BUSINESS NOTICES

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1063, 31 October 1911, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES

For primes! Beef and Mutton and dairy fed Pork, try Cook and Co.* Mr Charles Simmons, of the Foxton Cycle and Motor Co., inserts a change advertisement in this issue.

If I knew I were to die to-morrow, nevertheless I would plant a tree today. Vote tor Byron Brown.*

Tenders are invited for the erection of washhouse etc., at the hall caretaker’s residence. Tenders close at noon on Saturday. Notwithstanding the extra freight by rail Thomas Rimmer is still selling 5 jellies for is, loose tea Is per lb, 3 tins jam for Is.* Mr C. A. W. Monckton, Opposition candidate for the Otaki electorate, will address the Foxton electors in the Masonic Hall to-morrow night. Bring along your bottle and try our bulk sauce. .Best quality of all colonial sauces. Try a bottle and sec for yourself, 5 s 9d per gallon, large bottles is, Thomas Rimmer.* The Mayor declares Friday next, (People’s Day at the Palmerston Show) a public holiday. The Wednesday statutory half-holiday will not therefore be held.

In this issue Mr W. S. Carter, candidate for the Awahou Riding of the Manawatu County at the forthcoming election, giving some of his reasons for contesting the seat. Messrs Mounsey and Co., have received instructions from Mrs W. G. Richardson to offer by public auction at her residence, Purcell Street, on Wednesday, Nov. Bth, the whole of her new and superior household furniture, including upright grand piano in black ebony, g piece oak and leather dining-room suite, extension table, side board, etc. The whole of the furniture will be submitted without reserve and this sale affords a splendid opportunity to those requiring furniture. The sale will commence at I p.m. For full particulars see advt. Repeated failures should make a man tight harder for success. Byron Brown is going to succeed.*