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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 974, 1 April 1911, Page 3

Taranaki Group, and the Wellington Group will be attached to the Manawatu Group. The boundaries selected for the Areas are as far as possible “County boundaries” which are already known, and the County Rolls can be utilised for Registration. S. V. TRASK, Captain. Acting Assistant Adjutant-General. NEW ZEALAND DEFENCE FORCES. DISTRICT ORDER By COLONEL E. W. C. CHAVTOR, Commanding Wellington District. District Headquarters, Wellington, March 29th, iqil. CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION. ALL persons claiming exemption from service in the Territorial Forces of the Dominion on account of permanent mental or physical defect must attach a certificate in support of this claim, signed by a clergyman or Justice of the Peace, to their Registration Form. S. V. TRASK, Captain, Acting Assistant Adjutant-General. m SALE! SALE! A CLEAN SWEEP. EVERYTHING MUST GO. EVERYTHING REDUCED ALMOST TO COST PRIDE. Call in Before the Stocks are Cleared, uut BRING THE MONEY. P. WOLLERMAN, Main Street - - Foxton.

IVESS 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. Noth the Address— IYESS BROS.. (Opposite Police Station!. FOXTON. 21 DAYS’ SLAUGHTER SALE OP LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. STOCK MUST BE SOLD, regardless of cost, and no reasonable offer will be refused. I am selling out all lines in Ladies’ and Children’s Footwear, so this sale offers a golden opportunity to mothers to secure bargains never before offered in Foxton. BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE. C. E. SNOW. BUY FRO3I THE MAKER AND SAVE THE DEALERS PROFITS. SEVEN 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.) SALE OF PROPERTY AND FURNITURE. On the premises, Whyte Street, Foxton. WEDNESDAY, sxll APRIL, AT 130 I’.M. MOUNSE\ & CO., instructed by Mr J. Moran, who is leaving for Auckland, will sell as above — Part section 167, Whyte Street, 64ft frontage by a depth of 66ft more or less, together with well built house of 4 rooms and scullery, gas range, register grate, tanks, 3 fireplaces, etc., also furniture comprising: b.r. bedsteads, 5 drawer chest, duchess chests, marble fbp washstand, toilet set, mirrors, sideboard, linoleums, couches, rathan chairs, occ. tables, dining table, chairs, dresser, mattresses, wheelbarrow, 2 8-day clocks, pictures, e.p. ware, hang lamp, fenders, garden tools, kitchen utensils, crockery, sundries, etc. CHEAP TIMBER. WE have in stock at our various mills considerable quantities of rough timber, both sawn and I dressed, suitable for cheap buildings and farm sheds, which we are prepared to quit at reasonable rates, j also fencing droppers. Price accord- ! ing to quantity. For quotations and I terms apply—- ■ Rangitikei Sawmilleks’ Co- ; operative Association Ltd., Box 25, ' TAIHAPE.