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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1048, 9 January 1913, Page 3

WANTED. Washer for Whitauuui mill. Apply H. Greig, Foxton, or Mill Manager, W ' ni. iHU V UU rv to i w assist in light housework, m. to 4 p.m. Apply Mrs x. ;v, Robinson Street. MOTOR CAR FOR SALE. M— 16 H.P., 5-seater, Argyle, fully equipped. Before leaving for England, I wish to dispose of my motor-car, as above. It is in perfect order, and is noted for its reliability. Price very low to effect quick sale. H. GREIG, Foxton, FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ALL Licensed Vehicles in the Borough are requested to parade for inspection in front of the Council Chambers on Monday, January 13th, at 10 a.m. ALF. FRASER. Town Clerk. OORONATION TOWN HALL PICTURE SHOW. SATURDAY! PROGRAMME. “Bathers in Ceylon,” Scenic. “The Price he Paid,” Drama). “Grandfather’s Old Boots.” Comedy. “Greater Love,” Dramal “Bachelor’s Waterloo,” Comedy. “Indian Temples,” Scenic. “Half-Breed’s Treachery,” Drama. “Part of Her Life,” Comedy. “Artistic Glass Works.” Industry. “Two Brothers and a Spy,” Drama. “Widow Casey’s Return,” Comedy. Circle Is 6d, Stalls is, Pit 9d, Children under 12, 3d (Stalls and Pit only). Booking for Circle 6d extra. Doors open 7.30. Commence at 8.0. ALF. FRASER, Manager. THE LACEY FUND. A MEETING of the combined Ladies’ and Men’s Committees of the Lacey Fund will be held in Perreau’s Rooms at 8 p.m. on Thursday next, 9th inst. Business : Important. P. LUMSDEN, Hon. Sec. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: J. E. Vernon, M.A., B.Sc. (Edin). THE School re-opens on TUESDAY, February 4th. CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL and AGRICULTURAL COURSES. BOARDING HOUSE (College House), under the personal supervision of the Rector. Prospectus on application to the Secretary or the Rector. CONTRADICTION. I WISH to contradict the rumour that is being circulated to the effect that I am retiring from the undertaking business, and to notify the residents of the district that having been established for the past 40 years, I have no intention of giving up business whilst I am able to walk to the cemetery. Having a very large stock of coffin furniture, etc., on hand, I am in a position to conduct funerals at the most reasonable rates. ANDREW JONSON.

TO BUILDERS. fpENDERS are invited for extenX sive works, consisting of alterations and additions to present buildings, the erection of three large workmen’s dwellings, outhouses and stable, and construction of septic tank drainage system at Moutoa for Whitaunui, Ltd. Also, erection of a stable at Tokomam for Temukailui, Ltd Tenders to be delivered at the architect’s office, 41 Rangitikei street, Palmerston North, by noon on WEDNESDAY, 15th January, 1913. For plans, make early application to L. G. WEST & SON, Architects. Telephone, 235. r " . SPORTING SUITS. BIGHT UP TO THE LAST TICK OF THE CLOCK FOR STYLE. IF you are interested in the latest fashions, the newest colours, the smartest cloths in Men’s Summer Fogs a visit to MILLAR & GIORGFB is essential. There is a neglige smartness about these new sporting suits that is suggestive of graceful ease and comfort. They create a desire for possession at sight. 2 and 3 Garment Suits, coat with yoke back and pleated, trousers with roll bottoms. Before the Christmas rush —COME! ■B MILLAR &GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON N.