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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 100, 1 May 1935, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. IyjAY'ORAL ELECTION, 1935. Jfyfß. WM. FALCONER will address the Electors as under: — TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), MAY 1— Castlecliff, Lower Hall, 8 p.m. THURSDAY MAY 2—Durie Hill, Anglican Hall, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 3—St. John’s Hill, the Hall, 8 p.m. Everybody Invited. NOTICE. pHE Annual Meeting of The British and Foreign Bible Society will be held in St. Paul’s Hall Tonight (Wednesday), May 1, commencing at 7.45. An address will be given by the Rev. J. G. Laughton, Superintendent of the Presbyterian Maori Missions. Musical Items. Collection in aid of funds. MARTON EOX ING ASSOCIATION ’J’HE Annual General 'Meeting of the above will be held in the Jockey Club Rooms on Friday, May 3, at 8 p.m. Executive Committee meeting at 7.30 p.m. D. P. PORTEGUS, Hon. Secretary. PARA PAR A GOLF CLUB. r pHE Official opening of the above Club will be held on its links at Rakatahi on May 4. An invitation is extended to all interested. FOR SALE. ACRES; good dairying centre; heavy-drained swamp land; j house and cowshed. Price £2B p.a. Terms arranged. 96-Acre Dairy Farm, good locality; carrying 40 cows, etc; 2-roomed cottage, cowshed; £26 p.a. Cash, £6OO. WARD & CO. QHINGAITI J)OG J’RTALS (Run in conjunction with the Wanganui Centre Championships) MAY 7, 8. & 9. Class 1. —Long Head. Class 2. —Short Head and Yard. Class 3. —Huntaway. Cash Prizes in Each Event —£6. £3, £l, and 10/-. Prizes for Maiden Does. Mai'den Men A 7 ■ No ices. Challenge C’ a. 1 Other Trophies. Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon Tea on Ground. The ground is on Weston Road, halfway between Ohingaiti and Mangaweko. R. W. WRIGHT SON, Hon. Sec. TENDERS TO BUILDERS. tpENDERS for alterations and new roof on house, Gonville. Plans and specifications, care Ben Keuch, Victoria Avenue. Tenders close 5 p.m., Thursday. GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS TO LEASE. CLOSE TO BUSINESS CENTRE. r pHE Whanganui College Board ot Trustees invites Tenders for a Glasgow Lease of several first-class building seetjons in the following streets: Victoria Avenue, College Street, Godwin Crescent, Selwyn Crescent, Liverpool Street, Purnell Street, Nelson Street and Fergusson Street. Tenders close on Monday, the 6th. May, at noon. Full particulars on application to— J. P. WILLIAMSON, Sec., • Selwyn Buildings. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS JJLECTRIC RADIATORS Reduced Rates for Electric Current now makes Electricity the Cheapest Heating availab’e. Large Stocks of RADIATORS, in all sizes, for Shops, Offices, and Homes. Ring us and wo will send two or three sizes for you to try. PRICES FROM 14/6 EACH. D A jVI ORR i s °N * CPelectrical ENGINEERS, AVENUE. BDUOATIONAL COLUMN THE MAN WHO TOOK THE RIGHT TURNING 1 Here he is . . . twenty-eight years of ago . . . keen, energetic, ambitious . . . Accountant of a loading manufacturing firm. 11 is success dates from the •day he took the right, turning towards [Success and enrolled with Homing [way’s. Once having become a home study student, with Hemingway’s be lost no time in passing the ACCOUNTANTS’ PROFESSION AL EXA M 1 N ATION Then, as a fully qualified Accountant. h<> was rewarded with rapid promotion it' his present worth-while position. i The unpara.llelod success of Hemingway’s Accountancy students during the past 37 years is YOUR surest guide to sound tuition. You can’t afford to experiment. Enrol with th»» School that gets Results. Write to day for valuable Free Book —“ACCOUNTANCY.” HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O, BOX 516, AUCKLAND.