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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 243, 14 October 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES j .• NOTICE. £F storage on i-ton Oldsmobile ! Truck, left in my shed at Wai- • totara, is not paid within a week, i same will be sold to pav storage. J. HURLEY, Waitotara. . WANGANUI TECHNICAL COLLEGE ANNUAL REUNION. VERY Cordial Invitation is ex- ( tended to all P.-.st Students of the ': above College to be present at the ! Annual Reunion to be held on Labour | w'eek-end. SATURDAY Afternoon. Tennis; evening, Dinner, Social Evening. SUNDAY—Evening, Church Services. MONDAY—Morning and afternoon. Sports Contests —Past v. Present, evening. Annual Ball. PUBLIC NOTICE. OWING to the impossibility of re-. : placing stocks we are reluctantly compelled to withdraw all Discounts j on Goods, allowed with Tram Tickets or otherwise, from the 20th inst. until further notice. A. S. DOUST. Manchester House. WAVERLEY RACING CLUB / OWNERS and Trainers arc remindV ' rd that ACCEPTANCES CLOSE ON MONDAY NEXT. 16th inst.. at 8 p.m. J. C. GRAY, Secretary. r |’ (J [JACKSHAW & (’O. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 98 RIDGWAY STREET Report quite a keen demand for properties of every description, house property, farms and suburban farmlets. More people are realising every day that the safest, and the investment. that gives them the greatest pleasure, is a bit of Real Estate. They ; report, the following sales in the last few days:— [ FARM PROPERTY—IBO Acres, No. 2 Line. '■ BUNGALOW HOUSE—No. 10 White Street, Wanganui East. SUBURBAN PROPERTY—7 Acres, ' No. 1 Line. ■ BUNGALOW HOUSE - No. 24 Grey . Street, City. RESIDENCE—No. 94 Alma Road. Gonville. BUNGALOW RESIDENCE - - Town Belt'Road., City. HOUSE PROPERTY—No. 7 Konini Street, Gonville. There is a reason for everything, ■ and the reason T. G. Hackshaw and Coy. do the Real Estate business of this City is that they give (heir , clients, both purchasers and sellers, 100 per cent, service. DO YOUR BUSINESS WITH THE FIRM THAT DOES THE BUSINESS. r |" | < || ACKSHAW & -o. (Members of the Rea' Estate N.Z., Inc.) I 98 RIDGWAY STREE'IY ‘ ‘ I PLANTS LOK SALE. LSTERSI Zinnias! Phlox! Guaran-1 * k tecd finest strains obtainable; 5/-i for 100. Dryburgh Nurseries, 130 Gt. ; South Road, Remuera. I rpOMATOES! Famous “Peerless.” | Best smooth red; blight resisting; I 3 - 50. Dryburgh Nurseries. 130 Gt. I South Road, Remuera. \ NEMONE Bulbs, brilliant selection. | with large double blooms. 2/6 1 JOO.—Maiden, Box 6, Takapuni, Auek-: land. pEAUTIFUL Gladiolus, large flowered varieties, choicest colours. 4 - a dozen; 50 bulbs 14/-; postage paid. Griffiths' Nurseries. Owens Road. Auckland. I DVICE on general spring garden'V ing, sowing hints and what to plant —Coloured Booklet posted free, from: Griffiths’ Nurseries, Owens Road, Auckland. ( 'HRYSANTHEMUMS, Giant Curled | and Curved varieties, 12 distinct.' shades, 8/- postage paid. Griffiths' Nurseries, O ns Road, Auckland. A NEMONES and Ranunculus, Xmas *' flowering—Plant bulbs for rotation blooms. 5 - 100 postage paid. Griffiths' Nurseries, Owens Road, BATTERY SERVICES. WESTA Batteries—largest stocks in I Town. Ask your Dealer. Colonial Battery Company. Master Distributors. V'ESTA Batteries For airplane super power. Ask your Dealer. Colonial Battery Company. Master Distributors. V’ESTA Batteries—2o% extra capacity. Ask your Dealer. Colonial; Battery Company. Master Distributors. MOTOR REPAIRS AND ACCESSORIES. AV’ILLARD and Globe Battery Ser-J ’’ vice. Types to suit all cars, all pockets. 50 Rental Batteries charged. Autolite, Delco-Ren.y Service. Auto Electric Co. Ring 2232. STAMPS. TF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN STAMPS you will need the new j 1940 edition of the Standard Catalogue, of Postage Stamps of the World. Just published. 970 pages. 7640 illustra-j lions. Right up to date, including all j the latest issues. The best Catalogue I for the general collector who does not require minor varieties of perforation or shade. Price 5s lOd sterling, post free. Our 180 page Price List of Sets and Packets free on request. WHITFIELD KING & CO., Ipswich, England, Estd. 1869.