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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 2049, 1 November 1919, Page 3

Jj^HOP'‘during Show Week at COLr LINSON & CUNNINGHAME’S, Palmerston North. Specials in every department. 40 inch White Voile, at 2/6 per yard. Army Grey Union Flannel, 1/11 per yard. On sale all day Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, from 8.30 till 5.30. All day Saturday from 8.S() till 9 p.m. Half day only Wednesday and Friday. PUBLIC NOTICE. I DESIRE to notify the public that I have taken over the Whyte Street coal and wood yard, and can supply all kinds of coal, firewood, etc., at shortest notice. I also have an up-to-date carrying plant, including motor lorry, and can undertake all classes of carrying, including furniture removals. W. G. NYE. HOME-MADE SWEETS. HOME-MADE SWEETS. C. R. DESMOND, CONFECTIONER - FOXTON. jrRESH supplies of Chocolates and Frosted Caramels to hand. Home-made Toffees, Ices, Cream Caramels, etc., every week. SHOP during Show Week at COLLIN SOX & CUNXINGIIAME’S, Palmerston North. Specials in every department. 3 dozen Children's Overalls, in Print and Zephyr, plain and stripes,-all 4/11. Floorcloth, 2 yards Avide, all good patterns, only 7/11 yard. On sale all day Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, from'B.3o till 5.30, all day Saturday from 8.30 till 9 p.m. Half day only Wednesday and Frida v.

HIMATANGI CATTLE FAIR. MONDAY, 3rd NOVEMBER, Dili). Tlll'l NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will soil iit 12 noon. 500 HEAD MIXED CATTLE, comprising300 mixed yearlings 10U 2-year steers 100 .cows 50 yearling heifer?! 10 yearling steers 40 bullocks 50 mixed cattle 20 fat; and forward cows - ■ 12 springing heifers 300 mixed hoggets

PLANNED FOR YOUR PLEASURE THE SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS THE SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS ARE COMING. The Box Plan is filling rapidly. As you don’t know oL' “ a Better ’Ole,’’ for safety see are your seats at Heath’s. The Soldiers Present A BRIGHT AND JOVIAL OFFERING AT TOWN HALL - FOXTON, on TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMB. 4th. TUESDAY NEXT, NOVEMB. 4th. All picked artists, who amused (he boys in the trenches. TE KOA. TE KOA. TE KOA. TE KOA. All Returned Diggers, just arrived from France; now packing theatres nightly with their entertaining programme of wholesome fun and delightful music. If you want a good laugh, see the “Diggers" in their mirth-provoking trench" sketch, “WHERE DID THAT ONE GO?” The very latest songs and verses from the music halls of the older lands. Prices: -1/- (reserved), 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. All plus tax. J. A. MACDONALD, Manager. NOTICE. J DESIRE to inform the public that I am still continuing the carrying and forwarding business lately conducted by the lirm of Osborne and Smith. All orders will, as in the past, be panel nailv attended to. HAROLD OSBORNE. Telephone No. 47. NOTICE. * NOTICE is hereby given that ail accounts owiiig to the late firm of Osborne and Smith, general earners, must be paid to the undersigned on or before November 15th, 1919, in order to wind up the estate, after which date ail unpaid accounts will be sued for. Office, Main Street. HAROLD OSBORNE. THOMAS SMITH. ■Foxton, 30th October, 1919,

ROYAL PICTURES, •TO-NIGHT. ALICE BRADY IN ‘ THE DEATH DANCE/’ “THE DEATH DANCE/’ SUMPTUOUS STAGING AND FANCIFUL FROCKS. MONDAY. Triple Present s CL AIRE ANDERSON in “THE MASK.” * “THE MASK.” How Sudden Wealth caused Sally to lose her Perspective. The MILLION DOLLAR PARTY. ' y NO PICTURES ON 1 TUESDAYS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.