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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 2046, 25 October 1919, Page 3

Ji'.Oß SALE.—3 acres, with fonrroouicd house, Avenue.' Road, Foxton. At present in occupation of W. Wallbutton, £4OO, quick sale. ■Apply A’. Anderson, c/o Mr W. Aldridge, Avenue Road, Foxton. |?OR SALE. Furnished threeroomed cottage, Foxton seaside. Apply “Herald" Office. SALE OF SECTIONS, HOMESTEAD, STABLES AND PLANT. WEDNESDAY, 29th OCTOBER, 1919, at 1 p.m. EASTON STREET, FOXTON, The n.z. loan & mercantile AGENCY CO., LTD., has received instructions from Messrs OSBORNE & SMITH, Carriers, Foxton, to sell as above: — , FOUR TOWN SECTIONS, comprising ■3l ACRES, situated corner Easton and Hulke Streets, Foxton. -I-ACRE Section, with 5roomed Dwelling, out-hous-es, Hl-slall stable, chaff house, and feed room. PLANT 9 first-class horses broken to all work 4 block drays 4 spring drays 4 sets spring cart harness 4 sets dray harness (5 sets heading harness 5 sots leading reins 1 a.f. plough 1 set discs 1 horse-clipping machine 250 empty sacks Quantity oats, chaff, etc. Few sets swingletreos, bars, and sundries. [A Card:] NURSE HALL JjATE Charge Nurse of St. Helen’s Hospital, Wellington, has opened an up-to-date Private Maternity Hospital at 93 Fitzherbcrt Street, Palmerston North, and.is ready to receive patients. Full particulars on application. give 5 per cent. Discount off all Cash Purchases at BARR & TVER’S, the Quality Drapers. THE DIFFERENCE THEY MAKE. Every woman who is troubled with sick headache, dyspepsia, constipation, and the nervousness and depression which these ailments cause, should take a course of Chamberlain’s Tablets and see what a difference they make. By relieving dyspepsia they relieve constipation, with its attendant headache and nervousness. This means better digestion, sounder sloop and quieter nerves. There are thousands of women who have recovered their health by using Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale everywhere.—Advt.

PALMERSTON N. SILVER BAND. Conductor : BAND M A STEJPII. JACKSON. 27 SILVER INSTRUMENTS. 27 SILVER INSTRUMENTS. All Clever, Happy and Optimistic young fellows. The Exponents of Happy Religion ami Bright Music. “Oil! Listen to the Band!’’ Be sure and get in right at the jump. The Scouts Trumpet Band will hlaro as the (rain comes in TONIGHT. Of course, you will he there. A SAMPLE OF WHAT YOU ARE GOING TO GET MAIN STREET, TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30: March, “Stand to Arms.’’ Selection,.“Songs of Joy.” Mule Choirs, Vocal Selecliohs. Elocutionary Homs. Commandant Middlemiss, ' Piano, Cornel, and Euphonium Solos. Etc., Etc. TOWN HALL, TO-MORROW. 11 A.M.—COMMANDANT MIDDLEMISS. Do not fail to hear this splendid fellow. Music’ and Sung during the service. 2.45 P.M. —Victoria Park. An hour and a-half of Sunshine and Harmony. 7 P.M. —Town Hall. -Commandant and Mrs Middlemiss wil sing and speak! The Band will render splendid music, and at 8.15 p.m. A REAL HALLELUJAH “WIND-UP.” ON MONDAY MORNING, from 10.30 to 11.30: Band at the Victoria Park. One of the finest week-ends in your life for you! ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. “MILESTONES” “MILESTONES” Arnold Bennett’s Great Play of th ree generations A PLAY .FOR ALL YOUNG FOLKS. MIDDLE AGED AND OLD FOLKS MONDAY & TUESDAY. A Screen Masterpiece in Seven Parts. LILLIAN WALKER returns in “THE LUST OF THE AGES.” “THE LUST OF THE AGES.!’ A DRAMATIC SPECTACLE OF FIRE AND CONVICTION. - WEDNESDAY. CHARLES CHAPLIN I N “A DOG’S LIFE.”'