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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19504, 4 February 1926, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WANGANUI HARBOUR BOARD. WARNING. NOTICE is hereby given that any person removing stones from the river training walls will be prosecuted. W. J. GARDNER. THANKS. MR & MRS McLEAN desire to thank the kind neighbours and friends who, with loving sympathy and beautiful floral tributes, helped to lighten the dark hour of their deep sorrow. “Bear ye one another’s burdens an .1 so fulfill the law of love.” DISCLAIMER. rpHE W. Dunn sued by Bennett’s Ltd., is no connection of W. J. Dunn, of Freeman and Dunn, Coal Merchants, Wanganui. WANGANUI HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that no gravel, spoil or other materials are to be removed from any of the Wanganui Harbour Board’s properties, without permission being obtained. Any person removing same without authority is liable to prosecution. W. J. GARDNER, Secretary. WANGANUI HARBOUR Br ARD. WARNING. NOTICE is hereby given that any person or persons interfering with life saving appliances, notice boards,] works or any plant or property belonging to the. Wanganui Harbour Board, wherever same may be situated, will be prosecuted. W. J. GARDNER, Secretary.

WANGANUI GIRLS’ COLLEGE. THE College will re-open on Tuesday next, the 9th instant, for Day Girls; Boarders will rc-assemblo on Monday next, the Sth instant. The Lady Principal will be at home to receive parents of new pupils on the afternoons of Friday, sth inst., and Saturday, 6th inst., from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. W. 11. SWANGER, Secretary. Wanganui, Feb. 4, 1926. ARAMOHO. VACANT LAND. ABOUT 5 ACRES. WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR ST. JOHN’S HILL Residence of 7 large rooms; beautifully built house and containing every convenience; electric light, hot water servic », porcelain bath and basin, large pantry and storeroom. Quarter-acre freehold section, laid out in lawns and gardens, shrubs and flowers. Motor shed, concrete floor, etc. The owner has cut his price right down to bedrock and will consider about 5 acres of vacant land at a reasonable price as a deposit. A BEAUTIFUL HOME TO LIVE TN OR A GOOD LETTING PROPOSITION. JJACKSHAW, gEARLE, 74 RIDGWAY STREET (Opposite Rutland Hotel.)

rpARANAKI JOCKEY £ILUB. (Incorporated.) AUTUMN MEETING. NEW PLYMOUTH RACECOURSE. THURSDAY & SATURDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 & 13, 1926. FRIST RACE AT 12 NOON. FAST PASSENGER TRAINS. SPECIAL EXCURSION RACE FARES. Popular Admission Prices. E. P. WEBSTER, Secretary. New Plymouth. Telephone 21, Box 33. TENDERS RAETIIII BOROUGH COUNCIL. CONTRACT NO. 1 fI—KERBING & CHANNELLING. TENDERS, addressed J o the Chairman, Tenders Committee, and marked “Tenders for Kerbing and Channelling,’’ will be received up till 5 p.m. on Monday, February 8, for the Dying of about 40 chains (labour only) of kerbing and channelling in concrete. A copy of the specification may be viewed at the Borough Offices, Duncan Street, Raetihi, or at the office of this paper. Further particulars may be received from the undersigned. J. S. L. DEEM, Borough Engineer.

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER. SECTION 282, Block VII, Makotuku Survey District; area 80 acres 2 roods and 20 perches. Tenders are hereby called for the purchase of the above freehold section, owned by Geo. Syme ami Coy., situate I Mangarcwa Road, about three miles from Raetihi. Terms, half cash. Tenders close with the undersigned on February 10, from whom may be obtained all particulars. 11. JENKINS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Raetihi. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.