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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 94, 21 April 1944, Page 1

I SITUATIONS VACANT. L’ARMHAND wanted for general farm work. Write “P 128 Chronicle. INTELLIGENT, able-bodied Man, good packer, wanted for wholesale china business; five-day week. Write urgently to “P 129 Chronicle. TJTTCHEN Help wanted for Friends' School; also Assistant Laundress. Apply Matron. QINGLE Cowman-gardener wanted, ~ Feilding district; permanent position; wages £4 per week and keep. Apply, giving age, etc., c/o Box 34, Feilding, or ring telephone 346 U Feilding, between 7 and 8 p.m. vyOMAN wanted to relieve; good ’* wages. Apply Mrs. Brett, Federal Hotel. WANTED. DOY, between 15 and 17 years, for our warehouse. Good opportunity to learn Stationery Business. 40-hour week. No Saturday work. Apply— A. D. WILLIS. LTD., Taupo Quay. WANGANUI HOSPITAL BOARD. RAETIHI HOSPITAL. \PP LI CATIONS are invited for the position of Wardsmaid at the above institution. Award rate of wages. Apply to Matron, Raetihi Hospital. CHOOSE ! THESE are soma of the 300 I.C.S.- Courses which you can study in epare time, wherever you live:— Accountancy Electrical Eng. Architecture Diesel Engineer Building Mechanical Eng. Plumbing Fitter and Turner Chemistry Carpenter and Joiner Aero Eng. Aviation Radio Radio Meeh. Motor Mechanic Marine Examc. Steam Certificates Wireman’s Lie. Professional Exams. Become an I.C.S. trained man and progress. Send for Free Prospectus, stating your subject. No obligation. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept D, P.O. Box 233, Wanganui. Dept. D, P O-_Box 233, Wanganui. LOST AND FOUND T OST —Small Gold Watch, between P.O. and Durie Hill. Ring 4321. Reward. - T OST—£5 Note, by working girl, in or near Civic Theatre, Marton, Tuesday night. Reward £l. Finder please leave at Chronicle Office, Marton. T OST—Six Wethers (branded C. 8.), n from Springvale. Reward fc)r anyone giving information. Apply Candish Bros., Wanganui East. f" OST, black and tan beardie dog. Apply to Marton Railway Station. TpOUND, left in Chronicle Avenue Office, bottle glove cleaner. Apply Chronicle. JpOUND, jar of Mentholatum, City. Apply Chronicle Avenue Office. WANGANUI FRUIT SUPPLY. QAULIFLOWER! Cauliflower! Caulir flowers! Owing to heavy stocks of Cauliflowers arriving to-morrow, 1200 will be sold at ridiculous prices, from 6d up. These are first-quality Cauliflower, Snowwhite. See our display before choosing. QUR Regular Supplies of all Fresh Vegetables are arriving daily. Fresh Green Peas, 6d, 6d 6d per lb. Beans, 21b. for 1/3. gPECIAL Displays of First-quality Tomatoes. Our price 6d and 8d per ]b. Fresh-cut Lettuce, two for 7d and two for 9d. These are good. ARRIVING: Quinces, Cape Gooseberries. Order early. We have heavy stocks for the week-end. QUR motto: Quick turnover, small profits.” Don’t hesitate. We are here to please all. Wanganui Fruit Supply, Guyton Street. ’Phone 3759. HARPER’S RADIO SUPPLIES. ■jUUGE stocks Condensers, Resistors, Potentiometers, Speakers, and all Radio Parts. Prices right. T3LASTIC Streamlined Torches, 12/6, Torch Bulbs 1/3; No. 6 Cells 3/5. Harper’s. TJARPER’S for reliable radio repairs, free valve testing, used and new radios. “COVENT GARDEN” SPECIALS. JJLANT now! Spring Bulbs. We stock only top-grade bulbs, specially selected for size and purity of flower. Robinson and Couchman, next to Dobbs Bros. ANEMONES. Top size, 2/- doz.; first grade, 1/6 doz.; 2nd ‘flze, 1/doz.; all Claremont “A.A.” strain. Crocus. Finest Mixed and Blue, 2/6 do; Muscari Plumosa, 10/- doz.; Muscari Blue, Dutch Iris Mixed. 3/6 doz. JPREESIAS! Finest Mixed Hybrids, 3/6 doz.; “Burtoni,” Giant creamy yellow, 2/- doz.: “Refracta Alba,” small sweet-scented. 1/6 doz. “Pearsoni,” giant orange, yellow-tipped redi4/- doz.; “Pendula,” tall coral red bells, 6d each; “Aurea,” pure deep yellow, 2/6 doz. ■JVTARCISSI! Fine mixture, new seed- ’ ling varieties, 3/- doz.; “Soliel D’or” or yellow jonquils, 1/6 doz.; . Trumpet Daffodils. 3/6 doz. T’ULIPS! Finest strain No. 1 Darwins, in 12 separate shades. 7/6 doz. choice mixed, 5/- doz. For Quality Bulbs buy from the “Covent Garden” Seed and Florist Shop, 167 Avenue Potted Plants of Red, Pink and Rose Flowering Gums. Kaka Beaks, Pepper Trees, and Giant Passionfruit, at Robinson and Couchman’s.