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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1057, 15 June 1912, Page 3

£jORONATION TOWN HALL. PICTURE SHOW. TO-NIGHT! PROGRAMME. “Zara,” Scenic. “The Little Widow,” Drama. “Gronitan Interviews a Star,” Comic. “Winter Flowers,” Nature Study. “Little Spy,” Drama. “Actor in a new Role,” Comedy. “Brothers Rell,” Vaudeville. “Three Daughters ot the West,” D. “In the Clutches of a Vapour Bath,” Comic. “Climbing the Ray,” ■ Travel. “Ranchman’s Daughter,” Drama. “Lily’s Lovers,” Comedy. Circle and Stalls is 6d, pit is. Children under 12,6 d to any part of the house if accompanied by parents or guardians. Booking for Circle 6d extra Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. ALF. FRASER, Manager. OORONATION HALL. SKATING RINK. OPEN, MONDAY & FRIDAY. Doors open 7.30 p.m. Admission, 6d. Use of Skates : Ladies 6d, Gents I ALF. FRASER, Manager.

MANAWATU & WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. (Affiliated with Royal Horticultural Society). NINTH NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW And exposition of everything connected with dairying industry, will be held on the Metropolitan Show Grounds, Palmerston North JUNE 23x11, 26 m, 2/th & 28th, 1912. At the same time will be held the Manawatu Poultry Association’s Annual Shaw. A big event this year. Butter and cheese championships, farm and dairy products, valuable cups and prizes to be competed tor. Entries close in general class® Bth June. Schedules free on application to W. T. PENNY, Secretary, Box 83, Palmerston N

HIMATANGI SALE. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1912. At 12 noon. fIIHE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANX TILE AGENCY COMPANY, Ltd., will sell at 12 noon : 80 woolly lambs 300 shorn lambs 60 store ewes 48 mixed weaners 15 young Holstein and Jersey bulls 16 cows 40 yearling steers 25 18-mouth heifers S heifers in calf 1 purebred Jersey bull 2 Jersey bulls 4 weaners 2 Jersey springing rows 3 ylg.steers 4 heifers in calf I grade Jersey springing heifer l grade Jersey heifer in calf I springing cow 100 ewes in lamb 50 fat and forward ewes 1 _

NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. NOTICE is hereby given that trespassers with dog or gun, on Moutere Run, after this date will be prosecuted. DALRYMPLE & WILSON. Bulls, Apri 25th, 1912. ANTED—A nurse girl and to assist in light housework. Apply this office.

TEMPORARY PREMISES. MR A. R. OSBORNE, the People’s Tailor, whose premises were recently destroyed by fire, notifies clients and the genera/ public that he has secured temporary premises m Mrs Knewstub’s shop, Perreau’s Buildings, where he has opened up a line range of suitings and other lines necessary to a firstclass tailoring establishment. He apologises to customers for any inconvenience occasioned them owing to circumstances over which he had no control. He will get busy.

STOCK PATTERN DINNER SET S. pattern means that any broken piece of any set we can always replace from stock—what an advantage this is, only the thrifty housewife knows. But there’s nothing ordinary 01 commonplace about these dinner sets—far from it. They come in fifteen different c-hanning exclusive patterns and in many different qualities so that we’ve sets for every taste and prices for every pocket. ■HBMHnHHMR::: 'fTHQUi -".vraMBET" ‘■■MOMnaSMI mimi— ■iiimii i> —m—i 11 ! i imm MuykJianuEaHniHffiJ CLAP SEN’S CROCKERY ARCALE, XUJi S«UAUE ■ PAI.MEUSTUN N. Enquiries by Mail Cheerfully Answered.