Wanganui Invites You To Join In June 19 Welcome Week Festivities June 26 A /// Welcome // Mayor of Wanganui’s Message BOOT SALE Gt, Council Chambers. ——————‘7n fbe end thep succeeded and it / /' X i. /J 1 jfcW < 1 7th June, 1931. '' ' Sffii ” <u lc,r n ’ or k by their deter- Jflw&w-Jwp' / 1 f ' V 1! < mination, their sturdy independence, 0?w» / WEEK has come * * 'lfft'A “', 1,4 "’C/Sjlk an(7 ,7lc "' n °ble self-sacrifice that VfcTWyiMr Ik.. / to mark the 9 Is/ Birthday ff> x \ Wanganui was founded and eslab- flf U ***™TrflKfl *I’’/ 1 ’’/ , .•-»« i " f ” i|«M / of the City of Wanganui. Ninety- • 4 ’. ' lished ' T, 'ey were proud of th. ’ * -/ - - , i i ■ ,r , c ‘ty they made. We also should fl W M C** ’ 4SCr Mnfl Ow W* one years have passed since Ihe first t Jt®S! w®Ks-S,Aw 11 9 TW j 1 Cl 1 IKMUe „.„ rf '.„ ~. Ssifet? l .i. r .,i„.u mi „. Men s Boots ana Shoes / £\ ■?> X teiesling history, it has made wonTHAT IS KNOWN I their homes on the banks of t our derful progress, and it is to-day one OUR BOOT DEPARTMENT CELEBRATES I River. They were typically British, ‘A * -> -X i ?*' of the brightest and most pleasant \A7171 fVAMIT U/tTV BV THE WEAR I and they had travelled half-way wB A Ze “ W WJTH g| G SALE REDUCTK)NS / » round the world in sailing ships Io t C-' , ' ■ "W“ ff , , ~ x *•> ««*»» ‘ rfllfe t. . MEN’S BOOTS Sale Prices: 18/6, 19/6, 20/6 U|YE9 ' come to an unknown and distant “Welcome Wee 1 , is a sien that MEN’S BOOTS Sale Prices: 21/6, 22/6, 23/6 , " w , , , * - / i/ag Xy^ 4 415fe <fL HCKonic me, is a sign min MEN’S BOOTS Sale Pnces: 25/6, 26/6, 27/6 / land. J hey Were biaVe people for . ■ t / T -A/ "//A : .: ' the people of Wanganui arc as MEN’S BOOTS Sale Prices: 28/9, 29/6, 31/6 / 4CWEMk mr ~ , , ~, i ' < Ibß . IS® «K?®M .. „ I ; ,J, MEN’S BOOTS Sale Prices: 34/6, 35/6, 36/9 I they Were not aware of what lay be- c ’ /Wr *. progressive, as l ( een. and al deter- MEN’S BOOTS Sale Prices: 39/6, 41/6, 45/6 W fore them, and they knew that they , mined as were the early settlers of 1 ' ll ' b‘ rve lo l ace many dangers , IK/||Bs|[ y ears a S°> a, id it is expected that UE’DE* A MIA CAtZT and suffer great hardships. But they ‘ ||h| A’ \ ’<’ the generation of to-day will also BLY HERE AINU* SAVE E-'crc men and women rrho did not iigBi|yjyN^g’ 4 - :! /s 0? ,c,r c l l’ 11* shirl( hard work, tvho knew how to > '“ >mF kg' m their power to make Welcome y* j lIITk Sk H. G. GEMMELL struggle on bravely, and Tvho Tvere a success. I LIMITED VICTORIA AVENUE :: WANGANUI always kind and helpful io then .'\.y #flaL ‘ IWK JM A'. C. .IH.WROXC, BOOT DEPARTMENT. DOWN THE AVENUE . fellow man. ~' i’erTy. - M "'J- iH Mayor - __ Don’t Miss the ■• MR - G- ARMSTRONG WW /F t gZ2gSk Renown a W V-V CUT PRICES t/oU Message from the Prime Minister They Save You Money jy rED /( _ Iz 1 QUALITY GUARANTEED \ L /[■ in the markets of the World have comitant unemployment will be lessened by I REMEMBER ADDRESS NEXT WARNOCK S \ W I ~ 1 !l tumbled and all countries have been shaken (.v. adopting as a slogan ‘Business as usual during 4 I IPI by the crash. As a large exporter of primary ■> reorganisation.' " 1 l/e! KLI 1 Lhb ’ 1/u; ‘ , pln '’ bbitish'maS & products. New Zealand could not avoid a fair BiHBHBpI -»y < - Xajjl BREAKFAST CI.PS. 3d and 5d —l/6, 2/6. Famous John Bull , ~ share of the trouble and difficulty that ensued. ’ '"'‘’ ''W “Eor these reasons I heartily commend the ffiuM CANDLKS 9d lb. Ihe gieens were nerer more beautiful, and golfing ff omln ; on carlnot con ti o l prices m ' »i M Committee who have organised the Wanga- —5/6, 10/6, 12/6. WHITING PADS—4OO pages lOd weather never so perfect, but still there is the usual hard struggle to . i , i n a nui Welcome Week ' and lam oleased to be as- HOT WA ' 1 ’ 1 -'' BOTTLES, 2/6, WHITING PADS and ENVEreduce that Handicap-old clubs-old balls, are . S bad as those wrong "' C ° VCmaS mar ' ie,S W ' ,m We Scl( Our ? r ° duce - "1 ''in Welcome Wcel, and lam pleased to be as 2/11 , g/( . w . LopES . 7 , d old methods of play which you strive so hard to rectify. Turn over new 7 hat ,s ccrlain - i 0 n ’ e have r ‘° alternative, but M soeiatcd With the effort being made in the pio- $ MONEY ON EVERYTHING’ resolutions and start again by using to adjust our affairs to the new level. The task ‘ j||H gressive City of IVanganui to piomote a rnoic WALK IN WALK ROUND oj readjustment is not a pleasant one, but the ■. i ■ mßw' i, j cheerful atmosphere and liven up business. 1 A. J. SHAW’S CHAMPIONSHIP MODEL STEEL GOLF CLUBS •,>•,, *► •’ Mm BEST GALVANISED BUCKETS WHISTLING KETTLES. 4/11 resolute manner and promptness with which the Smli 7cc ' surc dial P co fA e °f Wanganui and the sur- —l/11, 2/3, 2/6. BRITISH TOOTH BRUSHES I hit I l:s. BRASSIES AND SPOONS TS/ eaca people of the Dominion have risen to Ihe occa- >JMMB ,• ,i i j I 1 I ‘' l BANS 1/11 up 6d, 9d, 1/-. rounding district Will accept the lead given by BIG HATH SOAP .. ..5 a 1/- TOILET ROLL HOLDER and 2 IRONS •in/_ Sion augurs Well for an early return to geneial BSgTy N i/jffi&W 1 ..... , ~, , , BEST TOILETS ROLT.S. 6 a 1/- TOILET ROLLS—I/-. The country is at present taking the " K “' ent <M™ng Committee and Will make the o g t k over 95% British ELECTRIC LAM I>S_4O and 60 Arl ' ED WOODS rrom 14/6 medicine and is shortly due to come up smiling Welcome Week' a pronounced sue- nAI “ BB00iI& ” ” 3 ' 6 - J “= r«-r. 1/6. HICKORY SHAFTED IRONS (Rustless) .. .. .. From g ea ch again. The task °f readjustment will be hast- ’ - %.y.; jiA MHflflß cescs. cncd and its most distressing and serious con- - JBI (Signed): CEO. W. FORBES.' -»■ -» mi~ ■ HOUNSELL’S SPORTS DEPOT 111 ™ B £“z WI1 60 VICTORIA AVENUE. ’PHONE 5288. NEXT WARNOCK’S. R. L. Thompson, Manager. CRICHTOH 4 lEHII ltd. Eipm „. WhgT DUSTIN'S Ltd. Welcome GOLOSHES—Ian, Black, Fawn, Were 6/1 I. Now 2/11 By Shopping wPSSr II r 1 Week Prices afternoon shoes— Were 3i/6. Now iQ/c At Shepherd’s " / Ww/ lO I Make 1/- so as far as 2/- and still BLACK SATIN COURTS AND STRAPS-Were 13/6. IJ/V v | ff *§ ■ SW IQI GO A/ OIIU dtlll Now q/11 L If buy dependable goods _______ PRICES THAT ARE WELCOMED _ _ _ I WELCOME WEEK FLAGS 4a COUNTRY VISITORS! We will Deliver your Order, at shortest notice, ■ B / ■ I 1 ING WOOLS 7d 10Y 1 Skein to any Service Station, Garage or to your Train—plaeo your order with * flfl I jHk, H V TRACED D’OYLEYS— ... . 7,4 us —and then have the day free to seek for Gifts. Bw mfl ~ ~, , """ OQr. WW CHILDREN'S APRONS... 44dand11W “ PASCALL’S BON BONS .. .. per lb 2A If Wil TRACED CLOTHS qd 1 _ “7 Jk *8? ASSORTED CHOCOLATES per lb. lOad TRACED SUPPER CLOTHS for 7 K ALE = IJ3 SPECIAL COOKED HAM per lb. 2- flj CAPELINES-All Mtades .. 6/6 for 3. g * FRANKFORT SAUSAGES per lb. 13 1 WEED SPORTS HATS— 13/6 for 6, 6 PATENT COURTS AND STRAPS-All heels ...Now 19/fi MILD CHEESE per lb. 7<i ciinihct nincr pavl- oj it ALL-WOOI. JUMPER SUI IS 42/-forlB 6 PcxiFvniTi AkniAWVhAHkunrs W X FACTORY BUTFER . . per lb. 12 SUNKIM BLOCK CAKE .... ... .. .. gd Ih. kaiapoi TWEED I ROCKS-From . 1 8 A KOSEW.LXEI 1 A\\.\ .Al l.\ MULES—Were 19/6. STILTON CHEESE .. per lb. 39 COLLEGE BLOCK CAKE . . 2d lb HEAVY RIPPLE CLOI H DRESSING GOWN’S—--3/11 ENGLISH CHEDDAR .......... per lb. 2- 2 '/-13/11 CHILDREN'S >HOES—Sizes sto 6 ”2/11 I A SUGAR—7OIb. Bag 7/11 WE REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING! COS TUMES—AII-Wool Tweeds . . from 29/6 BAI I ETSHOES—S I/e < 7t„ 9 ? T With 51bs. Golden Tips Tea at 2/2, 2/6, 2, 10 per lb. CHILDREN'S JERSEYS—from 3JI FROCKS—g/] j FEI.I SLIPPERS—Leather Sole 2 Better and more Hygienic Service. k fl -am MAIDS’ WINTER COATS, 15 gWA TERPROOFS, 13/g TUC || HIK • A’ LADIES’ FUR TRIMMED COATS—AIso Plain 'Tailored N.Z. EVERY PAIR REDUCED! THE W i weed Coats ...... ..... Clearing from 29 6 CRICHTON 4 NEWMAN Ltd (NEAR TOST HEXT CROWN DEPOT.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 74, Issue 143, 19 June 1931, Page 10
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