BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 13036, 1 April 1910, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTES.

AUCTION SALE OF TOWN AND SUB-. URBAN PROPERTIES TO-M08R0... 1 The auction sale of the town and suburban properties in the estate of the late. A. Gregory takes place in Messrs C. L. Duigan arid Co.’s Ridgway Street auction rooms, to-morrow (Saturday, April 2), at 3 p.m. sharp. The properties to he brought under the hammer comprise eight splendid building sections in 'Pimri Street, Matipo (on the electric tram route), a desirable building section at Smithfield, and several new and comfortable ITouse properties in the borough. The properties are offered on account of the Public Trustee, and are for absolute sale to wind up the estate. This is a bona fide chance to. investors. Messrs C. L. Duigan and C 0.,, the auctioneers, will be nleased to furnish full particulars;; on application. . ; j

Messrs. Holloway, Hogan and Cadcjy, expdfct a great day to-morrow.’ Open "until 9 o’clock. Bs sure and give their. sale{a call. WANGANUI RIVER! ‘ The tourist traffic on,,the Wanganui,! River—we are ladyised—continues well, up to previous New Pi : ril i HcuE.s-r-wffili .iiitS),, splendid;, apT'" ■•’r.'.utr r.nd unique winter garden en-rj K i;. •’ ’! • hsr v. nils—is proving pn addi-f -action to .the favourite, and r w rid-known trip. Many visitors r.-’' faking advantage of the low tap®, which has been fixed for staying a week or over. Pipiriki has always'been looked upon as an ideal health and rest resort, and with the added attractions of the now house it will now, no doubt, still be; more largely frequented than ever. Red Cross Pharmacy—SOAP SAMPLES —every day. Still plenty of bargains left at Holloway, Hogan, and Caddy’s great stock-; taking sale. CRICHTON AND NEWMAN’S ODD : LINES. j Special attention is directed to the odd; lines on offer at the door of No. 92 Ridg-: way Street. All goods marked in plain ; figures. Just examine the names of the : makers, aud note the prices. A lot of, real snips for to-morrow. Messrs. Williams and Harper have a long list of entries for their sale to-mor-row. Tlie sail starts as usual at noon, and the furniture is sold at 2 p.m. For particulars see advertisement, or better still, call at the mart and inspect. THE NEW SHOE STORE. ’ The Rees-Jones Shoe Store on the Avenue are always leadng in modem footwear. The new winter stocks are the best yet landed by this firm. The variety of slippers and evening shoes is unsurpassed, while the values are the best. See the grand show on the Avenue. It j cannot be missed. The Rees-Jones Shoo Store. All trams stop at the door. ■ BARGAINS ON SATURDAY AT THE ECONOMIC. Pay a visit to the Easter Bargain Carnival at the Economic to-morrow, Saturday. Special bargains in millinery, coats and jackets. WINTER FOOTWEAR AT REES-JONES. The true test of cheapness is the quality. The Rees-Jones Shoe Company offer the best quality boots at prices as low as the ordinary kinds are asked for. The ReesJones claim—Not better than the best, but better than the rest. The Rees-Jones Shoe Store. All. trams.stop at the door. , SMITH FIELD COTTAGE AND SECTION TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION TO-MORROW. Among the properties in the estate of the late Arthur Gregory to be sold by public auction in Messrs C. L. Duigan aud Co.’s Ridgway Street Land Sale Rooms, to-morrow, is a first-class section at Smithfield, with good three-roomed cot-, tage thereon, insured for .£SO. Investors should not miss this opportunity. The sale commences at 2 p.m. sharp. An. Avenue, freehold is offered for sale by My John D. Brechin on page 8. House has six rooms and. modern conveniences, large section, orchard, lawn, and gardens. Inspection invited. Easy terms given. SAMPLE SALE AT GEORGE AND KERSLEY’S. To-morrow, Saturday, the Economic will offer some wonderful bargains in sample hose, gloves, underclothing, and boys’ and men’s jerseys. Remember Easter Bargain Carnival in full swing. HEEE-JONES NEW SHOE STORE. To have been first proves antiquity; to have become first proves merit. The ReesJones Shoe Store has become first, jon merit, arid irierit -on good styles and low prices.—The Rees-Jones Shoe Store. All trams stop at the door. DESIRABLE ST. JOHN’S TTTT.T. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. , '’’ON EASY TERMS. Messrs C. L. Duigan and Co. are offering a very desirable new six-roomed residence on St. John’s Hill for sale. Only £SO deposit, and very easy terms. This is a very attractive property, and is being offered at a very low figure. Call and get particulars-from the agents at once.' „ ® ver y day SOAP SAMPLES —Eel , Cross Pharmacy. , ; I

CRICHTON AND NEWMAN’S NEWEST. I Ladies’ evening footwear. The' firm inform us that never during the 20 odd j years they have been catering for the footwear; wants of the district have they imported such a sensational selling; line asj the ladies’ evening fbotwear made by' 1 , U;'Fetch and Sons. The old simile re hat cakes is not in it. Ladies are invited j to inspect. | I Bargains in every departuient at the Economic to-niorrow^Saturday. • ■ j 'A f -y gl"■ » E 'ij *jf! g 'jf ’.-ry . jj THEdIIEES-JONHS STORE, VICTORIA ’ ; AVENUE. --- - I -The store that sells the best and most stylish footwear, goffera thffir e«6tdiner§ lagrand variety of house slippers. These neiVj the, same as the store—new ■ bright, and forging ahead. To have been, “ff , ,Pi roves antiquity, to have Become firstbreves merit.— I The- Rees-Jones :ShoaStore 1 All trams stop at the door. v ; li -SOAP SAMPLES every day.—Red Cross Pharmacy. | Save money by furnishing at Hollo--way, Hogan and Caddy’s* stocktaking sale, now on. Visit George and Kersley’s to-morrow' and see the wonderful bargains in- millinery. Easter bargain carnival : riow on.