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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 499, 26 October 1909, Page 3

SHOWBOOM ATTRACTIONS AT THE BON MARCHE Palmerston N. LA D I E S’ WASHING BLOUSES AND COSTUMES. HUGE STOCKS, LATEST LONDON STYLES. AT BARGAIN PRICES. Which are fascinating the shrewdest buyers. CHARMING MILLINERY . at Commonplace Prices. Immense range of choice. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. SHOP EARLY AT THE BON MARCHE. FOR VALUE, C. M. ROSS & CO., MANAWATU & WEST COAST LIVE STOCK’ SHOW & INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB, DOG SHOW. PALMERSTON N., NOVEMBER 3RD, 4TH & STII, 1909, COMPREHENSIVE and liberal prize list. Special riding, driving,' hunting, and motor car competition, horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, dogs, photography, art, technical and public schools, home needlework and cookery. Prizes offered £1,700. Challenge cups and medals. All entries except live stock, close on October Bth, 1909. All live stock entries close October iSth, 1909. Free copy of prize list from J. C. LANE. Secretary. TENDERS. rjpENDERS to dose with, the •* undersigned on November Ist, are invited for paddocking 100 tons of fibre ; contractor to find his own horse and dray. For further particulars apply to A. J. GIBBS, Fox ton. WANTED TO BUY Fresh eggs in any quantity. M. E. Perreau WANTED KNOWN.—An English Piano for sale; full tripod, walnut case, in perfect order. A bargain, cash, or easy terms.—Apply H. C. Cochran. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD ELECTION. TO THE ELECTORS. It is my intention to be a candidate for the position of Trustee at the forthcoming election, and if elected will do my best in the interests of the ratepayers as a whole. I claim that my practical experience of drainage work and intimate knowledge of the locality place me in a position to be useful, if elected, to the ratepayers. My attitude having been misrepresented for purposes I need not enlarge on, I may say that I have no personal axe to grind, and wish to see the scheme carried out economically, without favour to any, so that rates are not unnecessarily raised. Hoping t«i have the honour of your supi"■ t I am, Ladies Genteemen, Your Faithfully) WALTER S. CARTER.