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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1795, 28 February 1918, Page 3

EQUAL RIGHTS FOR ALL. SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE. PROTESTANT POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. Meeting to He held in the Coronation town hall, ; on FRIDAY, MARCH Ist, 1916. At 8 p.m. PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL TAKE PART. His Wohship the Mayor will preside. THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE: (a) The organisation of Protestants into an association to maintain and defend the rights and liberties of the people, and to promote the political, social, and moral wellbeing of the Dominion of New Zealand. (b) To secure the return of approved candidates to Parliament, and to civic office, (e) To secure the impartial administration of the laws of the Dominion. (d) To safeguard the State and the Empire against the aggressions of sectarian interests. (e) To promote loyalty to our Protestant religion, the King (being Protestant), and to the Empire. ADDRESS BY THE HON. Wm, EARNSHAW, M.L.C. Admission by ticket only. Tickets may be obtained at Mr Bullard’s up till 5.30 p.m. on FRIDAY evening, March Ist. K. KENNEDY, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT. BUTTER SUPPLIES. Zealand Government is prepared, on and after the Ist March, 1918, until further notice, to deliver to retailers and others engaged in the local Butter Trade, on the following terms: FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER.' - From the stocks of Bulk Butter at present hold in store at Wellington. PRICE—£3 1.9 s4d per box of 50 lbs. marked weight, ex Wellington Meat Export Company’s Waterloo Quay Store, Wellington, net cash with order. - MINIMUM ORDER—Two boxes. Purchasers will require to make written application for supplies to (he Controller, Department of Imperials Government Supplies, .P.O. Box 374, Wellington, accompanied by a remittance for the amount represented by the order, plus exchange where necessary. Local deliveries will be made by order on the Wellington Meat Export Company, Waterloo Quay, Wellington, and country orders will be railed (transit charges forward) by the Department when so requested by the purchasers. W. F. MASSEY, Prime Minister. £26,28,m2. CORONATION TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, MARCH 21st, 1918. ST. PATRICK’S CONCERT. ST. PATRICK’S CONCERT. (In aid of St. Mary’s Church Funds.) the artists: Miss Teresa MeEnrfte (Wellington), New Zealand’s premier mezzo-soprano; Mr. Fred, Burke (Auckland), the “John McCormick” of Nfew Zealand. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 sharp, ADMISSION: Circle 2/-, Downstairs 1/-. R. HYNES, Hon. Sec. FOXTON HORTICULTURAL, FLORAL & INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. AUTUMN SHOW. AUTUMN SHOW. To be held in the CORONATION HALL, FOXTON, on the 7th. AND Bth. MARCH, 1918. VALUABLE SPECIAL AND ORDINARY PRIZES IN EACH SECTION. ENTRIES CLOSE at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, March s(h. Late entries to 9 p.m. the night before the Show, and must be made with the Secretary with an additional double fee per entry. Catalogues and entry forms may be.had on application to the undersigned. H. C. PATTERSON, Secretary. Wanted to lease or sell, G acres land, with 4-roomed house, all conveniences. Apply J. Wilson, Union Street. NOTICE. Public NOTICE is hereby given that all dogs found trespassing on my property, Purcell Street, will be destroyed forthwith. 'E. M. GORE. Foxton, Feb. 26th, 1918. SALE BARGAINS.—Boy’s Sports 3 Suits, sizes 4, G, 7 and 9, 23/0 to 27/6, at J. M. Barr’s Big Sale. Wanted Known: You can get better groceries for the same money at Walker and Furrie’s,