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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 15972, 14 November 1919, Page 9

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. DEATH. BADDELEY—On November 14th inst., Jane, dearly beloved wife of Packard Baddeley. ’ FUNERAL NOTICE. .. Friends are informed that the Funeral mil leave her late residence, 45 Wicksteed Street, for the At am oho Cemetery, at -2 p.m., Saturday.—P.F.C.,, Undertakers. Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE, QN and after the 17th inst. (Monday) the Commercial Office will be Open from 8.30 to 6 p.m. daily. WANGANUI HERALD NEWSPAPER COMPANY, LTD, OASTXiECLIFF TOWN BOARD. PAYMENT OF RATES. T> ATEPAYERS are hereby notified tliat all Rates aa levied for the current year aro now due, and must be paid on or before the 28th inst. FRED BOURNE, Town Clerk. 14th November, ISI9. JUNIOR CONCERT PARTY. EAST TOWN HALL. JUNIOR VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY, NOV. 15, Don't Miss It. Admission Is, Children 6d. 891 RANGITEKEI ELECTION. SUPPORTERS of Mr Glen and the Reform Party are asked to meet Kaitoke, S' p.m. Friday, the 14th November. Okoia supporters are asked to meet Saturday at 8 p.m., at Town Hall. Business; To form Committees, i Mr Glen will Address the Electors at the following places: UPOKONGARO—Monday, 17th November, Court Theatre, at 8 p.m. UPPER TUTAENUI—Tuesday, 18th, Schoolhouse, at 8 p.m. CLIFF LlNE—Wednesday, 19th, Schoolhouse, at 8 p.m. MAETON —Thursday, 20th November, Theatre, at 8 p.m. S IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. VYTE can now offer for Sale this fine ’ ' little Home, comprising 5 rooms, which has just recently been completely renovated and tastefully decorated inside. Nice bathroom, painted white, with porcelain bath and hand basin; hot and cold water throughout; occupies good position on a corner section on tramline. Price only =£775. Good terms. Inspect at once. H. W. DICKIE AND CO., LAND AGENTS. (Opposite Herald), AVENUE. Casual Wanteds. WANTED Ladies to see Special ' ' Show Millinery at Sperring’s. Leghorns in natural and grey. See themThey're exclusive and reasonable. WANTED Kuojvn Lost, small ’ ’ ’ Black Note-book; name inside. Reward. Thomas and Pedley, Carriers, Sharpe Bros.' Buildings. F64 TyANTED Ladies to see Special ’ ’ Showing if new Hats at Sperring’s. They are really distinctive; no two alike. Ay ANTED Twenty Strawberry ’ ’ Pickers; good money made. Apply J. Watson, Papaiti, Upper Aramoho. F65 Known Sperring’s are making a Special Hosiery Offer to-day. See case full of fast dye Stockings, 4s 6d pair. Free if dye is not fast. WANTED to Sell Cow, in full profit. A good, quiet Apply Herald. M 93 TyANTED Known Onr special fast ’’ dye Hose is replaced free if dye washes out. Dye has been tested with sulphuric acid by local chemist and proved fast. 'Sperring’s for Hosiery. WANTED Known Aost, Returned Soldier’s Badge, 25,931. Please returns to Secretary, Returned Soldiers’ Association, Wanganui. F6l WANTED to Sell Six-roomed Cot- ’ ’ ’ tag© in Wilson Street. For address and particulars apply State Coal Depot, the Avenue. 890 Ty ANTED Known —■ Will person seen ■ ’ ’ taking White Silk Scarf from overcoat pocket, ladies’ dressing-room. Opera House, Monday night, kindly post same to Box 120. • F7O WANTED Known—Children’s Frocks, * * Panamas, and Trimmed Hats are prettier than ever at Sperring’s The Children’s Outfitters. WANTED to Buy ’ ’ Springvale Road, able,” Herald office. Building Section, Write “EcasonF67 WANTED Capable Help in easy ’ ’ home; 25s a week. Address at Herald. - F6B iyANTED, at Once Reliable Man ■ with dogs; wages =£4 and found. Apply WANTED to Let * " WAialro T?nrni<ilw3: For four or £ weeks. Furnished Cottage at Cast cliff on sea front. Apply No 281 Aveni Telephone 361. I XjU ANTED Known Lost: Returned ’’ Soldier’s Badge 3-1466. Please return Secretary, Returned Soldiers’ Association, Wanganui. , F62 TESLA PHOTOGRAPHS Our special • styles and sizes ,will interest you at 'this season of the year. Call in to-day and have the long-pro-mised Photograph taken. Our Framed Enlargement of yourself or a friend makes an'exquisite Xmas Present. TESLA STUDIOS, (Opp. P. 0.), WANGANUI. 'Phone 381. Ink, paper, and machinery wbrking together produce printing—but, unless brains are at the back of the job you cannot have artistic work. A printer should be selected with the same cire as a salesman—printing is the silent salesman of either goods or goodwill. No matter what printing you require,' get the best! Years of experience combined with brains and am np-to-date plant, enable the “Wanganui Herald” to execute the highest possible work at a moderate.'cost..