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FUNERAL FURNISHERS. pUKSER’S pTD. UNDERTAKERS, 125 VICTORIA AVENUE. Day ’Phone 3941. Night ’Phones 3all or 3314 - Private Address: J. C. MARTIN, Smithfield Road. gYMES AND JJOBERTS, UNDERTAKERS, 144 Victoria Avenue. Day Telephone, 3179. Night Telephone: 3601, B. Roberts, Millward St., Wanganui East. 2693, F. Symes, Caius Ave., Gonville. C C RASMUSSEN florist. EARLE’S BUILDINIW. GUYTON ST. Dainty and Effective Floral Work for all occasions. ■Subscription Wreaths a Specialty. 'Phones 3479—Nursery 2719. y rpOTTY, FLORIST.
Floral Emblems, Wreaths, Cut Flowers, Bouquets for ah occasions. Floral Work a Specialty. 102, Guyton Street, Wanganui. ’Phone 2538. ■yyALKER’S FLORAL ART gTUDIO, 46, VICTORIA AVENUE. Artistic Wreaths, Bouquets, Posies, delivered, railed or posted to any part of the Dominion at shortest notice. ’Phone 3961. Residence, 2609. PROFESSIONAL. pETER J, jyJCBREARTY, DENTIST, HASTINGS MOOHF.’S BUILDINGS GUYTON STREET. Hours: 9—5; Friday Night 7 —B. 'Phono 5098. P.O. Box 448. H. V. H OBBINS , DENTAL SURGEON, (Late of H. W. Frost) Has removed to rooms in NATIONAL BANK OF N.Z. and has resumed his practice. ’Phone 5058. DENTISTRY. AYR H. G. FORLONG, of Marton, and ■“* MR A. M. WILLIAMS, of Palmerston North, have taken over the dental practice, above McGruer’s Buildings, and are specialising in artificial work at reduced fees. All classes ot dental work undertaken. Telephones: 2857 (office); 2268 (private). Open Friday evening. JORTGAGEE sale tOJ ACRES—S miles from railway sta tion and township by metal road; 3" acres bush, balance grass and sub divided into 6 paddocks, easy to hilly country. About 10 acres has been stumped and ploughed. Carrying about 30 cows and dry stock and 409 ewe.'?. Very nice new modern 6-room ed Bungalow and all conveniences, man’s room, wash bouse, storeroom and dairy under one roof. Tip-top 6 bail cowshed, yard and large separa tor room, concreted, good woolshed and yards. PRICE: £l4/10/- per acre £5OO cash, or easier terms to an ap proved purchaser. The mortgagee is prepared to meet the purchaser re garding the interest during first (5 or 12 months by further permanent improvements being carried out. 70 ACRES—Of rich loam, 5 miles from Marton, well subdivided and watered by springs and dams; pretty patches native bush, very nice house of 7 rooms and all conveniences, large stables and motor shed. Wintering 300 ewes and some cows. PRICE: £5O per acre; £lOOO cash. An excep tionally nice property. J. HARRIS & SONS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MARTON. gTONE’S WELLINGTON, HAWKE’S BAY AND TARANAKI DIRECTORY. {Commercial, Municipal and General). and NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL—for 1930 Fortieth Year of Publication. Royal b'vo.. containing about 1600 pages, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound m cloth, gilt lettered PRICE: If ordered after publication £1 10s. If ordered before publication £1 ss. gTONE, gON & 00., OTD. PRINTERS & PUBLISHER*.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 139, 15 June 1931, Page 1
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