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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 18972, 25 March 1924, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE Committee of the Wanganui District Nursing League desire to thank the scholars of the Queens’ Park School for their thoughtfulness in forwarding for distribution amongst the ■ League’s patients tha vegetables and 1 fruit—the result of their collection 1 from the School Harvest Festival. i MONEY’ TO LEND. TXTE have several sums for invest- ’’ ment on country freehold, at current rates. C. P. & C. S. BROWN, 71 Ridgway Street. ST. JAMES’ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HALL I BOYDFIELD ST. WANGANUI EAST. A SALE of Work and Home-made Cakes, Sweets and Produce will be held in the afternoon of Wednesday, . 26th, at 2 p.m. Social in the evening at 7.45. Admission Is, afternoon free; MAYORAL ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. LADIES and Gentlemen, —I wish to thank sincerely ail who cast their votes in my favour yesterday. I speci- ( ally desire th express my appreciation of the services of those who worked so hard on my behalf I shall do my utmost to merit the confidence reposed in me.—Yours faithfully, HOPE GIBBONS. MOTOB SERVICES. RUTLAND STABLES GARAGE. ST. HILL STREET. DAILY TIME-TABLE. Leave Wanganui 8 a.m. for Taihape. Leave V rihape 2 p.m., for Wanganui. Leave Wanganui for Raetihi, Daily. Leave Wanganui for Kakatahi, Daily. Leave Wanganui for Mangamahu, Daily. ' For Time of Leaving, Ring 3245. CARS FOR HIRE DAY OR NIGHT. ALL PARCELS CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO. J gURCHELL, PROPRIETOR. ’Phone, 3245. Residence ’Phone, 3154 NICHOLSON’S gERVICE. 10/- FARE 10/-. WANGANUI TO PALMERSTON NORTH. (Connecting with Auckland-Wellington Express at Palmerston North. Ex press departs 9.55 a.m.) FOR I'ALMERSTON NORTH Leaves Wanganui P.O. 7.15 a.m. (Connecting with Main Trunk and Wai rarapa Expresses to Wellington, 9.30 a.m.) FOB WANGANUI Leaves Palmerston Railway Station 4 p.m., after arrival Main Trunk and Wairarapa Expresses from Wellington. Arrives Wanganui, > 6.15 p.m. EXCELLENT SEATING. AMPLE AC , COMMODATION FOR LUGGAGE. NO DUST, NO WIND, NO RAIN. RESERVE YOUR SEATS. Suburban car calls for passengers within one mile radius of G.P.O. Free of Charge. B ’Phone: 3630 Wanganui. Office: 41 Maria Place. Telegrams: “Betbaly,” Palmerston N. ■ s.o.s. DAILY MOTOR SERVICES j ’Phone 3130. TO HAWERA.—9.4S a.m. and 4.15 p.m. Twice daily. Fere only 15/-. t O NEW PLYMOUTH.—9.4S a.m. Lunch at Hawera. Fare, 25/-. 3 VOTE.—A splendid motoring trip. This car links up with the Wanga-nui-Marton-Main Trunk service cars. s 8 NEW SERVICE r J& ASHHURST Links up with Morning Car from New Plymouth and Hawera, and 4.15 car ’ Wanganui to Hawera. Enables passengers to travel from Taranaki to Hawke’s Bay and Wai- - rarapa and vice-versa in ONE DAY instead of two days. - Leave WANGANUI for Ashhurst (via Feilding( daily at 11 a.m. Arrive ASHHURST 1 p.m. , Napier Mail Train departs Ashhurst 1.22; change at Woodville for Wairarapa (Mon., Wed., and Fri.) 1 .eave ASHHURST STATION return . journey at 1.30. Arrive WANGANUI 3.30. Links up with ear to Hawera. f ARE: To Feilding, 10/-. To Ashhurst, 12/6. 5 TO DAWSON' FALLS, MT. EGMONT, '» Week-end Service Every Saturday at • 1.30. Return Sunday. Motor Fare, return, 35/-. Hotel, 11/170 Miles of Scenic Motoring. p SUPER-SIX HUDSON CARS. SUPEB-SIX HUDSON CARS. I All Seats Cimfortably Upholstered. I ‘PHONE 3130 FOR SEATS. . ‘PHONE 3130 FOR SEATS. Office Always Open. Get a Pocket Time-Table. SMITH’S OVERLAND SERVICE, ’PHONE 3130. RUTLAND HOTEL BUILDINGS, AVENUE. I- -l(Adjoining Main Entrance to Hotel). ’PHONE 3130.