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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 67, 20 March 1942, Page 1

• | LOST AND FOUND. I | i J^OST —Lady’s Leather Zip Bag, left. i in Station Bus, Tuesday. Finder j ' write "Lost,” Box 3, Marton. : " I ACCOMMODATION WANTED. j - wanted for lady and two | children; in Marton. Write' "Board,” c/o C. H. Edwards, Ltd., ’ Bulls. TO LET OK TO LEASE. • r |'O LET —Unfurnished Flat, 4 large rooms and conveniences; no tram fares. Write “P 133 Chronicle. 'pO LET—Sunny Bedroom, good locality; fireplace, all conveniences. Or part or full Board. ’Phone 3666. 'J’O LET—Unfurnished Double Bed-sitting-room and kitchenette; also i Large Unfurnished Room; own gas stove, conveniences. For address, 41 Wilson Street. TO LET OR LEASE. L AR GE Store, suitable for factory, etc. Immediate possession. Low rent. Apply— Chronicle Office. WANTED TO BUY. L ARA VAN, four berth. Write, giving particulars and cash price, to “P 19 Chronicle. VARM wanted; about 200 acres; Rangitikei or near. Deposit £2OOO for absolute bargain. Write “P 17 Chronicle. QOOD Heading and Huntaway Dog, or Huntaway; not ag?(. Ring 458. J_£OUSE Cow (good), at drop, or just calved. Ring 2453, Marton. JLTORSE, quiet and reliable, wanted for sledging. Apply Chronicle | Office, Waverley. QLD Gold and Silver. Highest prices. Sovereigns £2. Hugh Muir, 144 Avenue (upstairs). 'pEDIGREE Berkshire Sows and Boars; all ages. Prize-winning strain. Apply K. G. Coles, Marton. 'Phone 5737. “Westerns," “Wide World," etc. Mutual Book Club, next Healey’s. ]ll TO 20 Acres Good Land, with or without buildings; cash buyer. Price and particulars to “P 15 Chronicle. WANTED TO SELL. [jROPSIDE Riiru Cot and Cane Pram. Ring 2824, Marton. (JHACKLOCK Range; good cooker. Apply 99 Broadway, Marton. QMALL Milk Run, with or without cows and utensils. Write “P 134 Chronicle. Dancing connection in prosperous town, enrolling 30 to 40 pupils; National, Ballet and Tap; excellent opportunity. Write “P 18 Chronicle. MAYPOLE SPECIALS. i ’OLDIERS Cakes, packed in sealed ° tins, while they last. At Maypole. 13/11. 1 XIAYPOLE Matured Cheese, noth--1 L ing like it in town: 1/3 lb. \VAXINE Floor Polish. Supplies still available. 7d, 1/3, 2/3. Maypole. pRESH Separator Butter. Fresh daily at Maypole. 1/2 lb. Honey Cake, 2 Z 6. Wrapped in blocks; a new line. 1/6 each. /"’OX'S Orange Apples. Here they are! The apples you lik» i bushel case 3/9; or lbs. for 1/-. Maypole. pLY Rolls, “Gorgon English manufacture. Limited supplies. 4 for 1 Maypole. JJAISIN Slab Chocolate; rich, smooth chocolate, richly studded with raisins. 9’d half-pound. Maypole. PARNELL AND AGNEW SPECIALS. pARLY flowering annuals to plant | J now. A big selection on view. Take advantage of the rain! Parnell and Agnew. ICELAND Poppies! Gartford Giants, finest two-toned poppy grown, strong stems, vigorous habit; big range shades. 25 for 1. 6. Parnell and Agnew. pALENDULAS! Early flowering, hardy annuals; orange, lemon, apricot, yellow shades. Big, strong plants; 25 for 16. Parnell and Agnew. ICELAND Poppies, art shades, new pastel shades in big variety; Orange Giant and Yellow Giants; Red and Pink shades. Plant now. Only 25 for 1/6. Parnell and Agnew. A\ T ALLFLOWER! Plant, these now ’’ for early blooms. A wonderful range shades. Only 25 for 16. Parnell and Agnew. ■pANSY! Extra strong, healthy plants. Engleman’s Super Giants in big variety shades. Only 1/6 doz. Don’t miss these! Parnell and Agnew. pLANT now! Savoy, Drumhead, Flower of Spring Cabbage, 20 for 6d. Broccoli, Mammoth White, 15 for 6d. Parnell and Agnew (opp. Hotel Imperial). Webb’s Wonderful, Sil- < ver Beet, Brussels Sprouts, Mam- i moth. 25 for 6d. Wonderful strong < plants. 'Phone 3330. J