Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Wanganui Chronicle, 1 June 1948, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED ADVERTISER will care for invalid or elderly person, one afternoon weekly; can drive car. read and mend. Write W347, Box 3, Marton. HILL Top-dressing, Scrub-cutting, Draining, Fencing, Truck Driving; reliable and fully experienced. Write R 172 Chronicle. MAN, willing worker, seeks work of any description. Write Rl9O, Chronicle. MAN, young, married, seeks position as shepherd or on mixed farm; own dogs; experienced; holds heavy traffic licence. Wife will cook for one or two men; references if required. Ring 8255 M, between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. POSITION on Mixed Farm, handy to Wanganui, wanted by returned serviceman; willing worker, one season’s experience on dairy farm. Write R 54, Chronicle. SECTIONS. - Scrub, Gorse, Lupins, cut or grubbed; also Digging; wages or contract. Castlecliff area preferred. Write RlB3, Chronicle. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Beardy Tattle Dog, answers to name "Mac.” Please ring Burke, 4373. ' LOST, vicinity’lncome Tax Department Two Cheques; pavment stopped. Finder please ring 3720, or 2439. __ LOST—Black and White Dog called “Lad.” Blue mark in left eve. Finder please ring Maxwell Store. LOST—Motor Cycle Oil Tank Cap Saturday. Ring 2027. LOST, between Otara Bridge, Ohingaiti and Mangaonoho—P.A. 18months Steer; back quarter left ear and back bit right ear. Abraham and Williams, Hunterville; agent H. Rowley, phone 20K. . LOST (strayed from Warrengate Road)—Black Dog. with white markings. Finder please ring Mac Lean, 632, LOST (left in telephone box opposite Regent)—A Maori Basket, with fern pattern on the outside. It contains a pair of hobnail boots (size 7) and two little boys’ jerseys (a navy and a grey with a little black contrasting) and a bag of little cakes. Address, Chronicle. FOUND, on my property. Tutaenui, Marton —Hogget, with red _ raddle markings. If not claimed within 14 days will be sold. Walter Hill, phone 5709. Marton. FOUND—Scarf in Avenue last week. Owner pay for advertisement. Address at Chronicle Office. WORK WANTED WANTED—Jobbing work, alterations any branch building trade, by class tradesman; work fully guaranteed. Apply 43 Rangitikei St., Wanganui E. CARPET Cleaning. Vacuum Cleaning Co., phone 3810.

PAINTING and Paperhanging, town or country; estimates given, R. Wilson. Phone 4608. PLUMBING Work ol any description wanted; lowest prices. Rush jobs a speciality Try Dalzell 'phone 2206: CARPETS Cleaned and Shampooed. Returned like new. City Cleaning Coy., Cnr. Guyton and St. Hill Streets. ’Phone 2501. ANN’S PANTRY STEAK and Kidney Pies. Get them today from Ann’s Pantry, next to Farmers’ Meat. CHICKEN Pies. Delicious. Crammedfull Chicken Pies at Ann’s Pantry. _ CAMBRIDGE Pies. A favourite with all the family. Get them at Ann’s Pantry. SAVOURY Rissoles. A real treat and you can’t beat Ann’s Pantry Rissoles. FOR all your Savoury Snacks visit Ann’s Pantry, right next door to Farmers’ Meat. REMEMBER Chicken Pies are Genuine Chicken and each Pie is Full of delicious White Meat. “THE OUTFITTERS" OFFER BOYS’ Underwear. Just arrived. All sizes in Pants; wool from 4/4: cotton. from 3/11. BOYS’ Underwear, all sizes in interlock, athletic and short-sleeved vests. Athletic, 3/3; Short sleeved. 3/11. NAPP Trousers. Strong English Napp Trousers, in all sizes, only 16/9 pair. WORK Shirts. Strong Cottons, in ail sizes. Roomy fittings, from 10/9. WOOL Dressing Gowns. Warm, Smart Checks or Stripes. All sizes. From 75/-. MAIL Your Order to Moodie and Wallis. Ltd., P.O. Box 155, Wanganui. LAWRENCE’S WINE BAR SPECIAL "Embassy' Peach and Cherry Brand only 19/b bottle at Lawrence’s Bottle Store. DO you prefer a ight palatable Fruit wine? Try Vitone Fruit Wines—only 7/6 bottle. LAWRENCE’S have the most complete and comprehensive range of Wines Ciders, Liqueurs and Cocktails in Wanganui. YOU are invited to sample any of the wines in the comfortable Lounge or Bar. REST a while and enjoy the quiet warm comfort of our Lounge and Private Bars. THERE'S refreshing and chill-chas-ing Ports, Sweet Sherries and delicious Liqueurs for you and Aerated Drinks for the Kiddies. H. I. JONES & SON. LTD. LOOK. Cheap novels for winter reading at Jones. Special stocktaking reductions. LOOK. Your chance to stock up your_bookshelves for winter months. LOOK._ Hundreds of novels at below cost prices. 5/- to 6/- and under 5/-. LOOK. Mysteries, Romances and Crime Club Novels by many of your favourite authors. LOOK. Bargains in Books. Novels bythe dozen at cost price. LOOK at. our Stocktaking Specials in Novels, this .week. Nothing over 6/-. CHAINEY BROS.' CYCLE DEALERS 3 SPEED Gears—now available cash or terms arranged. CYCLES—FuII range on hand, £2 deposit. 7/6 Weekly. CLEANERS—ByIock and Stirling. £1 Deposit, 7/6 Weekly. CYCLOMETERS—Limited number on hand, 13/3 each. REPAIRS—AvaiI yourself of our same day service. PRAMS—Push Chairs—Cane Dolls’ Prams Now available. £1 Deposit. 5/- Weekly. G. S. MOWAT & CO.. ST. HILL ST. TYRES are still in short supply. Look after your casings and have them recapped or treaded W r can re-sole those tennis shoes SEE us before buying that new tyre, and save money by re-caps.