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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16038, 31 January 1920, Page 4

SYMES & ROBERTS* UNDERTAKERS. 144 VICTORIA AVENUE. Day Telephone 1179. Night ’Phone 693: F. Symes, Cains Avenue, Gonviile. B, Roberts, Millward Street, Wanganui East HOWARD. C. EDWARDS * DENTAL SURGEON. BIDGWAT STREET. Above Xmlay Saunders, Land Agent. ’Phone 1411. WOODLEY A. DROWSE. SURGEON DENTIST, Tel. 192. P.O. Box 23L (Directly Opposite Paul’s.) UNDERTAKERS. FJ’.C. POPULAR FURNISHING COMPANY. (Late “Dexters”). Funerals Furnished. Town or Country. 162 AVENUE. PHONE 128. NIGHT 'PHONE 663. B. H. SAUNDERS. 24 Eoromiko Road. ADVANCE WANGANUI. rFIHE LEITH STREET MOTOR A GARAGE AND ENGINEERING WORKS Guaranteed satisfaction. It can supply anything from a Split Pin to a Crown Wheel. [Trial Solicited. STANLEY MORGAN & CO* Proprietors. CAES FOR EIRE DAT AND NIGHT, ’PHONE 193 H. H. ENDERBY, DENTAL SURGEON, A.M.P. BUILDINGS, VICTORIA AVENUE. P°R ALL CLASSES OF CARRYING 'Phone 1459. MINNELL & TIPPER General Motor Carriers, DURIE HILLt CATHERINE ENWRIGHT DERMATOLOGIST. Hairdressing in all its Branches, and . Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed. FacS Massage. Manicure. Chiropody, McGRUER’S BUILDINGS. _ ’Phone 458. The Avenue, Wanganui. TAXI PHONE 219 Cars on Hire Night and Day. 7-Seater Cars Available for Tours, Picnic Parties, W T eddings, Race Meetings, etc. GARAGE: St. Hill Street. Opposite Opera House. WANGANUI MOTOR CO’S. CONTINUOUS TAXI SERVICE, TAXI ’PHONE 219

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