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

PUBLIC NOTICES. A EUCHRE Party and Dance will be held in the Westmere Hall on Thursday night, June 12, in aid of the Westmere School Funds. Gents 2s; Ladies a basket. W. COOK, Chairman Westmere School , Committee WANGANUI SCENERY PBESERVATION AND BEAUTIFYING SOCIETY. THE Annual Meeting of the above will be held in the Borough Council Chambers on Friday, the 13th inst., at 8 p.m. All interested in the work of the Beautifying Society are cordially invited to attend. F. J. WALKEB, Hon. Secretary. MOTOR SERVICES. pACKARD <pABS. We have just landed by the s.s. City of Birmingham, at Wellington, 2 five-seater Touring Cars in the very latest models. These have indi- iduality and beauty that is exclusively and permanently PACKARD’S. Nothing less than PACKARD design, workmanship, and material can produce the Genuine in high-class motor-cars. The man in a PACKARD never has to apologise for his car He has tho best and knows it. We shall be glad to give prospective buyers all information and any demonstration desired. Can give immediate delivery. JJODSON piONEER gERVICE ST. HILL STREET, WANGANUL Wanganui-Marton; Wanganui-Palmer-ston services as usual. ’Phone 2121.

yyANGANUI AND JJAWEBA rpBANSPORT JJJBRY gERVICE LEAVE WANGANUI FOR HAWERA DAJLY. DAILY. DAILY. Calling at all Intermediate Towns. Furniture Carefudy Removed. All descriptions of Carrying undertaken PRICES MODERATE. For Particulars ring DEPOT ’PHONE (Bennett’s Auction Booms). Office Phone, 2253 J. GREAVES, Maria Place, Secretary. Wanganui. MARTON-WANGANUI DAILY RUH. Receiving Depots: ROBINSON BROS.’, Taupo Quay, Wanganui. PARKES’ GARAGE, next Marton Hotel, Broadway (late Nicholson and Honore). Wool and Grain carried to all parts of the Dom'uion. Household Furniture Removed. Picnic Parties Catered for. A. E. PARKES, Proprietor, Mar', on. ’Phono 414. FOR SALE 520 Acres. Freehold situated Hurleyville District, all in grass excepting 30 acres of light bush and scrub. Subdivided into eleven paddocks by good boxthorn and wire fences. The winter carrying capacity is 600 sheep, 60 dairy cows, and 40 young cattle. Improvements consist of 2 dwellings, implement shed, cowshed and machines. To effect a quick sale with immediate possession the owner will accept £2O per acre with £lOOO cash.

G. C. GLENN, MARIA PLACE, WANGANUI. FISH N Z r p EAWLING AND p isH gUPPLY £O., JJTD. SHOPS THE AVENUE—RIDGWAY STREET. EAT MORE FISH At our RIDGWAY RESTAURANT or TAKE COOKED FISH HOME.