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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 414, 23 July 1908, Page 3

rjl VWN .UAIfL, SHANNON BANQUET. On the occasion of the OPENING OF THE BRIDGE, and FAREWELL TO MR JOHN STEVENS, M.P. MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1908. Gents, ss; Ladies, 2s 6d. A. RAWLE, Secretary B.C. FOXTON NO-LICENSE LEAGUE. A MEETING of tne above-men-tioned League will be held in the Good Templar Hall, Main Street, THIS EVENING (Thursday, 23rd July), at 8 o’clock. The attendance of all members is earnestly requested. P. W. FRAN ELAND, Secretary and Vice President. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. rffMIE adjourned meeting of rateJL payers of the Special Rating Area will be held at the Council Chambers on Friday, the 24th inst, at 7.30 p.m. B. G. GOWER, Chairman. July 18th, 1908. AWAHOU FOOTBAL CLUB. AN Urgent Meeting of the above Club will be held on Friday Evening next, July 24th, in Mr W. Hamer’s rooms, at 8 o’clock. E. L. WANKLYN, Secretary. F OXTON RUGBY SUB-UNION, SATURDAY’S FIXTURES ON THE RACECOURSE. 1.30 p.m. THIRD-CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP, Awahou v, Albion. 3.45 p.m. JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP, Albion v. Awahou, Admission: Ladies, free; Gentlemen, 6d. E. L. WANKLYN, Secretary. 50 TH END OF SEASON SALE The |}on Marche c. M. ROSS & co.. PALMERSTON NORTH. FOXTON AUCTION MART. Hennessy’s Buildings. MAIN STREET. SATURDAY, NEXT, 25th JULY. At 2 p.m. JVTEW FURNITURE, consisting of _LI handsome sideboard, couch, tables, duchess chests, chests of drawers, chairs, washstands, etc., etc., iron bedsteads, wire mattrasses, sec-ond-hand chairs, colonial ovens, sundries, all descriptions of produce, cooking apples, table fowls, oysters, etc. Also — 1 good express horse 1 set single harness 1 express 1 “ Spencer ” piano P. M. PAGE, Auctioneer and Produce Merchant. P. M. PAGE, FOXTON RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. A MEETING of all those who have given in their names as members of the proposed Volunteer Corps, and any others who may be desirous of joining the Corps, will be held in the Borough Council Chambers (side door) on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, at 8 p.m. The Officer Commanding the Wellington District will be present for the purpose of explaining the service conditions. As much will depend on a large and enthusiastic meeting, it is hoped that everyone interested will attend. W. E. BARNARD, Acting Secretary. AUCTIONEER, LAND & ESTATE AGENT AND PRODUCE MERCHANT. Auction sales conducted at the Mart every Saturday. SPECIAL CLEARING SALES BY ARRANGEMENT. Large Assortment of New and Secondhand Furniture always in stock. Special quotations for Horse and Fowl Feed. PRODUCE SOLD IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. BUSINESS FOR SALE. A real nice little'business, as a going concern, could be run by a lady if necessary, paying handsomely, owner can give good reason for selling, a slashing opportunity for a pushing son. Capital required £250, bahj bills. Particulars will be sin principals only. TO THE ADIES as your repre have been rfl therefore annol date for the Ma! Believii at the ensuing gensr-.l election, and respectfully solicit a renewal of your confidence at the poll. Yours laithfully, JOHN STEVENS. wms, ball wash-hous( „, set in and tubs with watei lam on. Price only £3OO. There is f Government mortgage of £l4O on this property, which can be transferred tc purchaser if desired. For Luther par ticulars apply P. H. RAE-HOWARD, STOCK, LAND, ESTATE, INSUR ANCB AND GENERAL COM MISSION AGENT, Perreau’s Buildings, foxton. WOOD AND COAL. 0 TEMPORA ! riTIMES change, and modes B ' vary. Fashions in foods and drinks alter with the others. Tlie English used to drink wine and beer with their meals, and before that ale and sack. They drink tea now. SURATURA TEA IS THE DRINK OF THE DOMINION. That is merely because it is the finest tea imported into this country. SURATURA “ D ” 2/At all good stores. CHAS. L. BARNARD, WATCHMAKER add JEWELLER FOXTON. IN retiring from business I have to notify the public of Foxton, and the surrounding district that I have disposed of the balance of my stock, to MRS E. E. HUSSEY, with whom I have made arrangements to receive Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Repairs. Mrs Hussey will in future attend to any work in connection with the trade, and past customers can rely on their repairs being effected expeditiously and satisfactorily. CHAS. L. BARNARD. Foxton, July 16, 1908. H COLEY notifies the public • that he has purchased the WOOD AND COAL YARD in Whyte St. lately carried on by R. G. Hickon . FIREWOOD supplied in any quantity and cut to any length. WESTPORT, STATE & STEAM COAL always on hand. All orders fulfilled without delay. H. COLEY. TELEPHONES I Private, 44 Wood and Coal Yard, 35 igi R. T. BETTY, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER. MAIN STREET, FOXTON. A LARGE stock of English, American and Colonial Goods, including the well-known “ Pingree.’’ LADIES’ and Maids’stylish Boots and Shoes in tan an d black—the latest shapes. MEN’S fashionable Walking Boots, by the most celebrated makers. WINTER FOOTWEAR for Boys and Girls. Special lines for Dairy Farmers and Flaxmill Emplovees—gum and top boots. Large assortment of Slippers. REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. Call and inspect my slock.