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Manawatu Herald, 29 November 1900, Page 3

lj F. E. Jenks, R Painter and Paperhanger, 1 Clyde street. r s WJALh Pappr*. Scrim, nnd all 3 VV Painter's Materials kept iv f stock. sj\ 1 / ANTED— To purchase for Cash, ; VV an y quantity of Fowls ftn(l ' , Ducks. Apply to S. Savell, Foxton. r — — NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of Wkstwood & Babham has been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr J. E. Barham remaining the . ! sole partner, who will discharge all . liabilities and receive all monies due to the late firm. (Signed) Thos. Westwood. J. E. Barham. j Witness — I G. Gray, Foxton. ' | — i i 1 I In connection with the above I de- ' ■ sire to say that the business of auc- \ : tioneering, land agency, &c, will be ] \ still carried on by me in the Centra : i Auction Rooms. I J. E.. BARHAM. , THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. Friendly Societies' SIXTH ANNUAL | Picnic & Sports, j TO BE HELD ON THE I T 7ICTORIA PARK, FOXTON, ! V on : N E W YEAR'S DAY, I (Tuesday, January Ist, 1901.) I Friendly Societies' Handicap (open), Ist 1 event, 440ydB— 1st prize, L 2; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, ss. „ „ , j Friendly Societies' Handicap (open), j second event, 220yds— 1st prize, £2 ; 2nd, | 15s ; 3rd, sa. Friendly Societies' Handicap (open), 1 third event, 100yds— 1st prize, L 2; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, 6s. Points prize, trophy valued LI 10s. Friendiy Sooieties' Race (in rega'ia), 120yds— lat prize, trophy valued LI 10a ; 2nd, 15s ; 3rd, ss. Hurd c Race, 220yds— 1st prize, L 2; 2nd 15s ; 3rd, ss. ! One Mile Bicycle Race— lst prize, L 2; [ 2nd, LI. » Nomination, Is ; acceptance, Is ; in | each of the above events, j Boys' Race, under 16— 1st prize, 10s; 2nd, ss : 3rd, 2s 6d. E. tr anoe. 6d. Boys' High Jump— lst prize, 10s; 2nd ss ; 3rd, 2s 6d. Entrance, 6d. ■ Novelty Races, Married Women's Race, Young Ladies' Race. Maori Men's Race, Msoii Women's Race, and Children's Races. Nominations close at 9 p.m. on Saturday. December 22nd. Handicaps deolared on 29th December. Acceptances on the ground. Milk and Hot Water free, immediately on arriyal of trains. Refreshment Booth on ground. Palmeraton North Brass Band in attendance. S. J. WATSOH. Seoretary. Palmerston North. Planting Season. Louth Nursery, FOXTON. RICHARD GRAY, in tendering his thanks tn the public gene rally for their patronage during the past 20 years, desires to call attention to his NURSERY STOCK, parfcicilarly Cupress, Macrocarpas and Raspberry Oanes. Landscape work is a special feature of his, also planting Forest Trees by the acre. Old Times Boot Shop, Main-street, Foxton. CLEARING SALE, OWING to the early expiration of her lease Mrs Harris has determined to retire from the Boot Business, and will hold from to»day a CLEARING SALE at which her stock of all New Boots and Shoes will be sold at a coo> aiderable discount FOR CASH. June 19 h. X?Kn ro £2,600 to lend on gjOVJ PERSONAL SECU HITY, payable in 1, 2, or 3 years— 86 monthly payments of £1 12s 8d £60 .ht same rate £2,600 may be had by individual borrowers Accumulated funds exceed £1,800 000. Annual income exceeds £216,---000. No mortgage, bills of sale, or registration required. Strictly private. J. P. BOYLE, District Agent The Australian Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society, Limited. P.O. Box 128, Palmerston North. John B. Wishart, Watch and Clock Maker, Manufacturing Jeweller, Engraver, Gilder, and Electro-plater, Theatre Royal Buildings, The Square, Palmkrbton North. Old-fashioned Jewellery re.madainto Fashionable Desig s. Old Gold and Silver Bought. Special Terms for the Trade.