BUSINESS NOTES

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19008, 8 May 1924, Page 9

BUSINESS NOTES

Messrs R. A. Cuthbertson and Co., whose advertisement appears in this issue, have now severed their connection with the Pukemiro Collieries in order to accept the district agency for the Glen Afton Collieries. The latter colliery wiiich is situated" in the Waikato district (near Pukemiro) has only been operating for about 12 months, but during the past lew months the demand for the coal has increased so rapidly that the colliery is now putting out 600 tons daily. The mine is equipped with the latest mining machinery and has Deen described as the most modern colliery in the Dominion. The local agents have been assured of a regular supply of this coal all the year round. TODD’S SALE TO-DAY John Coull gives particulars in our auction columns to-day of the offering to be made in the above sale today. beginning at 1.30 p.m. The conplete and well-assorted contents of seven bed-rooms and the whole of the kitchen and outside goods will be cleared. These include carpets and rugs of all kinds, several wardrobes, several solid cedar Scotch chests, duchess chests, good linos, single and double beds and good budding, 2 chair commodes, good croquet set, incubator. and necessary household requisites. On Friday, beginning at 1.30 p.m., the beautiful contents of the drawing and dining-room will be sold. These will be on view to-day. Messrs Hacksliaw. Searle’s replace advertisement appears on the front page of this issue. This firm has rightly earned the reputation of being “The Premier Land Salesmen’’ of this town by being able to offer buyers bargains such as are advertised on this occasion. To those whb are looking for a dairy farm at absolutely bedrock price, this advertisement is particularly interesting. The farm contains 52 acres freehold, will carry* 2 r dairy cows, and the price is £125 per acre. There Is no doubt about ths farm selling very quickly, and if it interests you do not waste any time in seeing Messrs Hackshaw, Searle for first refusal.

Messrs M. and L. Ansley notify the public by advertisement in another column that on May 12 they are starting business as bakers and pastrycooks in the shop now occupied by the Wanganui Bread Company. 233 Victoria Avenue, and will be pleased to meet old and new customers..