Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160639, 1 May 1920, Page 11

/■ LATE ADTERTISEMSNT3. SPLENDID LITTLE PROPERTY. ONLY TWO MILES FEOM TOWN. \ SEX-ROOMED HOUSE, plenty of sleds; 31- acres of first-class land. Only .£I3OO ; terms arranged. Early application necessary. REARDON, DOMINION LAND AGENCY, Avenue. §QC\ KS CO.NCEET AinD REVUH. npHE Entertainment originally planned for to-night will take place as advertised. YISIT OF H.E.H. PEINCK OP WALES. CONCEPT AND RECEPTION. OATEONS holding Tickets for the * Royal Entertainment, postponed from last Friday are notified that their Tickets will hold good for the evening of the Eoyal Visit to Wanganui. ANNUAL MEETING. TITHE Annual General meeting will be held at the R.S.A. Club at 7.45 p.m. on Wednesday, May 12th. Business; —Animal Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; General. G. BECKETT, Secretary, Wanganui R.S.A. WANTED KNOWN. LORE I returning to Patca and Hawcra, Monday, cau Transport Goods up to six tons. Ring 1266. M6l WANGANUI LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS’ ASSOCIATION. ALL Laud Agents and Auctioneers aro invited to attend a General Meeting of the above newly-formed Association, to be hold in Smith, Beauchamp and Co.’s rooms in Wicksteed Place, on Thursday, May 6th, at 8 p.m. Business;—(l) Adoption of proposed set of Rules; (2) Election of Members; (3) To discuss Tariff and Commission Charges; (-1} General. J. W. CHAMPTON, Hon. Secretary. WANGANUI ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. TFIHE Adjourned Annual Meeting of the above Society will be held in Messrs C. L. Duigau and Co.’s Room at 2.30 p m. on Wednesday, May st.h. Business; Election of officers, etc. J. ALLISON, President. Casual Waureds. Known For Beds and * ’ Shakedowns apply Commandant Bennett, at the Office of the Diggers’ Rest. M 62 ’YS/’ANTED to Buy A Copy of Gar- * ” row’s “Law of Property,” part 1. Wrjte “A.C.,” Herald Office. F29 ANTED to Sell—Quantity Chicken- ~ ’ proof Wire Netting. Write “St. Albans,” Herald. F2B — A smart Woman to do ’ ’ IVashing and Cleaning, one day per week. Apply 3 May Street, Gonville. Trams paid. F24 ANTED to Purchase for cash, or ’ * Rent for Term Small Bungalow Whare, Heads Wharf. IVrite “Buyer,” Herald. F26 Known Lost, at Grand Theatre, small Black Purse; valued as keepsake. Apply Herald. F27 \/|7ANTED to Rent, by superior married couple, with child One large or two Unfurnished Rooms, with fireplace and nee of conveniences, in Gonville. Write “Careful,” Herald. F25 "OJANTED, by reliable person—Posi- ' ’ tiou as Cook or Laundress; hotel 1 preferred; town or country. Write “E.W.,” Herald. M 64 WANTED Known—For Sale, bay Geld- ’ ’ ing, 5 years; good hack; has been broken into harness. Rathbone, Roberta Avenue. M 63 WANTED —Kind, motherly person 1 *" look after Invalid for fortnigh Apply District Nurse, Girls’ Friendl Hostel. \JU ANTED—Carpenters; good wages: ’’ long job; apply on job Purnell Street. Cover, Builder, Moss town. M6O BAPTIST CHURCH, Nixon Street, Wanganui East. 11 a.ra., Mr J. Joyce; 7 p.m., Mr R. R. Griffiths. OXYGEN /COMBINED with Nitrous Oxide Gas, as administered by E. P. PRIDHAM (the Careful Dentist), is recommended as the safest method for the extraction of teeth. This combination is pleasant to take, the extractions are guaranteed absolutely painless, and the patient awakens feeling bright and well, dulYto the stimulating action of the OXYGEN. Address; AVENUE (next Christ Church). ’Phone 1103. Flo When “Tan-01” comes in, dullness ■goes out. A splendid polisher for floors and furniture, leather and tan shoes. “Herald” Wanteds are read by thousands nightly. Fourteen words for one shilling.