Marton Hotel, Broadway (late Nicholson and Honore). Wool and Grain carried to all parts ot the Dominion. Household Furniture Removed. Picnic Parties Catered for. A. E. PARKES, Proprietor, M »i ton ’Phona 414. N EW J]LECTRICAL piTTINGS AT jyEW pRICES. INVERTED BOWLS—Plain an.l floral, in various designs. Give a soft and evenly distributed light SILK SHADES. BEADED SHADES, AND GLASS SHADES, of all descriptions at attractive prices. 2 and 3-Light FIT'TINGS in many varieties. HEATING AND COOKING APPARATUS. IRONS. GRILLERS, TOASTERS, KETTLES. Etc. All “ Universal” manufactures—the best. Call and see our display. pLECTRICAL gPFCIALTIES QG, 215 VICTORIA AVENUE. (Onposite Adams’ Ltd., Garage). ’Phono 1996. f WHERE TO STAY. J "jyjARSLAND VHCW,” PRIVATE HOTEL, Liardeb Street, New Plymouth. HIGH CT,ASS PRIVATE HOTEL, > Situated in Beautiful Grounds, two minutes’ walk fiom town and trama. MRS E. T GOLDING i (Late of “Rahui,”) Proprietress. ' JMPERIAL JJOTEL ’Phone 237. P.O. Box 308 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. MR. JAMES SMITH has pleasure in announcing to the Sporting and Gene- ■ ral ■’ublic that he has taken over the above popular hotei. and will be pleased i to see old friends. Visitors will receive every attention. Only one quality Liquor—THE BEST. JAMES SMITH. Proprietor. (Late Commercial Hotel, Waverley). HOTEL BRADBURN (Anzac Parade, Wanganui). ’ TTNIQUE situation. Few minutes [, from Post Office, yet possessing all the advantages of a high-class country home. Electric light, hot and cold water in most bedrooms. Garage lor • visitors’ cars. Croquet lawn. Ideal holiday resort. Tariff: From 14. s 6d per day. Special arrangements for lengthy terms. WHERE TO STAY ""iN CHRIST--1 CHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. T. ELMO PRIVATE HO I EL. SUPERIOR Private Accomodation. 62 Worcester St.. West End, 2 minitea from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens ) etc. Moderate tariff. 9 F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor, j ’Phone 872 ■Warm feet on the coldest nlgnt with a “UNIQUE" Hot Water Bottle. Dependable. Long-lived. Look for the name “UNIQUE” on stopper. All chemists and dealers. 9