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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11476, 6 February 1905, Page 1

Public Notioei. i INFORMATION WANTED. INFORMATION wanted as to the whereabout of, JAMES TRAVIS, who left the American barque '"Maria" at Bay of Islands, New Zealand, under the name of JAMES WILSON between 1852 and 183 G. Address Ira. L". Travis, Madison Aye, Flushing. New York,. U.S.A., or E. V. Thorn, No. 61, Yokohama, Japan. , — : jp , NOTICfi. - I~\R CLENNEL FENWICK has removed to No. GO, liigostro Street, next door i to his late residence. ' j IN THE ESTATE * OF CHARLES GORDON, late of s Wangauui, Livery | Stable Keeper, deceased. ALL Persons having claims against the estate of the above-named deceased are requested to send in the same to the I undersigned forthwith. >. i FITZHERBERT AND MARSHALL. Solicitors to thp Administratrix. BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. \ A PPLICATIONS, endorsed "Foreman," | J\. and addressed to the undersigned. . will be received until 7.30 p,m. on Febru- J ary 7th, 1905, for the positiou of General foreman. Plumber preferred. Applicants must be practical and will have to undergo examination. Schedule of duties may be I seen at the office of this paper. ROBERT N. KEELING, ' Town Clerk. ■ 31st January, 1905. i NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ; MASTI-RTON A AND P. SHOW. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets will be issued to Masterton from Wanga- i n ui. Taihapp, Foxton. and intermediate . stations on 13th and 14th February, available for leturn till 21st February. 1905. For further particulars see Posters at stations. BY ORDER. THE WANGANUI ECONOMIC BUILDING SOCIETY. AN Appropriation by Ballot of J>3oo, in two sums of .£l5O each, will bo held ; in the Society's Offices, Ridgway Street, : Wanganui, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th ; day ol' February, 1905. at 8 p.m. The attention of members is drawn to Rule No. 102, which requires them to 1 make themselves clear of the Society's , books on or before the pay night of the 13th instant. It is particularly notified that no arrears of subscriptions will, on any account, oe received afl^»; M^lt.e.pfiy nijpfht preceding the ballot (on- l',h'c 13th instant). • ' , Members, in arrears on. that date will • be excluded from participation. C. L. DUIGAN, Secretary, 112, Kidgway Street. mo THE ELECTORS OF WANGANUI. \ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I have been asked by many of my old friends and by many.' who only know me ( by repute to come forward as a Candidate ] for your suffrages at the next General Election. \ I am asked by others many times a day what my political intentions are. To prevent any misapprehension, I here state that I WILL CONTEST THE WANGANUI SEAT IN THFJ OPPOSITION INTERESTS, AND IN THE INTERESTS OF RIGHT AND JUSTICE, against all coiners. I am, Yours faithfully, F. H. HASELDEN. Tender.. \ MANGAWHERO ROAD BOARD. rnE'NDERS are invited for the supply '. _L and delivery or 670 cubic yards of "ravel. Tenders close at the Board's Office, Victoria Avenue, at 12 noon, February 15th, where specifications may be seen. The Foreman will leave Missen's Store, Upokongaro, on MONDAY, the 13th, at 10 a.m., to show the work. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MORTON JONES, Clerk. Lost and Found. LOST— Between Aramoho and Wnngamii. on Rivor Bank, a Carriage Hor°e Collar. Finder please leave fit Herald Office. ■\ Have You a Thirst? YES ! Many of them, this hot, dusty weather. • Well, the very best place to get rid of it is at „ ■ : DUSTIN'S ICED SODA FOUNTAIN. , Here you may have your choice of 30 different Soda Drinks and Cream Shakes ' for a modest threepenny bit. Or if you prefer an ice cream soda — Uncle Sam's ! pet beverage— it is yours for 6d. Come at any time when you have a thirst. Have you tried Dustin's Almond Cakes? . A whopper for Is. And so nice, .too. Ask your grocer for a Dustin's i»iab Cake. Lovely for afternoon tea. W. S. DUSTIN, . CONFECTIONER. CATERER. ETC.. Ridgway Street and Victoria" Avenua Avenue, Wanganui.