Special Notices. MJEtfOMBT SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM, FOXTONi TuiihsluY Next, August 17th. LANTERN Lecture on “ The Hot Lakes District,” by ReV. ■). Olphert. . • ■ SeiVe cl magnificent coloured pictures showing the wonders of the Thermal Regions. Admission (id. Children 3d. FOXTON RIFLE CLUE, A MEETING of the above club wil ■ be held at Laing’s Hotel at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday, 17th j re Cup and Trophy competitions. 0. AUSTIN, Captain. GRAND MINSTREL SHOW BY THE “SUN BF* A}\l COO N PARTY.” (In aid of the Foxton Footbafl Executive.) All new Songs, , All new Items. ' FOXTON PUBLIC HALL Wednesday, September 13x11. Programme published shortly. Performance to commence at 8 p.m. Front seats 2s. Back seats is. RINKING! RINKING! SKATING. SKATING. SKATING. THE place to spend an evening at the HOROWHENUA SKATING RINK, Public Hall, Foxton, once a week. Run by the Immortal Phipps, Horovvhenua caterer, in conjunction with Mr A. Williams, who will open the above Rink in Foxton Public Hall, on Monday night the 17th July. Admission, 6d. Use of Skates, is, JACKSON AND SWIFT. Nurserymen and Seedunen, Louth Nursery, Foxton. Telephone, No. 21. \A/E wish to notify the public of - * Foxton and surrounding districts that we have a good stock of hedge and shelter trees, ornamental shrubs, flowers, etc., etc. Orchards pruned and sprayed. Materials for spraying kept in stock. Hedges trimmed, Lawns laid, and Landscape work done. Orders entrusted to ns will be speedily and promptly carried out. POST OFFICE HOTEL BROa/d STREEt, Palmerston North. Only One Minute’s Walk from Post Office, CUISINE under the superintendence of an experienced chef. Speight’s and Burton Brewerys’ Ales. Best brands of Wines and Spirits. Splendidly furnished Hilliard Boom, and one of Alcock’s new Billiard Tables. Cleanliness, Civility, and Comfort. Free house for everything. A. E. LUDECKE; Proprietor. PHOTOGRAPHY. T A. STARCK having taken over * the Studio situated in Park Street, next Triad Hall, is prepared to execute every branch connected with the work. Picnic parties, Public demonstrations and decorations of interiors promptly attended to. Copies taken from old photograbhs; Enlargements made and framed, etc., etc. The Studio will be open to the Public every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. THANKS. THE Vestry of All Saints desire to offer the thanks of the Parish to all the Volunteers who so splendidly assisted at the church during the late fire. H. F WILSON, . Vicar. THANKS. MR and MRS T. HAYWOOD desire to heartily thank all those who so willingly helped them to save their premises at the fire on TUESDAY, Bth August, 1905. THANKS, MR and MRS ENGLAND desire to express their heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends who came to their assistance at the late fire. THANKS. 'THE Bank of New Zealand desire to express their best thanks to those who kindly assisted in savingthe Bank property at the late fire. thanks! T DESIRE to offer my heartfelt -*• thanks to all those who assisted j in such a hearty manner to fight the ' flames at the fire on Tuesday evening, j and thus saved my premises from ■ destruction. M. H. WALKER, Red House.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3561, 17 August 1905, Page 3
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