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Wanganui Chronicle, 31 October 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES rjUARDS MARCHING TEAM '■' COMPETITION. WINNER— D. BARWOOD, Taihape. PUBLIC NOTICE. JfOUND Straying on my Farm since July: Jersey Cow, with markings on right rump. Charges of 1/- a day will be made unless removed by Friday next. W. R. URU, Wangaehu. FOLLOW THE BAND 1 QARDEN pARTY. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2. ARAMOHO SCHOOL GROUNDS. Best Bonny Baby—3 Sections: Under 18 months; under 12 months; under 6 months. Cash Prizes. Best Sponge Cake. An Abundance of Produce, Toys, Cakes, Sweets, Haberdashery, Plants, Flowers, Jumble. GAMES AND COMPETITIONS FOR ALL. For Queen Alexandra Band's Uniform and Equipment Fund. DO YOUR SHOPPING AT ARAMOHO NEXT SATURDAY. Opened by His Worship The Mayor, Mr. W. J. Rogers, at 1.30 p.m. WANGANUI A & P. ASSOCIATION 1946 SPRING SHOW. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, , NOVEMBER 1. pXHIBITORS are reminder that entries in all sections close at 4 p.m. on Friday, November 1. A. R. DONALDSON, Secretary. N.Z. HOMESERVICEMEN’S ASSN (Incorporated.). (WANGANUI BRANCH). JN view of the visit of the War Pensions Secretary to Wanganui next Monday, any Homeserviceman who has a problem in connection with a yar service pension, is advised to get in touch with the undersigned immediately. T. N. HAY-CAMPBELL, Secretary. WANGANUI RIVER ROAD FARMERS. ATATTHEWS, BROS.’ Bulldozer is ■*■ in your district, and is available for engagements. For particulars ring 2463, Wanganui. ’ ~WANGANUI ROWING ASSN. OPENING DAY - SAT., NOV. 2. J’KE Official Opening of the Season will take place at the Union Boat Shed on Saturday. November 2, at 2.30 p.m. Sprint Fours racing. Afternoon Tea provided. E. J. CROTTY, Hon. Secretary.

GIFT AFTERNOON AT RATA. JJWING to unforeseen circumstances the Gift Afternoon, which was to have been held this Friday, for Miss Jean Cameron, has been postponed until THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, in the RATA HALL MARTON COMBINED SPORTS, Inc r pHE above body is purchasing the Druids' Hall, in Marton, for the purpose of establishing a Gymnasium and Sports Centre. In order to obtain the necessary deposit, donations are' solicited from members of the com- 1 . munity who desire to support such a| recreation and training centre fori youth in the district. Donations may, be made to the Secretary— R. G. KINGDON. Townhend's- Buildings, Marton. ANNUAL SCHOOLS' ( ’HOIR GIRLS’ COLLEGE HALL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, AT 8 P.M. Programme-Tickets (2/-) at door, or at Technical College Office. PARNELL AND COX. JJNIONS! Onions! Onions! Yes, we can supply these this week. Pukekohe Longkeeper, 1/6 100. JJEAS, 1 for present sowing Stratagem. This is a re-selected strain; 1/6 lb. O’OMATOES. Tatura Dwarf, Best of All, and Beefsteak. Why not grow your own fruit? I jyjARIGOLDS! Sunset Giants. Im- | I mens: 1 flowers, five to s'x inches | across; 1/6 dozen. [ JJETUNIAS! G ants *of I and Fluffy Ruffles. Huge ruffledj flowers. 2 G dozen; Rosy Morn, 1/61 doz. r pRY us for all choice flower seed- ! lings. We have a choice array or, all the best. | WORK WANTED [ I >AL\T.NG and Paperhanging. tu\vn ' ■ or country; estimates given. R i • Wilson. ’Phone 4608 i IJAINTING. Paperhanging, etc. Sat- ' I isfaction guaranteed Estimates i free. Cliff Campbell, 'phone 2067. i pLUMBING Work of any description <1 wanted; lowest prices Rush jobs a specialty. Try Dalziell, 'phone 2206; j private, 3103.