Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 94, 23 April 1942, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE. yyNYONE found pig hunting or deer stalking on my property (Tetuhi , 40 will be prosecuted. , GEO. RANGINUI. SUGAR RATIONING. piLL in your ration books and register now with Kernohan’s Ltd. We will take care of your sugar requirements until rationing begins and. thereafter your sugar ration w:il be available immediately. KERNOHAN’S LTD. Registered under Food Control to supply rationed foodstuffs. TYPEWRITERS FOR ARMED FORCES. 'TYPEWRITERS (other than portables) are urgently required for use by the Armed Forces. It would be appreciated if anyone i having suitable machines which they j are willing to make available would | supply a sample of work and particu- | lars of make, maker’s number, coadi- ! tion and price desired to Secretary, . Public Service Commissioner, Wellington. ANZAC DAY. SERVICE AT BULLS. TOWN HALL & WAR MEMORIAL. Commencing at the Town Hall, Bulls. At 11 a.m. Speaker: Rev. Mr. Barnett. Returned Soldiers, Nursing Division of St. John Ambulance, Boy Scouts of Bulls and Sanson and Home Guard (voluntary parade) will parade at Gorton Street at 10.45 a.m. Returned Soldiers’ Dress: Mufti. Medals, Poppy. The Ohakea Air Force Band will attend the parade. gUGAR RATIONING gCHEME. I jyOTICE TO jjOUSEWIVES. r rHE Government have stated plainly I that ALL GROCERS will be allocated sufficient supplies of Sugar to ensure each person receiving ' their full ration. Register with your Own Grocer for ; your Sugar supply and help tu keep him in business. ’ HE WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN. Signed, C. G. BENBROOK, President, Wanganui Master Grocers’ Association I NOTICE •TO FARMERS, GRAIN MERCHANTS AND MILLERS. (Lower Rangitikei Area) INCREASED WHEAT PRODUCTION, 1942/43. L’ARMERS, Agricultural Contractors, Grain Merchants and Millers of : the lower Rangitikei are advised that , a meeting relative to the above will be held in the EMPIRE HALL, Hair Street. MARTON, on THURSDAY, • I 23rd APRIL 1942 commencing at 8 [ I p.m. i Messrs. R. B. Tennent Director ct Primary Production, and W. W. Mulholland, President of the N.Z. Farmers’ Union, will be in attendance to I discuss possibilities and problems associated with a desired increase : n the local wheat acreage. All present and potential wheat growers, together with Merchants and Millers and others interested, are urged to attend. A. R. DINGWALL, Department of Agriculture. Wanganui. USED CARS, ETC., FOR SALE. QHEV, Truck, 30cwt., in first-class order; 9x6 body, detachable sides. Apply 248 Ridgway Street, Wanganui. gINGER 9 Car7~excelient order. Write “Q 130 Chronicle. Q VERLAND Car. Good tyres, 31 x 4. What offers? Write "Q 128 Chronicle. 1 /~'ARS. ? V '■pRUCKS. I 1 . rpRACTORS. ! CARS—--1931 WOLSELEY Hornet Coupe. ; 1936 FORD 10 h.p. Fordor. > 1936 WOLSELEY 10 h.p. Fordor. ) , 1938 HUDSON TERRAPI ANE. TRUCKS—BUICK 6cyV 15 cwt. CHEVROLET 4cyl. 10 cwt. MORRIS 12/4 10 cwt. i TRACTORS—- . j John Deere 27 h.p. Tractor. T INWOOD jyjOTORS, ' Cnr. GUYTON ft WICKSTEED STS. WANGANUI. 'Phone 3334. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS H. W. F ROST ' (Wanganui, Ltd.) BROADWAY BUILDINGS. SURGEON DENTISTS. Ridgway Street. Wanganui. (Opposite Post Office). Open Friday Evenings 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. 'Phone 5250