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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3720, 16 October 1906, Page 3

ROWING CLUB. Opening of the Rowing Season. WEDNESDAY. 24th OCTOBER. (Weather permitting) ENTRIES for "the rowing events close with the Secretary on Saturday, Oct. 20th. 1 A splendid afternoon's sport. W. J, GARDNER, Hon, Sec. | Manawatu & West Coast METROPOLITAN SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. ! Palmerston North, 31st Oct., Ist and 2nd Nov., 1906. Camera Club Exhibition. Kennel Club Shew. £I9OO Prizes- £I9OO ENTRIES close Oct. 12th. Illustrated Prize List on application ' J. C. LANE, Secretary. ■ o 0... K; OUT ■■ FOR »ALL SAINTS’ GIRLS’ GUILD . BAZAAR. XO.WN HALL, . NQY., - 14th, : 1906 Novel Competitions, Etc. Full particulars later.’ MANAWATU COUNTY - COUNCIL. "jpv RIVERS op MOTOR CARS I I are hereby cautioned against ■ driving at a greater speed than 20 Miles an hour along roads in the County of Manawatu, and to use greater care whilst negotiatI ing bends 1 of the roads. FRED PURNELL, County Clerk. Sale of Flax-milling Plant. : ... " a >• ’’ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24. 1906. Near Shannon Railway Station. THE N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency,Co., Ltd., will sell on account of Messrs Vickers and Williams, on the premises, at 1 p.m.: — Flaxmilling plant, comprising 18 h.p. engine, 25 h.p. boiler, stripper, scutcher, screw press, patent scraper, centrifugal pump, shafting, belts and pulleys, buildings for removal. Also. — Freehold section, containing 1 acre . 16 perches, being lot 6.19 A in the Shannon township, oil deposit plan No, : 569. Foxton Mart Sale. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1906,i at i p.m. MESSRS MOUNSEY & 00. will , hold the first of a series of monthly auction sales in Mr G. Coley’s building and paddock in Cook St-, as above, when they ,w;ill sell absolutely without Without reserye : , „. FURNITURE t .V •' -PRODUCE 1: ; - POULTRY “■» :’ ETC., ETC. ' <5 1 • '.Entries for this sale can be left wjth Messrs Sutherland & Rough ,up tb the-morning of sale. ‘ ' THANKS. THE Mother, Wife and Family, and Brothers and Sisters of Leonard A, Langley, who has just departed this life of suffering, most sincerely thank their many friends for their warm expressions and tokens of sympathy with them in their recent bereavement; and also to the local Baud. / FOXTON BOROUGH BRASS BAND. MR. JAMES SIMPSON has been elected Honorary Secretary to the Band, and is authorised to collect any moneys on its behalf.' All accounts will in future be rendered to him. F. HADFIELD, Treasurer. Foxton, 15th October, 1906.