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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 86, Issue 111, 15 May 1942, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. TAIHAPE BOROUGH COUNCIL. is hereby given that at ai Special Meeting of the Taihape : Borough Council, held on April 24, 1942, the following Special Order was : passed and will be submitted for con- : firmation at a Special Meeting to be . held on Friday, May 22, 1942, in the : Borough Council Chambers, Taihape, at 11.55 a.m.: “That in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Section 156 of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1933, and its Amendments, the Taihape Borough Council resolves, by way of Special Order, to sell the land described according to the Schedule hereto.” SCHEDULE. Town Section 6, Block XIII, Taihape Township, for the sum of Fifty pounds (£5O). Area 1 rood 10.8 perches. W. C. A. BARGROVE, Town Clerk. ESTATE OF J. D. HICKEY. OFFERS are invited for the purchase of the late Mr. Hickey’s leasehold interest in—(a) Bac. 3rds. 08p. situated Ohakune. This land has a small building and a large stable erected thereon and would be suitable for market gardening. (b) i-acre situated at Utiku, also suitable for market gardening. Lease (a) has 14 years to run, while lease (b) expires on 1/1/47 with perpetual right of renewal. For particulars apply to T R. ALLEN, District Public Trustee for Wanganui, or to— Agent, Public Trust Office, Raetihi. VACANCIES FOR LAND GIRL STUDENTS. APPLICATIONS are invited for suitable girls and women for train-1 ing under a special Farm and Agri-| cultural Tuition Course to be made available shortly at Massey Agricultural College. Only women prepared to engage in farm work after the course is completed will have their applications considered. Applications should be lodged with the Wanganui State Placement Officer, whose address is Social Security Building, Trafalgar Place. BUSINESS AN NOUNCEMENTS. NOTE FOR TAIHAPE RESIDENTS: Mr. Larsen will be in Taihape on Wednesday, May 20, for consultations. Place your order with our Agent: A. M. GORDON, TAIHAPE. ARSEN £ gONS 6 CENTRAL AVENUE, WANGANUI. ’Phone 3654. SPECIALISTS IN CONCRETE TANKS, TROUGHS, ETC. ■ R EL A X : During the long, Wintei evenings, when you relax in your fireside chair Nothing is so “companionable” as a PIPE OF NIXON’S SPECIAL TOBACCO 10d., lid., and 1/- per oz. yE d ylx o N. j 3 .JUY FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. I FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. ' FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. ; FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. FARMERS' SPRING HOGGET. FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. FARMERS’ SPRING HOGGET. ‘ THIS WEEK FARMERS' MEAT AND DELICATESSEN LTD. Avenue, Aramoho, Liverpool Street. “ JHE. yyANGANUI (jHRONICLE” (CLASSIFIED). Prepaid Rates. One Three Consecutive Words Insertion. Insertions. 12 1/- 2'6 5 16 1/3 3/3 21 1/6 3/9 ’ 25 1/9 4'3 30 2/- 5/.36 2/3 6/3 (Booking Fee, 9d. Service Charges for Posting Replies, 4d.) Please note that Postal Department will not deliver letters to any nom-de-plume, initial or number addressed care of any Post Office. Public Notices. Tenders, Amusements, Meetings, Thanks Notices, Auctions, etc.—6/- per inch. Engagement Notices (to be signed by both parties), 4/- cash; 5/- booked. Marriage Notices.—4/- cash; 5/booked. 4 Wedding Reports.—4/- per inch, with minimum of 10/-. Birth, Deatn or Funeral Notices.— 3/6 cash; booked. 4 Z -. Death and 5 Funeral Notices combined. 7/6 first ’ insertion; 5/- subsequent insertions. . (Booked, 9/- and 6/-). Memorial Notices. —Six lines or under. 3/6 cash; booked, 4/-; each additional line, 7d. Advertising rate for larger spaces and extended terms can be obtained on application to the Office. NOTE.—The Company does not I hold Itself responsible for non-inser- » tions of advertisements through acci- ? dent or from other causes, or for 5 error in the publication of any . advertisement.