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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1157, 11 October 1913, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES. Mr Walsh, nurseryman, advertises seedlings for sale. Collinson and Son, of Palmerston North, advertise in this issue a great display of toilet brushware. These articles are in all the newest ideas and a glance at the announcement on page 3 will show how exceptionally low the prices are. At Nye’s yards on Monday at I p.m. Messrs Mounsey and Co. will hold their ordinary auction sale. The goods to oe submitted under the hammer include a lot of new furniture, new boots, phonograph and records, pram, cornet and a large assortment of sundries.

ITS EFFECT WAS MAGICAL. “My horse was attacked with griping pains,” writes Mr C. Mitchell, storekeeper, Renwicktown. N.Z. I gave him Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and found its effect magical, the horse being relieved at once. To anyone handling horses I can recommend this remedy as a splendid cure in cases of colic, and would not be without a bottle on hand myself.” For sale everywhere.—Advt.

This chap, he was a perfect wreck, His cough was something awful; His sneezes shook the very roof, His friends, they murmured “poor fool.” But since that time a week has passed, The poor chap’s getting well quite fast; ’Twas only with the aid for sure Of a dose of Woods’ Great Peppermint cure. 4 PERREAU’s assorted fruit pies are delicious. Trv them.*

AN INVITATION. THE vicar of All Saints’ invites parishioners and their friends to a social and musical evening on Tuesday next in the Sunday School at 8 p.m., to meet the Yen. Archdeacon Harper. The Ladies’ Guild will supply light refreshments. AUCTION SALE. NYE’S YARDS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13TH, At 1 p.m. MOUNSEY & CO., will sell as above live and dead stock, furniture, sundries, etc. A lot of new furniture, child’s pram, several pairs new boots, phonograph and 107 records, secondhand cornet and sundries. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. HOME SEPARATION. HAVING now completed our new factory at Rangiotu we are prepared to receive cream in any quantity. Highest price given, correct weight and test guaranteed. Consign cream “Reliance Factory, Rangiotu.” We pay freight. MCDONALD & EDWARDS. SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, IQI3At 2 p.m. MOUNSEY & CO., will sell as above at W. Nye’s yards under instructions from the Public Trustee in the estate of E. H. Turley, deceased: All that piece or parcel of land situate in the _ Moutoa Block, Manawatu District, being section marked 100, containing 31 acres 2 roods, more or less, and is all the land cpraprised and described in certificate of title vol. 7, folio 299, Wellington Registry. Terms and further particulars on application to the auctioneers.

FOXTON TECHNICAL SCHOOL. TIME TABLE AND FEES. ARITHMETIC and ENGLISH Monday and Thursday, 7 p.m—----9 p.m. Fee 15/-. Instructor, Mr P. G. Jackson. FIRST AID.— Monday, 7 p.m.—9 p.m. Fee io /-. Instructor, Dr. Mandl. DRAWING and PAINTING Tuesday, 3 p.m. —5 p.m. Fee IS!-. Instructor, Mr H. F. Gabites. DRESSMAKING Monday, 7.15 p.m.—9.15 p.m. Fee 15/-. Instructress, Miss McGrath. H. F. GABITES, Supervisor. WANTED KNOWN. Gents. Shirts without collars, fancy designs all new this season, usually sold at 5s 6d, Special 2s I id. See window display. G. H. STILES. WHEN visiting Palmerston N. give DONALDSON a call for suit or costume. The best at reasonable prices. Note the address: DONALDSON, c/o Alf. Mahon. WANTED KNOWN. —Extra special values in Manchester Goods, 72in white sheeting, usually sold at is gd, Special is 4%d ; 54m white sheeting, usually sold at is 3d, Special damask, usually sold at is gd, Special Is 6d. G. H. STILES. WANTED TO BUY—fresh eggs in any quantity. Highest market price paid. M. E. Perreau. WANTED KNOWN.—IO only Ladies’ One-Piece Dresses, usually sold at 17s 6d, Special 10s 6d. G. H, STILES.