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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19032, 9 June 1924, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. IUR W. A. VEITCH, M.P., Will give a Pre-Sessional Address in the OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), JUNE 9, At 8 O’elock. GOLF SCHOOL. EARLE’S BUILDINGS. (Corner Avenue-Guyton Street.) MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS. THE above School opens to-night at 7 o’clock. Instruction given in all departments of the game. Special terms for full-course lessons. R. C. BUTTERS, Professional to Belmont Golf Club. FINANCIAL. MONEY TO LEND. FOR immediate investment, £3OOO, at 6) per cent. Must be good security. LOUIS COHEN, Solicitor, Wanganui. MONEY Tv LEND. T7TROM £5 upwards, On Furniture V Chattels, and othe- securities. Lowest rates of interest, "sasy repayments. Strictly confidential. Apply NORTHERN FINANCE CO. 41 Maria Place. TO LEND In large or small sums at low rates. Easy repayments. Strictest confidence assured. Apply to. THE RIDGWAY LOAN AND FINANCE COMPANY, 90 Ridgway Street. ’Phone 2343. P.O. Box 47. FINANCIAL. YOUR FINANCIAL TROUBLES QUICKLY SETTLED. BRING your Mortgages to me to arrange and save time and worry. Sums of £lOO up to £5OOO and £lO,OOO to lend at current rates. colin McLaren, P.O. Box 80. Finance Broker, ’Phones 3473 (Office). Wanganui. 2064 (Private). THE WANGANUI BUILDING SOCIETY AND LAND AGENCY COLTD. MONEY to lend on table Mortgage, approved second mortgage, ee eeptable. E. F. LIFFITON, Secretary, Bidgway St.

FOB SALK. ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. SPLENDID six-roomed house on brick foundations. Dining-room, large sitting room, three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, range and gas stove; wall papers as new; house recently painted. The building is as sound as a ball and stands on a full J-acre section, which is well laid out in lawns, flower and kitchen garden, and is right in town on the tramline. This is a freehold section, well fenced. The above is a first-class property in every way, and is for sale well below its true value at £1075. Terms arranged. Apply— TMLAY gAUNDERS, 77 RIDGWAY STREET. FOR THE WINTER EVENINGS What could be better than a warm fire and a GOOD BOOK? A GREAT SELECTION AT 2/6 At the “BOOK NOOK.” Postage, 4Ad. “Penny Plain”- —O. Douglas. “The Setons” —O. Douglas. “Once Aboard the Lugger”—A. S. Al. Hutchinson. “The Pride of Palomar”—Peter B. Kyne. “The Street Below”—Ruby M. Ayres. “Beau Rand”—Charles Alden Seltzer. “Alan Size”—Wm. McLeod Raine. “The Willing Horse”—lan Hay. “Foreshadowed”—F. E. Mills Young. “Tangled Trails” —Wm. McLeod Raine. “Flowing Gold”—Rex Beach. “Square Deal Sanderson”—Charles Alden Seltzer. J. T. WARD AND SON, 147 AVENUE :: WANGANUI