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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 139, 13 June 1936, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. j M. I. 5V alker ’ L td -’ WAKEFIELD CHAMBERS. J’ND-OF-gEASON gALE. J NOW IN FULL SWING. Models for all occasions—all marked at VERY BIG REDUCTIONS. J RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. ' NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER. is hereby given that the - Rangitikei County Council, will at | its meeting to be held in the County ( Council Chambers, Marton, on Thursday, the 2nd day of July, 1936, at 10 a.m., confirm a Special Order levying ] a uniform Separate Rate of One-fourth • of a penny in the pound in the Wan- , gaehu Valley Drainage District for the , year ending March 31, 1937. , A full copy of the above Special . Order is open to public inspection at the Council’s Office at Marton during | office hours. HAROLD H. RICHARDSON, County Clerk. Marton, June 6, 1936. METROPOLITAN JJOTEL. ■ JpIRST-CLASS Accommodation can be obtained at the Metropolitan Hotel. ; Permanents specially • atered for at reasonable rates. ALF. PETERS, Proprietor. AVESTMERE MINIATURE RIFLE DANCE. Music by Wanganui Piano-Accordion Band. Exhibition of latest Quickstep by Miss Eva Mathews and partner. . New Novelty. Gentlemen 2/-; Ladies 1/6. Free Bus leaves Martin and Vernon’s at 8 p.m. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. TT is hereby notified that the Biennial Election of members of the Education Board of the District of Wanganui will be held on WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1936. The number of members to be elected is FIVE, viz., Wanganui Urban Area 1 Palmerston North Urban Area . .1 West Ward 1 South Ward 1 North Ward 1 NOMINATIONS of candidates for the vacancies will be received by the undersigned up till 5 p.m. on WED- < NESDAY. JUNE 24, 1936. The mem- < bers of School Committees constitute the electors. Forms of nomination may be obtained at this Office. Mr. W. T. Benefield (Wanganui Urban Area), Colonel J. H. Whyte (Palmerston North Urban Area), Messrs. A. S. Coleman (West Ward), j J. S. Tingey (South Ward), and P. Munro (North Ward) are the retired members and are eligible/for re-elec-tion. GEO. N. BOULTON. Returning Officer, Education Office. Wanganui. MARTON. VIOLA BARKER SCHOOL OF V DANCING. 2 Harris Street. TUITION IN ALL BRANCHES, ’ including Ballroom and Tap. Classes for Pupils of School Age. j Private Lessons by Appointment. Private Classes by Arrangement. , BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. ■ pOB gALE. > GOING CONCERN’. 1 ACRES, subdivided into 10 pad- . “** docks with live hedges; 5- ' roomed house, furniture and fittings. . Cowshed and other buildings. 8 p.b. i Jersey cows, averaged 3251 b. butter- : fat; p.b. Tam. boar, 5 sows and young pigs. All implements; 5 tons hay, - stack ensilage; fowls, tools, etc. WALK RIGHT IN. £lOOO CASH. ; J. E. WALKER, s Land Agent - - Bulls. 5 SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT ‘ GREATEST COVERING CAPACITY. , GREATEST DURABILITY. - HANDSOME FINISH, AND COSTS LESS PER JOB 1 ARTHUR BODY LTD. RIDGWAY STREET. WANGANUI. . FOR TIMBER, JOINERY, HARDI WARE and PAINT. ’Phone—Yard 2414; House *4l. NOW is the time to have that cylinder r rebore job done, so that your engine will be well run in for the Christmas holidays. WE are EXPERTS in this - class of work. The proprieteor has • Kept in close touch with modern ma- > chine shop practice for 20 years. Mr. F Motorist, put your job in our care! HARRY JENNINGS ] MOTOR ENGINEER, r WANGANUI q Cnr. Maria Place & St. Hill Street. • 100 ACRES .• GOOD DAIRYING OR MIXED FARM. gITUATED close to Wanganui, about 1 mile from railway, school ami factory; carrying capacity 40 to 50 ’ dairy cows or 25 cows and 200 breeds ing ewes. Well sub-divided and watered; fences in good order. Nice, warm, sheltered locality, lies well to the sun. e 4 roomed bungalow house with every convenience. Concreted cowshed, mot&r garage, etc. PRICE £3O Per Acre. 3 Deposit £6OO. < ! T. G. HACKSHAW, , 98 RIDGWAY ST. ’Phone 3536.