( PUBLIC NOTICES i I HOME GUARD AND 15 L. OF C. | M.T. COY. | Guardsmen of the Wanganui, Gonville and Okoia Battalions and ' personnel of the 15 L. of C. M.T. Coy. are required to communicate with their respective platoon commanders or platoon sergeants before mid-day Jo-morrow (Sunday, February 21). , Urgent. DENTAL NOTICE. M R L. I?B. G ilberd HAS NOW RESUMED PRACTICE. gWIMMING CARNIVAL GONVILLE BATHS SATURDAY, 20th FEBRUARY, At 7.45 p.m. Admission: Adults 1/-. Children 6d. s'6ciAL~CREDIT BOOKS WANTED ■yylLL Members who have books by Major C. H .Douglas or other S.C. writers, and who are willing to lend them for study purposes, kindly advise the Secretary, Plymouth St., who will arrange for collection. THANK YOU. WOMEN’S DIVISION OF N.Z. FARMERS’ UNION. WANGANUI PROVINCIAL. JJHE usual quarterly meeting will be held on Friday, February 26, at 1.30 p.m., in Trinity Parlour. Business: Important. REAL DEMOCRACY MOVEMENT. JpLECT an R.D.M. man pledged to YOU, NOT to a PARTY. DEMAND definite RESULTS. The R.D.M. will make what is PHYSICALLY possible FINANCIALLY possible. Hon Secretary, Box 281, ’phone 2476. THE WANGANUI ARTS AND CRAFTS SOCIETY ART TALK BY H. LINLEY RICHARDSON JJHE Society’s Exhibition in the Sarjeant Gallery closes on Sunday next, 21st February. H. Linley Richardson, Esq., R.8.A., will give an Art Talk in the Gallery on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. Free Afternoon Tea will be provided by lady members. Admission: Non-Members 1/-. Exhibitors are requested to remove their pictures on Monday, 22nd. February. C. L. DUIGAN, President. WANGANUi"TECHNICAL COLLEGE EVENING CLASSES Classes will commence Monday, Ist March. , JpREE PLACES: Are available to I anyone who has not completed five ■ years post-primary education. I Instruction will be given in Accountancy, Commercial Subjects, Building, Cabinet Making, Plumbing, Electric Wiring, Motor, Marine, and Mechanical Engineering, Gas and Electric Welding, Fitting and Turning, Art (Commercial, Pure and Applied). Dressmaking, Science, Radio, and General Examination subjects. Enrolments for these classes will be taken from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondav. 22nd.. Tuesday, 23rd.. Thursday, 25th.. Friday, 26th., at the College Office. I. E. NEWTON. Principal. PUBLIC NOTICE. QEORGE jyjENZIES, OF NAPIER, will deliver a series of addresses at the GOSPEL HALL, BELL STRET, on subjects ot vital and topical interest. Mr. Menzies is well known throughout the Dominion as an author and Bible expositor, and the Christian public of Wanganui are invited to hear these messages. Opening Address: SUNDAY, 21st FEBRUARY. “GOD’S GREAT OUTSTANDING BENEFITS.” Meetings will be continued (D.V.) on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD. yyANGANurs REST JpURNITURE yALUE. INVEST IN C. & L. QUALITY. To-day, more than ever before, sound quality is a good investment—and this C. & L. LOUNGE SUITE is an outstanding example of the craftsman quality plus sheer pounds, shillings and pence value that you obtain when you invest in C. & L. FURNITURE. The C. & L. “Bedford” Super-Craft 3-PIECE LOUNGF SUITE, The “Bedford" Suite consists of a Settee and 2 Easy Chairs, fully sprung throughout with independently sprung front edges. The suite is a modern two-tone style in good quality English Tapestry—or you can make your own choice of coverings from C. & L.’s new full range of lovely modern English Tapestries. This Suite Is craftsman made to give the utmost comfort and | service and is exceptional value at the, Cash Price of £32/10/(JUTHBERTSON & REE, RTD FURNISHING SPECIALISTS, WANGANUI.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 42, 20 February 1943, Page 1
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