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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1171, 13 November 1913, Page 3

Jf you look from outside you have no idea of our stock. Come inside and look round, see our furniture and enquire about our special cash proposition—you will be surprised. Walker and Fume.*

■Perreau’s assorted fruit pies are delicious. Try them.* When about to make a presenta tion or give a trophy, visit the P.ed House. ' A great variety of suitable goods to select from. Thomas Rimmer.*

WANTED. —A bov for this office. I7\OR SALE.—BuII calf, fay reg. Jersey ; mother's record, 457 lbs. fat for one season. Apply, A. Jagger, Marotiri. ITIOR SALE. —One pony. Apply ’ I. W. Williams. LUST. —Would the person who picked up a brooch in the Hall on the night of the Children’s Concert, kindly leave same at this office- and receive reward. WANTED. —Lady to give massage treatment. Apply this office. WANTED— A general. Apply Mrs Hammond, Oroua Downs. WANTED TO BUY—fresh eggs in any quantity. Highest market price paid. M. E. Perreau. WANTED KNOWN. —Every article in our Drapery and Millinery Departments will be reduced during the Sale. G. H. STILES. SALE.—A staunch and reliable boy’s pony. Apply this office. WANTED KNOWN.—To all whom it may concern. Our Great Midsummer Sale starts on Saturday Bth, closes on Saturday 22nd, promptly. G. H. STILES. PANTED to Let. —Grazing for a cow, good grass. Apply P. Hennessy. WANTED KNOWN. Sale Ahoy! Our Mid-summer Sale starts on Saturday Sth, closes on Saturday 22nd, promptly. G. H. STILES. TO CITIZENS AND SUBSCRIBERS. C CITIZENS and Subscribers are Y invited to be present at the Council Chambers at 3 p.m. TOMORROW (Friday), when His Worship the Mayor will make a presentation to Mr A. D. Clemett, Postmaster, who has been transferred to Cambridge. PI. COLEY, Acting-Secretary. AUCTION SALE.

NYE’S YARDS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, At I p.m. MOUNSEY & CO. will hold their usual monthly sale as above, when they will submit under the hammer: l dray and harness, quantity of furniture, and sundries. Further Entries Solicited. OORONATION TOWN HALL, FOXTON HORTICULTURAL, FLORAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. SPRING ~ £ HOW. OPRING OHOW. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th and 21st, 1913. ATTRACTIVE, PROGRESSIVE AND EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITION. Choicest Flowers, Fruits and Vegetables, Nature’s Most Exquisite Workmanship. Doors open from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 each day. ADMISSION : Non - Members, Adults 1/-, Children under 15. 6d. EXCITING GUESSING COMPETITIONS AND GOOD PRIZES. If you have a Choice Flower, or Flowers, give them a show—they may win for you a prize and renown. If not, the Show will be helped by your effort. ATTRACTIVE MUSICAL PROGRAMME EACH EVENING. ENTRIES CLOSE 10 p.m. on Tuesday, 18th inst.; Late Entries to 9 o’clock night before the Show, each late entry I/-. Entrance Fee on all Exhibits, sixpence (6d) per entry, members threepence (3d), except where otherwise stated. Children's classes, threepence (3d) per entry ; over four entries, free. 'HANDSOME TROPHIES AND SPECIAL PRIZES. Catalogues free on application to the Secretary. H. C. PATTERSON, Secretary.