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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1545, 2 May 1916, Page 3

WANTED— By young lady in business, boaid and lodgings in private home Apply this Office. WJ ANTED KNOWN.—Special » * Prices for Jap. Mats, I/- to i/il; Jap, Squares, 7/6 ; Jap. Matting by the yard, 1/3— STILES & MATHESON. WHICH WATCH ? A TIME KEEPER OR A TIME-LOSER ? YOU would not deliberately buy a watch which loses time—vet how are you to know ? You must take the jeweller’s word for it. You have more than our word for it that the watches listed below are perfect timekeepers—we GUARANTEE them to be reliable. Don’t buy a time-loser from a hardware shop; buy one these time-keepers from O’Connor and Tydeman, the Watch Specialists ; Reliable Watches in strong Nickel and Gunmetal cases, 21/-, 25/-, 30/-. In Solid Silver Cases, 50'-, 65/-, to £6 15/-. Come and make a sale selection from these guaranteed time-pieces. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN. Jewellers Palmerston N. We give a present with every wedding ring sold. L_ —— GENTLEMEN ! Now is the time to order your new RIDING BREECHES A. HEASMAN, TAILOR, MAIN STREET has anticipated your wants and has a large assortment of the latest materials to select from. ALSO THE NEW SEASON’S SUITINGS. Inspection Invited. “ECLIPSE-ALL” : • SUITS ! “| SPECIAL EASTER VALUES! : "E claim to save you money on your Suit this Eastertime—that is if you are wise enough to be guided by us. OUR FAMOUS BRAND OF 'ECLIPSE-ALL’ SUITS “Hamilton” Style are built | for the man who is particular about his clothing, and appreciates distinctive clothing. These Suits are handsomely cut and tailored, they have out-side breast pockets and I are lined with Italian cloth. EASTER PRICES : 55/- TO 84/You will have to admit that these are the finest suits for the money you have ever seen. MILLAR & I GIORGI, THE GREAT OUTFITTERS, PALMERSTON NORTH.

Lost, strayed—gone none knows where, ’l'was with me yesterday, I do declare; It racked my chest, my head was sore, It’s gone, I’ll ne’er see it more, What ? Not a cough ? Yes, yes, for sure; Lost when I used Woods’ Peppermint Lure. 3 HIMATANGI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, MAY Bth, 191 G. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell as above : 18 mixed weaner calves • 30 ewes 20 lambs ’’I'ST'ANTED, —By good tenant, v V five or six roomed house. Apply this Office. FOR SALE—Dogcart and harness cheap. Apply this office. OST —Starting handle off AusJLj tin car, about half a mile from Foxton. Reward on returning to Harper Bros.

GRAND PATRIOTIC CONCERT (IN AID OF FOXTON GIRLS’ GUILD.) BY THE QUEEN ALEXANDRIA’S OWN regimen t a l ban d. FROM WANGANUI. LIEUT. BUCKLEY, CONDUCTOR. CORONATION TOWN HALL, AT 8 P.M, FRIDAY, MAY sth. 1916. PROGRAMME Patriotic Overture, “Carry On,” Lieut. Ord HumeFrench Selection, “L’Amour au Village,” (Bouillon.) Cornet Solo, “The Skylark,” (Farrell,) Soloist, Mr Walter Sheoley. Selection, (Rosini,) Band. Euphonium Solo, “Land ot Hope and Glory,” (Elgar,) Soloist, Mr R. Boyd. Cornet Duet, “Comrades,” (Clements,) _ Messrs Buckley and Sheplcy. Grand Naval Selection, “A Sailor’s Lite,” (Cope) Intermezzo, * Moonlight,” (Rimmer.) io MINUTES INTERVAL. Song, Selected. Miss Doris Signal. Euphonium Solo. “Tranquility,” (Allitsen,) Soloist, Mr Chas. Austin. Trumpet Solo, “Tancredi,” Rossini, Soloist, Lieut. Buckley. Concertina Solo, “Moon Moths,” (Safaroni,) Soloist, Mr Walter Shepley. Military Selection, “A Military Church Parade,” Lieut, Ord Hume. Cornet Solo, “A Perfect Day,” Soloist Master Teday Summers. Q.A.O. Regimental March, “The Colonial,” (Hall.) GOD SAVE THE KING. ADMISSION—Dress Circle and Front Seats 2s, Back Seats Is. W. SUMMERS, Hon. Sec.