PUBLIC NOTICES. R. D. M. - (Real Democracy Movement) R. O. C. MARKS, M.A., D.C.M. DELIVERS A MESSAGE OF HOPE, WESTBOURNE HALL, WESTBOURNE HALL, CASTLECLIFF, TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, At 2.30, VICTORIA HALL, ST. HILL ST. A MEETING FOR WOMEN. You can dodge your political obligations by voting wrongly, but you can’t dodge the consequences. DANCING. HOME GUARD DANCE. FORDELL HALL. WEDNESDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER, At 8 p.m. Trussell’s Dance Music. Admission: Gents 2/6 Ladies 2/MARTON FIRE BRIGADE J) A N C E . EMPIRE HALL, MARTON. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. In aid of Brigade’s Funds. Good Music. Novelty, Old-time and Modern Dances. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/-. gOUTH JJANCE In aid of Mayor's Comforts Fund. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. In Mr. G. Franke’s Woolshed, Bulls-Turakina Road. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/-. LOST AND FOUND. j OST —Polled Jersey Cow, in full milk. Ring 2839, Marton. T OST —White Fox Terrier Dog (brown ears), Tuesday. Answers to “Run.” Ring 4293. Reward. T OST —Fur Stole, between MartonGreatford, August 18. Finder please 'forward to Moles, Railways, Greatford. Reward. J OST—Black Rough-haired Dog, white collar, from Cliff Road, Marton. Answers to “Roy.” Reward. Ring 2835. Marton. TO LET OR TO LEASE. rpO LET—Five-roomed House, close ■*- City; 25/- week. T. G. Hackshaw, 77 Ridgway Street. ACCOMMODATION WANTED. QINGLE Furnished Room, with or without board, wanted by yohng woman; civil servant; reasonable, and handy City. ’Phone 2124. FARM EQUIPMENT FOR QUALITY. T ETTUCE, wonderful wilt-resisting: If anything, larger than the wellknown Webb's Wonderful, besides having the distinction of being wilt-re-sisting. Per pkt., 6d per oz. pARSNIP, Ox Heart: A distinct and valuable type, this selected new type is fatter than Hollow Crown, quality tender, ready three weeks earlier than others. Per pkt., 6d per oz. J'URNIP, Model White: A splendid quick-maturing variety. roots clean, good shape, and perfectly white. Per pkt., 6d per oz. pEAS, W. F. Massey: A week earlier and much larger pods than William Hurst, English Wonder, and other dwarf peas; height 18in., flavour delicious. Per pkt., 6d. pEAS, Southern Cross: Here is a grand pea, 30in. high, absolutely the heaviest cropper known; splendid flavour and colour. 6d per pkt. pEAS, New Wonder: This 1943 new Pea is outstanding in that it has 8 to 11 peas in pod, and measures up to sin. in length. 1/- pkt. JJNION Plants: We can supply you at any time, any quanity, any varieties, of Onion Plants; they’re going up next month. 1/3 100; 9/- 1000. QUALITY Plants: Fresh each morning, all grown outside; Butterfat Cabbage, Enfield Market, Lettuce, Webb’s Wonderful; any quantity. 6d per bunch. QARNATIONS, Otaki Pink: Let the Quality Shop supply you with one or a dozen of that wonder Carnation; strong, healthy plants; 2/- each; postage extra. gPECIALS: The above lines are all for present planting and carry dur recommendation. Quality always at the Farm Eouinment Co. TENDERS. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT WANGANUI SASH & DOOR & TIMBER CO.. LTD (’Phone 2149). d. McFarlane & co., ltd. ('Phone 2117). BASSETT & co., LTD (’Phone 2167).
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 87, Issue 205, 31 August 1943, Page 1
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