PUBLIC NOTICES “THE.WANGANUI CHRONICLE” CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. CHRONICLE” will not be I published on Monday, December ] 25. Office hours will be observed as under:— MAIN OFFICE, Wi*cksteed Place. — j Monday, December 25. —Open from I 7 p.m. onwards, when casual advertisements will be accepted. Tuesday, December 26. —Open from 9 a.m. to 10.30 a.m., and from 7.30 p.m. onwards. BRANCH OFFICE, Victoria Avenue — Monday, December 25.—Closed aU day. Tuesday, December 26.—Open from • 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. CONTRACT ADVERTISEMENTS. Contract advertisers are asked to j note that replace advertisements for < Tuesday’s issue must be handed in by ! 10 a.m. to-morrow (Saturday). FREE BREAK-DOWN SERVICE. Commences To-day (Friday) Dec. 22. GREATEST BENEFIT YET OFFERED TO MOTORISTS. JOIN UP TO-DAY! 1934—GUIDE 800K5—1934. Andrews Baty advise publication unavoidably delayed. Copies will be posted to those entitled to them to reach them Saturday certain. Copies available Head Office, Saturday. Wanganui Automobile Association, Head Office, 44 Maria Place. MERCHANTS’ CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. J’HE Warehouses of the undersigned ’ will be closed from noon on December 23 until the morning of Wednesday, January 3. LEVIN & CO., LTD. J. H. COCK & CO., LTD. JOHNSTON & CO., LTD. R. J. DRUMMOND & CO., LTD. GOLDINGHAM & BECKETT, LTD. F. J. H. NANCARROW, LTD. RUSSELL BROS., LTD. (Butter deliveries only). ATARTON A & p QHOW x ARTON & HOW WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1934. pARK. CLASSES for Light and Thoroughbred Horses, Draughts, Ring Competi- ! dons, Cattle, Sheep, Fat Sheep and I Lambs, Pigs. Sheep Dogs, Art Needle- t work, Home Industries, Fruit, and > Vegetables. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. Calf-rearing Competitions and Championships. Side Shows. Agricultural Implements, Motor-cars, etc. ENTRIES for all classes (with exception of Fruit and Vegetables on I morning of Show) close on WEDNES- I DAY, JANUARY 17, 1934. Schedules forwarded on applicatiuu to ARTHUR WAY, Box 3. Marton. (JLUB AWAPUNI racecourse; PALMERSTON NORTH. QHRISTMAS jy|EETING TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and j FRIDAY, (December 26, 27, and 19, 1933) First Race starts at about 12 noon. Win and Place Totalisators. Good Fields. Interesting Racing. Ideal Surroundings ■ BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS MOTOR-CYCLES! MOTOR-CYCLES ! NOW IS THE TIM.E TO BUY YOUR MOUNT FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS. Write for a Demonstration. ; INDIAN SCOUT, electric, 1926, well shod £27/10/HARLEY, 56, 1929; electric speedo, jiffy stand, etc., done only small milcage; equal to now £47/10/DOUGLAS, 1931, electric; splendid order, good tyres, snip £37/10/RALEIGH, lightweight, newlypainted, good order throughout £l7 A.J.S., 2J, side valve, completely overhauled, good tyres .. .. £l7/10/WANTED TO BUY—SO second hand motor-cycles in good oiuer. RADIO! Consult us for all Radio repairs and Adjustments. We have the finest equipped repair shop in the district. PERCY COLEMAN 115 GUYTON ST. ’Phone 4070.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 302, 22 December 1933, Page 1
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