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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 167, 22 July 1946, Page 10

MEN’S SUITS - ■ A MEN’S OVERCOATS ALL SIZES. MEN’S WORKING WEAR —ALL TRADES BOYS’ and YOUTHS WEAR SHIRTS PYJAMAS UNDERWEAR ALL AT THE BUSY STORE I i It will pay you to provide proper pern and sheda for fattening your Pigs. You can buy here TIMBER FOR PIG SHEDS, PENS, BAILS, M DAIRIES, SHELTERS, ETC. and we can supply exactly what you need at the lowest prices. Fatten your Pigs in proper Hog Houses and benefit by the better prices you will rocehw. WANGANUI SASH & DOOR ■ FACTORY & TIMBER CO. LTD. ■ H. RIDGWAY STREET, WANGA N U I. 'Phone 2141

COMPANY AFFAIRS I The following information concerning the ) payment of dividends and the closing of I iMioks has been received by the Stock Ex- . change Association of New Zealand:— British Tobacco Co. (Australia), Ltd.: The I directors have declared a dividend on the i issued preference shares at the rate of 62 per I cent, per annum for the three months ended July 31. payable on that date. Transfers for preference shares received up to and including’ July 10 will be in time to be passed for the pavment to the transferees. Imperial Chemical Industries of Australia and New Zealand Ltd.: The directors have declared a dividend of 2i per cent, for the halfyear ended July 31 on the 5 per cent, preference shares, payable on that date. The preference share register will be closed from July 17 to July 31, both days inclusive. Queer 5 land National Bank Ltd. - The transfer books : ;,d register of me-nners of the hank •will be closed from August 1 to August 15, both dates inclusive. AMERICAN DIVORCES NEW ZEALAND WIVES. Disappointment at the "reluctance or apathy" of New Zealand girls married to American ex-servicemen in trying to secure help regarding divorce proceedings instituted by their husbands, was expressed in Wellington by Mrs. D. Sviatko, chairman of the committee of wives set up to investigate avenues of possible aid in defending the divorces. Mrs. Sviatko said it seemed unfair that the few girls who were courageous enough to take the initial steps to secure help in this matter should not he backed up by the many others similarly placed. The petition which was to be sent to President Truman through the New Zealand Government had so far been signed bv onlynine girls, although Mrs. Sviatko had hoped to secure 100 signatures. "It seems that the wives here against whom divorce proceedings are being taken by husbands in America will reap the benefit of the early work being done by the few,” said Mrs. Sviatko. She added that the Kiwi Club in Auckland had been requested to assist by asking anv Auckland wives, against whom divorce proceedings were pending, to support the petition.

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