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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 84, Issue 191, 15 August 1940, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT. B°*- willing, wanted for Sheep Farm; milk house cows, gardening, and help generally. Write "U 15 Chronicle. TJOY wanted for sheep farm; milk few cows. Write “U 119 Chronicle i EXPERIENCED Men, 3 or 4, wanted for scrub cutting by contractApply W. T. Mitchell, R.D., Eltham, or telephone 252 D, Eltham. TITAN, experienced, wanted for Dairy Farm; good wages to god man. ’Phone 838. yjARRIED Shepherd wanted; wife “■ cook for men. Good wages. Write “U 121 Chronicle. yjARRIED Couple wanted, back x country station. Man cowmangardener; woman, cook for men. Write “U 122 Chronicle. AVAITRESS, experienced, wanted. VV Ring 3667. WANTED FOR SHEEP FARM. AVORKING Manager wanted for ' 1250 Acres, Parapara Road. Full particulars apply— C. L. DUIGAN & CO, Ridgway Street; Wanganui. CARPENTERS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY. L’OR Waiouru Military Camp. Nine hours daily, six days per week. Accommodation provided. Applicants to bring own blankets. Apply 7— WALPOLE & PATTERSON LTD, WAIOURU. 50 YEARS. The only world wide educational institution established for this period is the I.C'.S. j 000,000 students have benefited by I.C.S. training. In every country former I.C.S. men are leaders in their professions or trades. Why not YOU? Radio Engineer. Journalism. I Mechanical Eng. Architecture. Electric Power and Accountancy. Lighting. Ground Eng. Professional Exams. Aeronautical. Advice and Free Prospectus on request. No obligation, so send to-day.

INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. 4, 182 Wakefield Street, Wellington. TO LET OR TO LEASE. J'O LET—Large Bed-sitting-room and Kitchen; furnished. Apply C. Pearce and Co. ■JO LET—Self-contained Furnished Flat; sitting-room, bedroom, kitchenette and bathroom; garage and 'phone. Particulars ’phone 4702. POULTRY FOR SALE. AVHITE Leghorn and Australorp ’ day-old Chicks; day-old Pullets available each week from early August. Please book early. Price list available. Jeffries, Nikau Street, Wanganui. ’Phone 5264. CONCRETE PRODUCTS, ETC. LARSEN & SONS, 6 CENTRAL AVENUE. ’Phone 3654. Specialists in Concrete Tanks, Troughs. Etc. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. QWNER of late model English 8 h.p. Sedan, price £lB5, will exchange same for heavier car, value up to £lOO, cash or terms adjustment. Write, “A.B. 16,” Chronicle. SEEDS, PLANTS, ETC- FOR SALE. pLANT now, Iceland Poppy, Sweet Peas, Stocks, Schizanthus, Nemesia, etc; all 1/3 dozen. Enid Robinson, Florist, Guyton Street. QINERARIA, Ranunculus, Anemone, and Tomato Plants, all at 1/6 dozen; postage extra. At Enid Robinson’s, Guyton Street. AVE carry Full Stocks of Yates’ Seeds, also Cabbage, Cauliflower and Lettuce Plants for present planting. Enid Robinson, Florist, Guyton Street. ONION Plants, Pukekohe Straw Spanish or Longkeepers, 6/6 1000, Brown 7/6; Cabbage, 1/6 100; Lettuce, 2/6; Cauliflower, 2/6; posted; reductions wholesalers. —Brown & Son, Pukekohe. A DVICE on Planting, Pruning Roses, Fruits, Shrubs, 36 pages, posted free. Griffths’ Nurseries Ltd, Mt. Eden, Auckland. A ROMATIC Roses, Centennial Collection, 12 distinct prize shades, 16/-, postage paid. Griffiths’ Nurseries Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland.

■pOYSENBERRIES, Youngberries, Figs, Guavas, 2/6 each. Loganberries, Currants, Cranberry, 1/6 posted. Griffiths’ Nurseries Ltd., Mt, Eden. Auckland. JJEAL'TIFUL Gladiolus, 12 special named shades. Violets, yellows, salmons, 7/- per dozen. Griffiths’ Nurseries Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. BATTERY SERVICES . yICHOLLS Battery and Petrol Ser■L’ vice. District Agents Willard and Gl-be Batteries at prices to suit all requirements. Batteries collected and delivered. Phone 2232. Auto Electric Co. Ltd.. 23 Ridgway Street. COAL AND FIREWOOD. WE hold the Best Stocks Wood, Coal ” and Coke. Westport Coal Co, Ltd. ’Phone 3758. AV AY & WILSON, ’Phone 3816, for your supplies of Wood, Coal and Coke. Best attention. j> BULLOCK & Co., have the most up-to-date yard and the biggest range of Coal in Wanganui. 'Phone 2519. Satisfaction assured. T> BULLOCK & Co- Ltd., are agents ■ D ‘ for the famous Taupiri, Liverpool, and now N.Z.'s best coal, “Strongman."