BUSINESS NOTES

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13422, 8 July 1911, Page 7

BUSINESS NOTES

The Castlecliff Railway Company’s Sunday trams will run as usual to-morrow. Trains leave Wanganui at 2.25 p.m., 3.5 p.m., and 5.5 p.m., and leave Castlecliff at 1.45 p.m., 2.45 p.m., aud 4.45 p.m. Trams connect with trains.

PEGGY BAGS. You should see the peggy bag bargains at Young and Collins’, Avenue.

THE SALE OF THE SEASON. Look out for Benefield and Sons’ annual sale of tine specimen fruit trees, rhododendrons, camellias, etc., at Williams and Harpers mart, on Wednesday. July 19th! IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of BALGOWNIE LANDS. Messrs C. L. Duigan and Co., auctioneers, advertise an important auction sale of the Freezing Company’s paddock at Balgownie, comprising some 24 acres of nice river terraces between the Hoads Railwa" and the river, and immediately adjoining Balgownie Homestead subdivision. The property will be sold in one lot. Onlv ID per cent, cash is required. The balance may remain for five years at 5 per cent., with right to pay off whole or part at any time. In view of harbour extension, this land will enormously increase in value in the near future. The sale is fixed for Saturday, the 22nd inst., at 2.30 p.m. There is good access to the property 0v two metalled roads (Imlay Street and Balgownie Avenue). The terms are specially adapted to enable the purchaser of the property to road it and cut it up into building sites. This section is the last available block of river frontage in the estate, and should command the attention of investors. Full particulars may be obtained from the auctioneers.

All farmers should be sure and attend Benefield’s sale of nursery stock at Williams and Harper’s mart on Wednesday, Jnlv 19th.

The great Sheffield Choir is now in our midst, and is welcome. But a more welcome event than the Sale the Women Wait For could not be imagined. This sale comes at an ideal time for women to lay in a stock of drapery and wearing appare' at sale prices. It is in full swing. ■

PEGGY BAGS. Good and strong peggy hag samples at Young and Collins’, Avenue, to-night.

Don’t forget to inspect the special hiu of five-year-old fruit trees at Benefield':nursery, Aramoho ! Number limited.

LITTLEJOHN’S ASSIGNED ESTATE. The purchasers wish to make it plain that all goods during this sale are being sold at practically half price, and in many instances at less than half, and would like drapery buyers to come and convince themselves that it is so, by comparing sale prices with the ordinary selling prices.

PEGGY BAGS. Heaps of peggy bag bargains at Young and Collins’, Avenue.

On Monday, 10th July, at 1 o’clock, Mr J. H. Keosing will sell on the promises, Glasgow Street, near —venue, a fine freehold section with ’a splendid frontage, cottage, outhouses, etc. The furniture will also be sold. Particulars appear in our auction columns. The auctioneer will be pleased to give further information to any inquirers.

For fine, well-rooted hedge plants go to Benefield’s nursery, Aramoho, where buyers get good value for their money 1 Bing up ’Phone 305!

On Tuesday next, Williams and Harper will sell, on account of the AVanganui College Board of Trustees, a large quantity of furniture and sundries at the old College buildings.

SHELTER TREES. All farmers should note that Benefield and Sous’, Aramoho, have good lines in niaerocarpa, pines, gums, barberry, and boxthorn. Send orders early to save du appointment!

“The talk of the town” is the Sale tin Women AVait For. It has proved to V quite a sensational event, and present: groat opportunities for saving money o; ; drapery and apparel.

Everyone in need of fruit tree, plants, or shrubs should make a point of attend mg Benefield’s gigantic sale at AA’illiams and Harper’s mart, July 19th.

On AA'ednesdav next, commencing at 1 n.m., Shepherd Bros, hold a sale of household furniture and effects, on account of Mr O. Hansen, Russell Street (Brider’r Crock). Full particulars appear in our auc tion columns.