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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 970, 23 March 1911, Page 3

IYESS BROS., BOOT IMPORTERS, FOXTON. Make no mistake about it. Our prices are lower than Palmerston. Largest and best stock of Footwear in Foxton. Shoe the whole family. Shop early and avoid disappointment. Note the Address— IYBSS BROS,, (Opposite Police Station). FOXTON. LAST FEW DAYS ! OF COLES MONSTER DRAPERY SALE. We always make the last days “RECORD DAYS,” And to-morrow and Saturday will be no exception, Everything must go at ABSOLUTELY SLAUGHTER PRICES. DO NOT MISS IT ! Men’s Tailored Suit, 22/6. Two of these, slightly damaged, to go at 19 /- Men’s Heavy Merino Singlets for 1111. Ladies’ Moreen Underskirts for 2/11, Coats and costumes at desperate clearance prices. Remnants and curtain ends exactly half-price.

PUBLIC NOTICE. IN the matter of a scandal that has been widely circulated concerning me, to the effect that I was discovered in my Otaki store on a certain Sunday night, last winter, with a certain young lady, I, Byron Brown, of Otaki, having utterly failed to discover the originators of the story, caused to be set up a tribunal of six reputable gentlemen to enquire into the facts. The prosecution was invited by advertisement in two issues of the Otaki Mail to come forward and give evidence. The committee sat on Monday, March 20th, at 8 p.m., at the office of Messrs Kirk and Stevens, Otaki. At the appointed hour there was no appearance of the prosecution, and after waiting 20 minutes the defence was heard. Four witnesses were examined on oath, and the findings of that committee are as follows : “We the undersigned, being a committee set up for the purpose of enquiring into the alleged misbehaviour of Mr Byron Brown with a certain young lady, and having thoroughly investigated the said allegations, do .unanimously and unhesitatingly declare on positive proof, that such charges have not the slightest foundation in fact.” Dated this 2oth day of March, 1911. (Signed)— J. G. STEVENS, Chairman. CECIL SMITH, Anglican Vicar. FREDERICK RANDS, Wesleyan Minister. GEO. H. HARPER, Solicitor. ROBERT J. ST AVELEY, Solicitor. T. O’ROURKE, Civil Servant. AWAHOU FOOTBALL CLUB. rnHE Annual General Meeting of JL the above Club will be held in Whyte’s Hotel on Wednesday, March 29th, 1911, at 8 p.m. Business: General. E. WANKLYN, Secretary.

FOR SALE. 2 QUARTER ACRE Sections, Coley Street. I Half-Acre Section, Cook Street. Extra good frontages. Terms if required. Apply to J. HILLARY, Coley Street. SPECIAL NOTICE. ARCHER BROS., Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tailors, Palmerston N., desire to intimate their removal to No. 4, Main Street (opposite the Post Office), where they will open with a full stock of NEW SEASON’S GOODS. Fit, Style and Workmanship Guaranteed. INSPECTION INVITED.

BUY FROM THE MAKER AND SAVE THE DEALERS PROFITS. OEVEN piece suites made to ordei from £9. Couches with 12 springs, nicely carved, made up wtth best material, £2. Bedding, loose covers and all classes of upholstering work done. Couches and old suites recovered. Work executed at your own home or my workshop as preferred. P. J. HOPKINS, (Opposite Bank of N.Z.) mHE RATEPAYERS of Moutoa JL Drainage District interested in the erection of a floodgate in the embankment at “Duck Creek” are invited to meet at the Board office on Thursday, 23rd inst., at 7.45 p.m. to discuss the proposal. B. G. GOWER, Convenor. WANTED— A girl for domestic work. Apply Mrs Rockel, Thvnne Street. WANTED —Situation on farm by lad about 15. Apply Herald Office. IpOR SALE —A hand sewing machine (Singer). Apply J. C. Slattery, The School, Foxton. SALE—“Progress” motor cycle, 2 h.p., in good order. Further particulars at this office. mURN-OUT FOR SALE.—DogA cart and set of harness nearly new, horse staunch and very quiet, lady or child can drive. All or separately. Apply Herald Office.