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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXI, Issue 19033, 10 June 1924, Page 1

TENDERS. HOUSE FOR REMOVAL. TENDERS will be received until Friday, 12th inst., for the sale and removal of 5-roomed house, complete. Frame and weather boards practically all totara. Particulars this office. WRITTEN Tenders, marked outside 4 ‘Tender for Bookstall at will be received at the office of the General Manager. Railway Department, Wellington, up to 12 noon on Wednesday, June 18, 1924, for the rights to keep Railway Bookstalls at Napier and/ or Hastings and to sell books, newspapers, etc., and smoking accessories si those stations or at either of them for five years commencing on July 1, 1924 Specifications and tender forms are on tainable from District Traffic Managers and from Stationmasters, Napier and Hastings. Telegraphic tenders will not be received and the highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. TO WIND UP AN ESTATE. SALE OF HOUSE AND LAND AT WANGANUI EAST. SEPARATE Tenders are invited for the purchase of (a) 1 rood 27 perches, situate in Symonds Street, with dwelling thereon. (b) 1 acre 3 roods 36 perches, adjoining the above, and with a frontage to Nixon Street. The house on Lot (a) contains 6 Tooms, and has all usual conveniences. Lot (b) is opposite the Trotting Course and has a frontage of 3 chains to Nixon Street, and at its back adjoins Lot (a). Both lots would be very suitable to a purchaser who wished to own a cow. There is a cow bail already erected on Lot (b). Terms for both lots: Cash over existing mortgages. Further particulars and the conditions of tender may be inspected at the offices of the undersigned, with whom tenders close on June 21 next. MARSHALL, IZARD & BARTON, Solicitors for the Trustees, 25 Wicksteed Place, Wanganui.

SELWYN BILLIARD ROOM SNOOKER TOURNAMENT (Handicap). Ist Prize. Trophy £lO 0 0 2nd Prize, Trophy £5 0 0 Entries Close June 14. C. PRINGLE :: Proprietor. RING 3404 EOB WOOD AND COAL. HAVING purchased my winter supply of Firewood early, customers receive the benefit of dry and sound Matai, Maire and Manuka. Taupiri, Waipa and Westport Coals in stock, also Coke. Delivered town or country. Prices reasonable. T. BELL 19 KOROMIKO ROAD. SHEDS AND OUTBUILDINGS To Clean up one of our Sawmills we ire offering a Truck Load (2000 ft. of SCANTLING AND BOARDS for £lO. From our Wanganui Yard we can Supply a few Mixed Lots for £2 and upwards. Good Back Loading for Wool Carting. GET IN EARLY AS WE HAVE NOT MUCH LEFT. fJHE yyANGANUI gASH AND JJOOR JjIACTORY AND rpiMBER £*OMPANY, ’Phone 2149. BRICKWORK CONCRETE WORK, AND ALLIED TRADES. BRICKS, SAND, CONCRETE, FOOTPATH GRAVEL, GARDEN SOIL, FIELD TILES. Call, ’phone, or write J. W. ALDERTON. 76 Ridgway Street. Phones: Office, 2298; Works, 3314; Private, 2353. P.O. Box 416. LATEST NOVELS AT WILLIS' 6/- EACH (6/6 Posted). tf Recompence ,, —Robt. Kcable •‘The Garden of Paradise”—Arthur Wei gall. •‘Lonesome Ranch”—C. A. Seltzer. •‘The Call of the Canyon”—Zane Grey. •‘The th® Speedway”—R Cul•‘Riceyman Steps”—Arnold Bennett. •‘French Beans”—A. M. Ludovici. •‘The Midlander”—Booth Tarkington. “Careen”—J. Mason Smith. <• Money, Love and Kate”—Eleanor H. Porter. A. D. WILLIS, LTD. . “Where the Good Books Are,” WANGANVL