PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE. & LONDON’S HALF-PRICE & 20 PER CENT. REDUCTION SALE. THIS WEEK ONLY. THANKS. MR C. STENT Senior and Family wish to sincerely thank all friends for letters, telegrams and floral emblems of sympathy in their sad bereavement. NOTICE. Markham and London’s HalfPrice Sale concludes Saturday, 21st inst. SAFE INVESTMENT. A LIMITED number of 10 per cent. Cumulative Preference Shares in an old-established Auckland Company are offered for sale at par. This will bear the closest investigation. Replies. P.O. BOX 928, Auckland. HAVING taken over the General Store at the corner of Glasgow & Gloucester Sirects from Mr H. Linyard, we solicit a share of support from residents in the City and District. Business will be conducted on strictly cash lines, commencing Monday, May 16. ’Phono 2072. A. A. GROVER, WILL GAZE, Proprietors. Having sold my business to Mrs Grover and Mr Will Gaze, I wish to lake this opportunity of thanking my numerun.-* customers for their long and continued support, and beg to solicit the same f ,r my successors. 11. LINYARD. RESULTS AND LIST OF PRIZEWINNERS OF EASY CROSSWORD No. 3. THE following divide the first prize of £5O. Names as per list. 318. with one mistake, divide Second and Third Prizes, £3O; 251 divide the 4th. sth, and 6th prizes, £2O. Total £lOO. Prizes will be posted to winners on May 19. This Crossword proved too easy. The next one will be more difficult and reduce the number of prizewinners. SOLUTION: Down.— l ark; 2 rent; 3 i.p.u.; 4 e.a.; 6 dot; 7 gael ; 8 err; 11 epitome; 15 aped; 16 tod; 18 drama: 19 0.w.; 20 to; 21 Barkis; 23 Psyche; 24 ashes; 26 odds; 27 doom; 29 Across.—l arise; 5 fudge; 9 rep; 10 a.e.; 12 oar; 13 knur; 14 patter; 17 i.p.o. ; 18 dotted; 21 Barwood; 22 sap; 25 mode; 28 s.h. ; 30 ado; 31 she; 32 dot; 33 e.i.; 34 s.m.; 35 Names of First Prize Winners. Divide £so:—l. R. Cairns, Mornington; Mrs M. Bennett, Francis rit., Burwood; R. A. Jones, Palmerston Norih; G. R. Findlay, Palmerston North; Ellen Stevenson, Gore Road, Auckland; R. 11. Wilton, D.1.C., Wellington; H. Manier, Wanganui; A. C. Campbell, Dunedin; A. Guest, G.P.0., Wellington; O. Horran, Pahiatua; Albert Chappell, Auckland; C. N. Hanncrton, Wellington, T. Davies, Wanganui; T. 11. Spratt. Waverley; G.
Goodbcherc, Feilding; W. L. Free, Masterton; M. C. Terry, ( Ponsonby; G. Wilson, Mt. Eden; M. Graham, Christchurch; M. F. Barlow, Waikato; 11. F. Green, Masterton; W. Neilson, Timaru; F. Craighead, Waimate; R. Strang, Rangiora; E. Bowie, Timaru; Alox Fraser, Auckland; E. Bowre, Timaru; N. Christie, Oamaru; H. W. Edwards, Kingsland; 11. McMillan, Wellington: M. Woollams, Wanganui; W. B. King, Shannon; J. R. Whyte, Wellington; A. E. Gibbons, Marton; J. Houston, To Awamulu; J. J. Gallaghar, Oamaru; A. E. McDouall, Clinton; Andrew Rankin; M. J. Thompson, St. Albans; T. Baxter, Temuka; E. Fitzgerald, Dunedin; M. E. Ledger, Wellington; Dare McKenzie, Nelson; M. Story, Wyndham; C. I. Jennings, Rangiora; A. G. Pratt, Wanganui; A. Oliver, Masterton; R. J. Sutherland, Masterton; K. A. Atkinson, Eastbourne; D. Attley, Oamaru; E. M. Best, Hokitika; 11. J. Masc, Herne Bay, Auckland; R. M. Thompson, Ponsonby; F. S. Steers, Island Bay, Wellington; 11. Harrowby, Wanganui; A. Bullen, Ardmore, Auckland; George Mackae, Featherston; 11. Luscombe, Roslyn; M. Mack, Dunedin; Mrs McQuade, New Plymouth; W. S. 11. Bistioprick, Auckland; J. L. Davidson, Clyde; Miss McNeil, Marton; N. J. Neal, Napier; R. Dalzell, Waiuku; Joan Glasgow, Rangiora; Mrs Race, ltivercargill; E. Mcßride, Timaru; K. A. Williams, Marton; E. A. Parsons, Onewhero; J. J. Healy, Wellington; J. Thompson, Palmerston North; M. Callender, Roslyn; M. Mahony, Auckland; Alex Pettigrew, Feilding; G. S. Bowman, Paterangi; Herbert Aron, Dunedin; Alec. Collins, Auckland; Mrs Geo. Stabbings; M. Aldersley, Lower Hutt; R. L. Kane, Wellington; W. D. Knowles, Pomahaka; T. A. Ycndale, Wanganui-, J. P. Johnston, Carterton; Adcliu Forsythe, Napier; Rhea Handley, Ra - tihi; 11. M. Jensen, Waitotara; W. Baster, Oamaru; A. C. Ncwth, Mt. Eden; B. E. Johnson, Waikino; M. Neeby, Auckland; E. Johnson, Ohinemuri: J. E. L. Rankin, Mt. Eden; F. Baxter, Temuka; M. Kinsella, Little River; h'. G. Sharpe, Christchurch; K. Rowe. Thames; Harry Jones, Palmerston N.; A. A. Radford, Little River; F. Nayman, Ashburton; A. S. Wallace, Te Awamutu; G. B. Morrah, Wellington; John Nolan, Te Kopuru; Tyrell Baxter, Temuka; N. Radford, Little River; R. P. Palmer, Waverley; L. Gamnlc, Mt. Albert, Auckland. NOW’S THE TIME TO PAINT VI/E give you Paperhanging that wiL please you and Painting that lasts for years and Our Prices are Cheaper. Ring 3525. Private ’Phone 2991. rpOOP gROS., Corner HARRISON & LIVERPOOL STREETS WANGANUI.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19843, 18 May 1927, Page 1
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