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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 12793, 11 June 1909, Page 1

For Sftl* ifTiLft New Residence on St. John's HilL WANCANUI'S CHOICEST £?:ft FAVOURITE SUBURB. We offer a unique opportunity t_ anyone wanting a first-class residential property on the best part of St. John'« Hill, in the following:— Section about Half an Acre, ma^nincant view of the Town and Suburbpwhich can never be shut out, as the section is one of the last available on the Brow of the Hill, overlooking the town. Well-built new 6-rooraed residence (large rooms) verandah on two sides, brick foundations, bathroom, scullery, wash-house with copper and tubs, range, hot and cold water, two tanks, gas throughout, in fact every modern convenience. We can confidently recommend this property to anyone wanting a really first-class place at a very reasonable price. The price is only £Hot. We can arrange very easy terms. Only £108 Cash Required. We shall be pleased to drive you up to inspect this property, it is cheap and good, and well worth inspection. Come to-day. O. L. Dmg&n & Co., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, 75, RiDGWAY STREET. Advertisements not exceeding ia words wit! be inserted In this oolun-.n for 1/- Cash. t'ath additional \uora £_ Booked, 50 per cent, extra. Gft-ua! Wanted.. WANTED.— A Situation .as Children's Mtu*>i\ Apply "Experienced," Herald Office. WANTED Known.— Vacancy for Gei tlemen Hoarders. Apply 31, St. Hill Street. WANTED Known— White's Tea Rooms serve dainty luncheons daily, from 12 to 2. WANTED.— Scrub cutting or gorse grubbing by experienced man. Write "Experienced," Herald Office. WANTED Known.— Webb and Aru.vt Ties Ls, 16 Gd, 2s, and 2s fid.— Slyfield. Gent's Outfitter. WANTED Known.— For the cold wonther, a grand selection of Fur Necklets, Fur Boae, Fur Muffs, Fur Capes and Fur-lined Gloves. Splendid, value at Ilobcrte' Satisfaction Store. WANTED.— Smart young lady, to cauva.'vs: 6s a day commission easily made. Apply Saturday evening, 34, Keith St. WANTED. — By young married woma-.i, situation as Housekeeper, in toy v or country. Write "C.P.," care Dnmblo J3ros., Tobacconists. Eidgway St. WANTED Known. — Tailor-irade Si-its 455, 50s, 555, 6CB, and 70s. — Slyfield, Outfitter, Bidgway St. WANTED To Let. — Yard accommodation. Centrally situated. Apply at Turner and Co.'s, Maria Place. WANTED To Let— 7-roomed Hou*e, Wil&on. Street, bathroom, washhouse, etc. Apply Mrs Hill, 156, Avenue. WANTED Known.— Beef Tea and toasb served daily at Wliite's Tea Rooms, from 10 o'clock. WANTED. — By experienced young lady — Position in office. Write teri:ic» to "Hopeful," Herald Office. WANTED Known.— Lost, on Uivr Hank— Tail-board off cart. Reward on returning to T. A. Harkness WANTED Known.— Dainty Afternoon Teas at White's Tea Rooms. WANTED To Let— Two nice bed-sit-ting Rooms; good locality. Terms moderate. References required. Apply Herald. WANTED Known.— Vacancies for Boarders. Apply Mrs A. E. Nelson, River Bank, Wanganui East. WANTED To Let— Swall Eesidencf, with Copper and tubs, and every convenience. Apply Mrs Watt Sandridge Hall. WANTED Known.— Riding Breeched rrom 13s 6d to 30s; Biu-kskjn strappings.— Slyfield, Outfitter, Ridgway Si. WANTED Known.— Millinery bargains during this week at Roberta' Satisfaction Store. All trimmed millinery greatly reduced. WANTED Known.— Lost— Black an] Tan Sheep Dog, at Putiki, Friermorning. Antwerp, to name of "Jack.' Reward on leaving information at this office. WANTED —Canvassers for Life Assur ance. .Apply A.M.P. Society. WANTED Known.— Men's Saddle-tweoi Trousers; guaranteed all-wool, in all eizee, 8s lid pair. — J. McFarlane, Draper, Avenue. WANTED Known. — A 6plcndid selection of Girls' Trimmed Felt Hats, simple, pretty, and inexjiensive, at Roberts' Satisfaction Store. WANTED Known. — Marcella QnilK, (extra large size), 9s 6d each; Dou-ble-bed size, 8s lid each. — J. McFarlane, Draper, Avenue. WANTED Known. — 3 pairs Colonial Woollen c ox 2.s 6d. Fbuncls 2s lid. Caps Is. Braces Is.— Slyfield, Outfitter. WANTED Known. — Pure Long-cloth, 35 x H6 inches wide, at 5s and ."s Gd dozen. — John McFarlane, Draper, Avenue. W»nt«dt Continue* on !*•«• l,