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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 19 July 1906, Page 2

'J'HOMAS J^IMMER, FOXTO4. 0. L. H A,,DI6 " r ’ barrister & sol citor, Palmerston Ljeth. (WaldegraW Buildings). JpIANO FORTE. QIHEOR RINGING. Tnn per cent passes of pupils in -‘-'-'U three of the London College, viz.— “ Royal,” “ Trinity ” & “ National.” MRS R. GRAY, ... The Avenue. Terms Moderate. SHORTHAND & Typewriting. MISS DUFF (Teacher at High & Technical Schools, Palmerston N.) is prepared to start classes on the above subjects if sufficient inducement offers. Particulars on application to Chairman School Committee, [A Card.J JgJLLIOTT L. HILL. j Surgeon Dentist.) Pupil of Dr Lowe, D.D.S.. L.D.D., Guy’s Hospital. May be consulted daily at his rooms above Mr Fraser’s. Mam Street. School of Drescutting. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Cutting and Fitting by the Anglo-Parisian System. Miss O’Connor. Address — Rooms at Manchester House.

Auckland City team of Rugby players defeated South Sydney by 8 points to 6 at Sydney yesterday. The New Zealand horse Nonette (by Seaton Delaval —Charente) has been sold in Melbourne for 450 guineas. He goes to the stud in Queensland. Mr and Mrs A. Lee return thanks in another column to all their friends and neighbours who so kindly symyathised and helped them in their great bereavement. The report of the proceedings in connection with the presentation of the new school piano is unavoidably held over.till Saturday, when particulars of the Hankins-Hickson wedding will also appear. It is said Mr Jim Lewis, who was for some time engine-driver at Hickson and Reeves’ town mill, had a slice of good fortune last week. Reported that he was one of those who picked the double at Wellington, Rongoa-Narcotic, and received £249 odd for his pound investment. Rather an awkward return, eh ?