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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11645, 24 August 1905, Page 1

Amusements, BULB SHOW. BULB SHOT THE A KAUAL T)ULB , GIO 1 ! Will bo held in the Museum Hall, v WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 6t and 7th SEPTEMBER. Open each day, 2.30 p.m. till 10 p.m. A glorious display of Spring Flower ,c, c Support your own Museum. ' Tickets entitling- holder, to admissioi and to participate in weight-judging con petition may be obtained from J. T. Sii clair, Messrs A. Laird and Sons, H. Drey '" and Mr Hames (Museum). Admission Is. „ " ' C. W. BABBAGE, a A. O. WILLIAMS, ' Hon. Sec. j . Tender*. PATEA , COUNTY COUNCIL. CONTRACTS 19, 20, AND 21, , MAKAKAHO. SEPARATE Tenders for formation, etc. kj on M^ikak'aho Road (as above) will bi , received at the County Offices, Patea, vi J to noon- of MONDAY, 11th September E 1905. Plans and specifications may be inspect . ed ah Mr Curry's store, Waitotara, anc Mr " Armstrong's store, Ngamatapouri. The Engineer wili meet intending tenderers at Upper Waitotara Suspensior Bridge at 1.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, Isl September. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. C. HORNER, County Clerk. THE WANGANUI ECONOMIC BUILDING SOCIETY. APPROPRIATION BY BALLOT. AN Appropriation by Ballot of «£3OO, in two sums of .£l5O each, will be .held at the Society's Offices, Ridgway Street, Wanganui, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of August, 1905, at 8 p.m. The attention of members is drawn to ,Rule No. 102, which requires them to make themselves clear- on the Society's books on or before the pay night on 'the 28th August. 'It is particularly notified that no arrears of subscriptions will, on any account, be received after the pay night preceding the Ballot (28th August). Members in arrears on that date will i be excluded from participation. ; C. L. DUIGAN, Secretary, 112, Ridgway Street. A REVOLUTION; IN DRESS CUTTING. •IMPERIAL SYSTEM^ - N-O -FlTTHf€h' ' • • •- REQUIRED; SIX Shaped Coata, Ladies' and Children's' Dresses, Boys' Coats, All Shaped Skirts, Collars, and FlounceSj TO BE LEARNED IN TWO LESSONS OF TWO HOURS. Smart dressing reduced to simply cost of material. Every mother and daughter her own dressmaker. Demonstrations free at any time. CLASSES: WEDNESDAY, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.; THURSDAY, 10 to 12; FRIDAY, 10 to 12; SATURDAY, 10 to 12. Terms on application to ' MISS K. JOHNSTON, pja:wPAL, coord's buildings. Support Local Industries BY USING COALBROOKDALE COAL. TTOUSEHOLDBRS are learning by exJLjL perience that in order to economise they must xise COALBROOKDALE COAL. Retailed ex Yard within Borough at:-v-Screened Coal, 37s per toil. Unscreened Coal, 33s per ton. Screened Nuts, 32sper ton. - Small Coal, 29s per ton. Coke and Firewood also supplied. Our prices are right. Full weight guaranteed. ' Prompt "delivery. Ring up No. 158. Office and Yard— St. Hill Street. Closed Saturdays from 1 -p.m. THE WESTPORT COAL COMPANY, - LIMITED." WANGANUI. •Wanted!. WANTED- Known.— Various valuable Prizes, -including £5, £2, and several single Sovereigns and Half-sovereigns still unclaimed. Apply Castle Tea Company". WANTED to'SelL— Gent's'Maise^HaVris Bicycle, No. 405. A real good bargain to a working man at ,£8 cash; easy terms arranged. Adams Star Cycle Co., Avenjie. "ANTED.— AII who have cold feet to purchase a "Perfection" Hot Water Bottle. 8s 6d, 10s 6d, or 12s 6d, according to size^at Wilton's Pharmacies, WANTED. — Photographers to purchase their supplies at Wilton's Photographic Department, 33, Victoria Avenue. ANTED Known.— Benedict's Worm . Grapes cure worms in children, and are easily taken. Is dozen, at Wilton's Pharmacies. WANTED Known— Everything a pb.Qtographer needs is stocked at Wilton's Photographic Department, „ 33, Victoria Avenue. WANTED~Known.— That we" don't want the public to buy second-hand furniture, and that during the List week «f our sale, now on, they will buy cheaper from us than by buying second-hand. If you want anything, try our- establishment in Ridgway Street. Browne and Wainwright. '* WANTED to let.— House in; Avenue, 8 rooms, al 15s per week. Apply Burnett and Gordon.