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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19448, 6 November 1925, Page 1

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. UNDER the Postal Regulations, Cor respondenee addressed to a nomde plume, initials, or number, care of any Post Offics, will NOT be forwarded from office of posting. Advertisers who do not desire their name and address disclosed may have replies addressed care of “ChronieJe.” All such iepl.es will be forwarded to advertisers if so desired. SITUATIONS VACANT WAIMARINO HOSPITAL, RAETIHI. ANTED Urgently for above Hospital—A Probationer. For particulars apply MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. A GRICULTUKAL, pastoral and domestic workers wanted to join their union. Members’ tickets, 10s; females, 7s 6d; couples, 10s. Full particulars from M. Heeney, Secretary, 7 Filzherbert St., Palmerston North. (^OMPAN IONHELP or Maid wanted. > Apply Mrs C. Connor, Bclverdale. COOK wanted; 50s; experience, references. Secretary Huntley School, Martox. wanted. Apply at -*• once, Whitaunui Ltd., Moutoa. ’Phone 40M, Shannon, GIRL wanted to assist in general housewor < by the day. References. Apply ’Phone 2380, between 12 and 2 GENERAL farm hand wanted; must be able to do fencing. Apply B. C. Smith and Co. MAN wanted to cook for three or four men. Apply Freeman R. Jackson and Co., Ltd. jt/fARRIED Shepherd wanted for TaiI’A hapc district. Apply Farmers’ Co-op. Distributing Co., Ltd., Taiiiape branch. RELIEVING Girl wanted; also a Pantryniaid. Apply Hotel Bracburn. SMART Youth wanted as booking clerk for retail butcher’s shop. Wages £3 per week. Apply Wanganui Freezing Co., Castlecliff. STRONG Y’outh wanted for sheep farm. Must be able to milk; one dog required. Apply Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd. YOUNG Man wanted to milk; and do odd jobs. Apply “ SG, ” Chronicle Office. PROPERTIES FOR SALE.

Boardinghouse in main inland town; 16 rooms; years’ lease; rent £3 10s; 15 permanent boarders; accommodation for 22. Well furnished. Going concern, £450; terms. Owner selling owing to illhealth. Sound business. Write “57,” c/o Wanganui Chronicle. CIOUNTRY Butchery Business, going concern; good house; own slaughter house; no opposition; great chance for competent man. Burnett, Business Broker. HOUSE (8 rooms) and j-acre, 51 Wicksteed Street; freehold section. Apply Chronicle. W ’ANTED to Sacrifice—House, eight rooms, right in town; a bargain to close an estate. Burnett, Ridgway Street. WANTED TO SELL. CARLTON Gig. Harness and Horse, in splendid condition. Seen any Friday afternoon, Imperial Stables. GOOD Jersey Heifer, just calved. 'Phone 2806. ONE Burnam 2-stand Shearing Plant. Price £25. Apply F. R. H. Brice, Public Trust Office, Marton. ARGE Spring Cart, Horse and Harness; suit person in business. Kaila, near East Town Station. SPRINGING Heifers (three), Address Chronicle Office. BUSINESS WANTEDS. E~seU Needles ind Accessories to suit all kinds c* -wing Machines J. Upton, 165 Avenue. ’Pnonn 2529. AWN Mowers —If you require a Mower, we have ane to suit your requirements and your y'urse. Taylor’s Ltd., next Imperial Hotel. PIANO Tuning To preserve vour Piano and get the best harmony see that it is properly tun .*. Ring up Upton’s, . 1 65 Avenue. ’Phone r s2y. Country tuning arrange for. gENSIBLE pROVISION. To-day there are many schemes being promoted for all kinds of purposes and the stock appeal for each one is that of providing for old age. Life Assurance is, and always will bo, the most sensible provision for the autumn of life. Tn addition to offering better inducement, life assurances, with a reputable company such as the A.M.P. safeguards your money. Still more—an A.M.P. Life Assurance Policy guarantees something that an outside investment cannot; for you know that in the event of your death your dependents will be immediately and amply provided for. Call and we’ll explain why the A.M.P. Life Assurance Policy is the best investment DEIGHTON &• GIBLIN, H. A. FLOWER, Agents, A.M.P. Society, "Wanganui. A. O. RUSSELL, District Manager.