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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 823, 7 April 1910, Page 3

GARDNER’S HALL, MOUTOA. A DANCE will be held in the above hall on FRIDAY, April Bth. Doors open 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 p.m. Refreshments provided. Admission: Gents. 2s, Ladies free. Music.—-Piano, violin and cornet. Mr O. Cook’s drat; will leave Post Office at 7.30 sharp. Return ‘are, 2S. JAS. PUTT Hon. Sec. PRAM AND 'i ITSH CARTS. ii E have just opened a large shipment of PRAMS & PUSHCARTS |j of exquisite designs and in- jj comparable value. Out of this * varied stock, we are bound to | satisfy you both in I TASTE & POCKET. 0 fj Reasonable terms arranged, j Wheels re-tyred, hoods re- i covered. We solicit Foxton I customers. " NONPAREIL CYCLE COY. Palmerston North. THE LATEST IN SUITS, COSTUMES AND OVERCOATS. WE have just opened up our first shipment of Autumn and Winter goods, which have been specially bought for us in the West of England. They are undoubtedly the best material that we have ever had the pleasure of handling, both in quality, colour or design. We will be pleased to post samples on request. PLAYLE BROS., Tailors and Costumiers. NO. 8 CHURCH STREET. PALMERSTON. (Between Square and Opera House). A. LAZARETTE, FISH DEALER AND SUPPER ROOMS, Next Hcnnessy’s Store, Main Street FRIED FISH AND CHIPS DAILY, AT ALL HOURS. FRESH FISH DELIVERED DAILY. Telephone No. 66. J. W. TONG. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. PLANS, Specifications and Estimates prepared for all classes of work in brick, concrete, etc. Temporary address: Post Offic , Hotel, Foxton.