BUSINESS NOTES.

Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVI, Issue 13433, 21 July 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTES.

AUCTION SALE OF BALGOAVNIE LAND TO-MORROW, AT 2.30 p.m. The attention of investors, speculators, and syndicates is drawn to tne auction sale of that splendid area of the Balgowuie Eestate, adjoining “Awarere,” the old homestead, and between the Castleclitt railway and the river. The property is to be sold in one lot, and very easy terms arc offered, viz., 10 per cent, cash, bal ancc for five years at 5 per cent., with right to pay whole or part at any time The auction sale takes place in Messrs C L. Duigan and Co.’s Ridgway Street land sale rooms to-morrow (Saturday), the 22nd mat., at 2.30 p.m. .-EES-JONES FOR BIG BOOT BARGAINS. Big stock to select from, and all of the best quality. The whole stock reduced in price for to-morrow. BUGGY RUGS. Splendid selection to choose from. Bar-’ gam prices. Young and Collins, Avenue BORDER'S BOOT SALE. Absolutely 'the best and latest goods, at simply give-away prices, at Folder’s boot slaughter to-morrow. CRICHTON AND NEWMAN'S PRICES ARE LOAV. But the quality of their goods is high. Those who require footwear of any description at strictly reasonable prices, will £nrl it pay them to make a call at No. 92, Ridgway Street. CARRIAGE LAMPS, Lamps that will please you in quality, quantity, and price. See Young and Collins’ display. BORDER'S FOR SLIPPERS. livery description of good slippers at give-away prices at Forder's to-morrow. Shop early. To-morrow, at ] p.m., Shepherd Bros, will sell at their rooms, poultry, produce horses, furniture, and hosts of other useful articles. AVARM SUPPERS FOR AATNTER WEAR, All sizes and styles at prices that enable parents to fit out the family at a very small cost, at Crichton and Newman’s, 92 Ridgwuya Street. REES-JONES’ AVARM SLIPPERS. Sec the great slaughter sale of slippers at Rees-Joues’ to-morrow. The bargains will be sensational. Come and see them at Rees-Joues.’ Mr J. H. Keesing advertises for sale a freehold property at anna Road. The property referred to is -Mr Robinson’s general store, and comprises about one rood and six perches of land, with well built shop and residence, having gas and drainage connections. This presents a fine opportunity for any person wishing to start business. The sale will be held on AVednesday, August 2, at Shepherd’s Mart. A very nice building section in Barrack Street will be sold at the same time. GENTS’ HIGH-GRADE FOOTWEAR AT BARGAIN PRICES. Inspect the lines of gents’ hoots .at Crichton and Newman’s doorway. They represent odd lines of the best makes procurable, but must be cleared to make room for new stocks arriving. The prices in every case will be found to bo very reasonable. Call and see them at 92 Ridgway Street.

PEGGY BAGS. Just the values you want in ladies’ bags at bargain prices. Young and Collins, Avenue. CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES DON’T COST SO MUCH. It' parents take advantage of Crichtori and Newman’s special week-end prices. They will have another new lot at their doorway to-morrow, and the prices win be such that parents can secure two pairs for the price usually charged for a single pair. Call at No. 92, Eidgway Street, for children’s footwear. TO INVESTORS. Messrs C. L. Duigan and Co. have several parcels of shares for sale in the Wanganui Loan and Finance Co., Sash and Door Co., and Freezing Co., to wind up an estate. All good investment shares and regular dividend payers. FORDER’S FOR SLIPPERS. Every description of good slippers at give-away prices at Fordcr’s to-morrow. Shop early. PEGGY BAGS, i. You know the good values always of;ered by Young and Collins in lady’s bags. See special selection just in. REDIO. Redfo cloths for polishing all metals fid and Is each. Young and Collins, local agents. •,> LADIES’ FASHIONABLE BOOTS ■ AND SHOES. At reasonable prices. Crichton and Newman arc showing a t their doorway a special lot of ladies’ .footwear. These goods were purchased at a big discount, and are quite now, stock. They have them m tan and black;, and button and lace Intending purchasers should make a point of seeing these lines at No. 92. f!idgway Street. \ EORDER’S FOR MEN’S BOOTS, For men’s boots, Fordcr’s stand alone, unbeaten for price, quality and comfort. Call and inspect at Former’s, the leading boot firm. > “ On Wednesday, the 2nd August, Williams and Harper will s o l| a t the railway goods shod, a quantity of -lost luggage and unclaimed goods. Don't overlook the date, the 2nd August. FORDER’S FOR MEN’S BOOTS. For men’s boots, Forder’s stand alone, unbeaten for price, quality and comfort. Call and inspect at Forder’s, the loading boot firm. BALGOWNIE' GOLF LINKS SUBDIVISION. There has been quite ■ a run on these splendid sections, which are selling fast. Ihe electric trams will soon be running through the centre of the property. Gas, water and drainage services are already laid right up to the pmrr.porty. The sections arc all high, dry, and level. A.section may bo bought to-day for £7a, and only 10 per cent, deposit is required. The title is Laud Transfer, and at the low prices put upon them these sections must appeal to all in want of a good freehold building section handv to town, and ’with

town conveniences available. Don’t delay, bait call on Messrs Dnigan and Co., Ridgway Street, and obtain a plan and price list. Remember there are no cheaper sections on the market. ■ COLLEGIATE SCHOOL ESTATE. GRAZING LEASES AND BUILDING SITES. On Friday next the College trustees are selling a number of grazing leases for a term of four years, and at the same sale, the sixty years’ lease of a number of splendid building sites. Those include five on the ridge between College Street and the railway line, healthful in position, and commanding a magnificent view, yet within ten minutes' walk of the post office. These sites are quite unique in the district. There are also four sections opposite the new college in Liverpool St., and a desirable Avenue section adjoining the Rev. F, H. Spencer's. Particulars and plans may bo seen at the auctioneer’s, Messrs Williams and Harper. CRICHTON AND NEWMAN’S MEN’? BOOTS Resist the hardest wear. Their slocks are very complete in this department, and 1 hey can show a large variety of every cla.-s of working Ixiot for town or country wear. They are showing at their doorway some ■special lines of strong boots, at ' cry special prices. Call and inspect them at No. 92, Ridgway street. Particulars appear in our advertising colaoins of a number of valuable leases “O be sold by Messrs Williams and Harper, on the 28th July, on account of the Whanganui College Board of Trustees, there is a number of grazing paddocks m close proximity to the town; these are to be let for a term of four years. There is also a number of beautiful buildintr ■utes, which will be let for- a term of sixty years,; some of them are among the choicest sites in town, and it will well repay anyone looking out for a home to ••all and got the particulars. There arc rive of these properties on the high ground next to Messrs Izard and Brown’s new residences, and as each contains over aero, they give a unique chance to anyone wanting to make a nice home. FORDER’S BOOT SALE. Absolutely the best and latest goods, at simply give-away prices, at Border's boot, slaughter to-morrow PEGGY BAGS. Nothing better in the Dominion must apply to the ladies’ bags now showing at Young and Collins’, Avenue. Be amongst the early ones for bargains. At the Wanganui auction mart to-mor-row, AVilliams and Harper will sell poultry, and produce of all descriptions, ami other usual lines. There is also to be sold a large quantity of furniture and sundries. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SCHOOL BOOTS. Crichton and Newman arc showing some excellent value in boys’ btots. They have them in all sizes, and made from the best materials to stand the. winter weather. Boys’ boots won’t cost much if parents take advantage of the firm’s special prices. They invite inspection at No. 92 Ridgway Street,