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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1025, 3 August 1911, Page 3

FOX iON RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. THE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held in the Club’s Office on Monday next, August 7th. at 8 p.m. Business: To receive annual report and balance sheet, election of officers and general. Nominations of stewards close on Saturday next at noon. W. GRAY, Secretary, AUCTION SALE. I PERREAU’S BUILDINGS. SATURDAY, AUGUST STH, 1911, at 2 p.m. MR. GOODMAN will hold an Unreserved Clearing Sale of assigned stock, including DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, etc., as above. Until Thursday, private sales at auction prices. FREE ! HAVE YOU SEEN IT? TO BE GIVEN AWAY. THE ZYMOLE EXPRESS, a big, strong, handsome play waggon is waiting in my window for some bright youngster to come and take home. It will be given to the boy or girl who brings in the most ZYMOLE TROKEY COUPONS, on or before September 30th. One coupon is given with each box of Zymole Trokeys at 1/6 and with every 2/6 purchase at the Pharmacy. LOOK IN THE WINDOW—SEE THE CART, AND THEN GET BUSY. HEALEY’S PHARMACY. OPENING NOTICE. W. NYE, GENERAL CARRIER & COAL MERCHANT. Whyte Street, Foxton. HAVING taken over Mr H. Coley’s carrying and coal business, I am prepared to execute all order for coal and general carrying with the quickest dispatch. Furniture removed with reliable horses and drivers. Any orders left at the Office, Whyte Street, or with the Carters will receive prompt attention. TELEPHONES: Whyte Street, No. 35. Residence, Park Street, No. 71

COAX! COAIi! WE hold full stocks of the following coals: PUPONGA, STATE, MOKAU, and can deliver to any part of town with promptitude and despatch. All Bags Weigh two Hundredweight All Coal Thoroughly Screened. Ring up ’Phone 53, or call at our bins at Railway Station. We want your trade, hence we must satisfy you. Try us ! THE WEST COAST STEAMSHIP & TRADING Co., Ltd. E. S. SPELMAN - AGENT. Joyous Jingles There was an old lady and she Had a grandson who ran off to sea; But when that boy John Came back from Ceylon, She blessed him and kissed him.Yesee He brought Suratura. That’s TEA! A damsel with exquisite ankles Said, "There's just one trouble wot rankles. Lord Jlnkins. me bloke. He ’as been and gone broke. Though 1 loves him no less now ’e’a poorer. The thing as 'urts me Is this ’ere thing. Ye see. We shall some day for certain as sure as can be. Not 'ave that Suraturai the finest o’ Tea! ” Fitly to appreciate the force, beauty, charm, pathos, and truth of these peerless poems, you must DRINK Suratura! 8 1 WANTED A good genera r servant. Apply Mrs Waite Barber, Motuiti.