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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 442, 1 December 1908, Page 3

HOUSE FURNISHING and HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. Large Stocks. New Goods. Standard Makes. Lowest Prices. Best Values. Inspection and Comparison Invited by C. M. BOSS & CO. T— B— iyr ABCHE > Palmerston North.

THE FOXTON HORTICULTURAL. FLOEAL, INDUSTRIAL AND POULTRY ASSOCIATION. SPRING SHOW, To be held in the PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON, on DECEMBER 2nd AND 3rd, IUOB. All Exhibits to be at the Show not later than 10 a.m. on the First Day of the Show. LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES. Mr B. G. Gower’s special prizes of Ist, £1 12s; 2nd, £1 Is ; and 3rd, 10s for best collection of blackbirds, sparrow and thrushes eggs. Mr S. H. Baker’s special prize for girls under 16 years for the best collection of plain and fancy needlework, and for boys under 16 years, best one or more art cles made by exhibitor. Mr Lazeratte’s special prize of £1 Is, for the best collection of cut flowers, Mr F. W. Mayo’s special prize of 241bs dessert peaches, for the best collection of fancy work. Mr Wighton’s special prizes of £1 Is and 10s 6d for the best flowers or vegetables grown from his seeds. A spicial prize of 7s and 5s for the best Amateur Photo. Mr A. Speirs’ special prize of £1 Is for the best cottage garden, owned by anyone working for wages, and work to be done by exhibitor. Apply to the Secretary, P. H. BA.E----HO WARD, for entry forms and full particulars. GUESSING COMPETITIONS . Weight of fat lamb (given by Mr G. Reay) and pig (given by Mr T, Nye). The winners are awarded the animals. Tickets is each. Special prize for best laying hen, any breed, to be tested by the Hogan method at the Show. It you haven’t a catalogue apply for one immediately. Admission to Show is, children half-price.

TO THE ELECTORS MANAWATU. JOHN STEVENS desires to thank the whole of his committees ' and supporters generally for their assistance and support in the late election contest, but regrets that so-called Liberals at the First Ballot wheeled into line with the Conservative ranks at the Second Ballot, the effect of which to the Liberal Party needs no ex- j planation. | JOHN STEVENS. HIMATANGH STOCK SALE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1908 The n.z. loan & mercantile AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell at their yards as above—--50 fat ewes 15 empty cows 13 store cows 4 2-yr Shorthorn bulls 5 empty heifers 10 mixed cattle AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1908. AT 2 I’.M. PERCY M. PAGE has received instructions from a settler leaving the district, to sell by auction on the above date (absolutely without reserve) the following lines 1 handsome hail stand, 3 lots of new linoleum, 12 yards of new oilcloth, 1 strip of hall-carpet, 1 dining table, 1 new Guitar, a number of kitchen chairs, cups and saucers, plates, and assorted crockery, saucepans, and cooking utensils, gal. iron bath, “Aurora’’ kerosene heater, kerosene lamps, sundries. Also several small lines of table linen, etc. New and second-hand furniture, produce, fowls! etc. PERCY M. PAGE, ' i ’ Auctioneer.