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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3761, 16 March 1907, Page 3

JpUBLICHALL, FOXTON. BAZAAR AND VILLAGE FAIR. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, . lOTH, lITH, AND I2TH APRIL, 1907. In aid of the Funds of the Foxton Borough Brass Band. Stalls, Illusions. Naildriving and numerous other attractions. Attendants in Fancy Dress. J. SIMPSON, Hon. Sec. _^Sgsi NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SPORTS AT OROUA BRIDGE. ON 18th MARCH the usual 9 a.m. train, and 5.35 p.tn. train, Palmerston to Foxton, and the usual 3.10 p.tri. train Foxton to Palmerston will stop for passengers if required at Pyke’s Crossing. Passengers from Palmerston arid intermediate, stations to Pyke’s Crossing will' require to take tickets to Bainesse, and returning from Pyke’s Crossing must hold tickets (or pay fare) from Bainesse. BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND GOVERN- • MENT. STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. : AT OTICE is that Mr hereby given that P. Rae-Howard has been appointed Agent for Foxton and Surrounding District, vice Mr J. K. Horn blow resigned. J. W. BRINDLEY, General Manager. Big Sale Furniture Peg den’s Palmerston North THE SALE will he conducted on the premises, and will be continued till the end of the month. Every ■ article offered will be;, subject to immense reductions. It is some nine years since Mr Pegden had his last great clearing sale, and to those about to furnish this is a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY which should not be missed. Sale commenced on March 7th, and continues till end of month. As the premises are about to he rebuilt, the goods must be sacrificed to make room. W. Pegden, Furniture Manufacturer, The Square, Palmerston N.