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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 88, Issue 126, 29 May 1944, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. THANKS. d! TO WANGANUI ELECTORS. :e | ° I J WISH to thank those electors ol e ’i Wanganui who. in according mt ; 4710 votes in Saturday's Mayoral elec.(.'jtion, paid me one of the highest comt pliments ever received by a defcatec e candidate in that issue. To those whe 1 supported me in my campaign anti j furnished: me with so much material j | assistance I tender my sincere thanks j! I in which expression of appreciatior s I Mrs, Adams joins me. I congratulatt Mr. Rogers on his success and on tht clean fight with which it was obtained. He and the electors of Wanganui may count on my hearty co- . operation in all projects which will be of benefit to this city of ours. G. J. ADAMS. r THANKS. 1 WANGANUI CITIZENS’ “ ASSOCIATION. / '• 1 36 * °f 11 10 Wanganui Citizens' f Association, I wish to thank the s electors for the decisive mandate r which they gave on Saturday in re--1 turning a majority of Citizens' Association nominees on the City Coun- - ell, the Harbour Board, and the Power I Board, together with two representaf fives on the Hospital Board. The ins creased support received by Dr. - Adams, the Citizens’ nominee for the Mayoralty, was also very satisfactory. The support accorded all candidates on the Citizens’ “ticket” is accepted, as evidence of an awakened interest in civic affairs, and an earnest that such interest will be maintained during the term of office of the locai I bodies. The Association is also appreciative of the support accorded candidates who did not secure election , to office, and of the sense of civic duty I which actuated all who sought office. , The Association will continue its activir ties in all directions to the better- , ment of the city. ; E. W. MEREWETHER, President.. 1 NOTICE. JTAKEN from Chronicle Office, Wicksteed Place, Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, rubber door mat. Any person knowing where’l abouts will be rewarded. ‘I WANGANUI CHRONICLE CO. LTD. Phone 2191. JDA gHEARER, FRENCH MILLINER, Wakefield Chambers - Wanganui. WINTER SEASON SALE. ' All this Season's Stock at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ' Distinctive and Becoming Model Hats, Berets, Turbans and Plain Tailored Hats in fur felt, etc., in all this Season’s Colourings, including Black, Navy and Brown. > PUBLIC NOTICE. JJWING to shortage of labour, all Shoeing of Horses will be discontinued from May 31, 1944. A. H. DALES. Lower High Street, Marton.

THANKS. J DESIRE to convey my sincere appreciation to all those who voted . in my favour as a candidate for election on the Wanganui Hospital Board. W. J. FEENEY. Wanganui, May 29. THE ROYAL SCHOOL, OF MUSIC, LONDON. ? WRITTEN EXAMINATION. JENTRIES for the above examination • close with the Secretary on Thurs- , day, June 1. Date of examination, • Saturday, July 1, 1944. E. LIND. Local Secretary. WANTED. PIRST lAUNDRESS. Live in or : out. Paid holidays. , Apply— MATRON. Girls' College. ■ — i 1 WELCOME HOME. WELCOME Home will be tendered j Pte. J. Allomes and Gnr. R. Brown 1 in Maxwell Hall on Tuesday, May 30. Wanganui Dance Band. Ladies 2/-, Gents 2/6. ( TENDERS. J TENDERS. i epENDERS will be received at our Office. No. 14 Wicksteed Place,! 1 Wanganui, until 4 p.m. on 12th June,-' 1944, for the erection of Additions in|f Reinforced Concrete and Brick to our j Works at Aramoho. Plans, etc., may ■ be obtained at our Office, or from I J. G. Collins. Architect, 118 Hereford! ’ •Street, Christchurch. KEMPTHORNE PROSSER ft CO.’S | NEW ZEALAND DRUG COMPANY “ LIMITED. c 1 t GOLDEN BAY s CEMENT ‘ 1 c I WANGANUI SASH & DOOR ft l TIMBER CO. LTD. (’Phone 2149). < BASSETT ft CO. LTD. (’Phone 216’1) I d. McFarlane & co. ltd. J (’Phone 2117). '( I