Business Advertisements. GOOD CLOTHES COUNT. IN OTHER MEN’S OPINIONS. A man’s judgment of other men is established by two things—appearance and character. Your clothes play an important part in gaining a favourable impression, yet they need not be expensive. New arrivals of suits, overcoats and all other items of men’s wear, make their appearance at The Big Store, where yon axe sure of a “square deal” in everything you buy. SEE THESE SOON. MEN’S BOXED SUlTS—Smart goods, made from best quality All-Wool Tweeds; beautifully made and finished in every way; equal to the best tailormade. Prices 75e, 95s to £5 19s fid. _ MEN’S SPORTS SUITS.—Best -quality All-Wool Donegal and Harris Tweeds. Heavy weights and good colours. Ideal suits for the coming season. Prices 79s fid, 85s, 87s fid. MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS.—Best English and Colonial makes; single and double breasted; with or without belt at waist; full range of siaes. Prices 85s to .£6 6s. MEN’S RAINPROOES. Dexter’s Zambreno Aquatite. All the best makes are here. We are also showing a specially made rainproof with half belt at back. SEE THEM. Prices 87a fid to £S Bs. MEN’S COAT SWEATERS.—We are showing a very fine range of English and Colonial made coat sweaters; button in front; open or polo collars; in brown, grey, and cream. Prices 80s, 355, 455. GEORGE & KERSLEY, LTD.. BOYS’ WEAR SPECIALISTS, THE BIG STORE, WANGANUI. Public Notices. A CARD. TkR . H. D. ROBERTSON has oommenced the Practice of his Profeatioa at the late residence of Dr. T. Wilkin, 47 Ingestre Street. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. fTIHB Annual General Meeting of Members of the Club will be heid on Wednesday, April 16, 1919, at 8 p.m. Business; Report and balance-sheet; consideration of notice of motion re alteration of rules; general. The ballot for the Election of Officers ’ will take place on Wednesday, 23rd April, 1919. W. HALL, Secretary. BISHOP LODGE, U.A..-O.D, 1V^ EMBERS are notified that the ■‘■'A annual Children’s Treat will be held on the Racecourse next Saturday, 12th inst., at 2.30 p.m. For members and their children only. Children bring i mugs. Adults fid. A CARD. TkR. DOUGLAS WILSON has ComAA menced the Practice of his Profession at 30 Wicksteed Street. PUBLIC NOTICE. A NY A* AVi Person or Persons Trespassing on Lismore Station, which includes Whatoroa,- in pursuit of Deer, or otherwise, will be prosecuted. H. V. HAMMOND. NOTICE. 4|ES J. VERNON wishes to notify all t'A patrons that the business of the late Mr Vernon will be carried on as usual. The different lines of Repairing will be done by Mr B. Vernon. Best workmanship and material guaranteed. RETURNED SOLDIERS’ CLUB. A MEETING of the Ladies’ Copimittee Mothers’ Committee, and all Ladies interested in the welfare of the Returned Soldiers, will be held at the Soldiers’ Club on Friday, 11th inst., at 7.30. Business important. Tenders. WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB. npENDEKS are invited for the Supply A and Delivery to the Wanganui Racecourse of 500 Yards good Loanjy Soil. Tenders in writing, with samples of soil, to be lodged with the Secretary by Wednesday, 16th inst.’ Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. HALL, Secretary. HOUSE TO LET No—Better than that. POR SALE at a sacrifice, owner leaving in fen days for Auckland, 6 ROOMS (well-built), gas stove and range, ail very convenient. , SPECIAL FEATURE—NearIy 1 Acre ‘ land. Title, College Lease, ground ' rent only £lO per year (worth £4O), 60-year term from about 1911. PRICE £875. i Terms if required. This is a snip. Position is 10 min- ; utes’ walk from P.O. Immediate possession if required. STANLEY E. READ. 78 EIDGWAY STREET. ’Phone 503. "Herald” wan teds are read by thousands every night. Fourteen words ■for a shining oagh.
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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15789, 10 April 1919, Page 1
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