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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2101, 11 March 1920, Page 3

FOXTON STOCK SALE. MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920. Abraham & williams, Ltd., will sell as above: — 20 18-months steers 10 18-months heifers 7 dairy cows, in milk due factory dates 1 fat iieifer FEJLDING JOCKEY CLUB. '! EASTER MEETING, sth AND 6th APRIL, 1920. OWNERS AND TRAINERS are reminded that nominations for all events at the above meeting will be received up till 8.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, 12th March, 1920. EDMD. GOODBEHERE, Secretary, Box 45, Feilding.

TOWN HALL PICTURES. The House of Big- Attractions. FRIDAY.— Bert Lvttel in “THE LION’S DEN,” Metro’s Co.ne.ly success, with Jlrsl-class supports. SATURDAY. —Dorothy Dish in THE HOPE CHEST.”

PONTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ]S[OTICE is rerehy given Hint ten pel - cenh will be added to nil rates unpaid after the 21st instant. Win. TRUEMAN, Town Clerk. "March 9th, 1920. PUBLIC NOTICE. MIL N. 11. MILLER, traveller, of 24(1 Willis Street, Wellington, will be in Fox ton During the week of March 22nd. Thanking customers for past kind patronage.' Q-ABERDINE DRESSES for Girls H to 12 years, in Brown, Navy, and Vieux Rose, 27 lo 39in., 15/11 lo 39/(1, at BARR A TVER'S, the Qualify Drapers. ]i\)R HOSIERY values go h. BARR &. TVER’S. We import our hosiery direct from London, , which means lower prices to our customer.s. {\ALVPOi and Pelone Rugs, .in beautiful designs, 49/(1 to 1.10/-, at BARR & TVER'S, the Qhialliy Drapers. [A Card.] Mrs. SCAD DEN, MATERNITY NURSE. Patients waited on in their oavti homes. Address: Coley Street. FROM EVERY POINT THE EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING COY. LEADS. ()c R, success is duo to nnr energetic and progressive* business methods. Our Furniture Trade is generally recognised to he one of the largest in the North Island. Our Furniture Show-rooms are visited by thousands of customers, and arc admired by all. A special point in our Furniture business is that wo guarantee every arliclc we sell to be free of wood borer. OUR OUTSIDE CLEARING SALES are always attended with phenomenal success. WHY/ Because we use and employ modern met hods in conducting same. Our terms arc reasonable, and the prompt manner in which we pay Ihe sales accounts Is a special feature in all transactions. ■ .MART BALES ARE CONDUCTED EVERY SATURDAY. Business premises Nos. 10(1, 107, .108 CUBA STREET. THE EMPIRE AUCTIONEERING CO. ’Phone 420. P.O. Box 285. MARK BRIGGS. 808 BROWN, Auctioneer.

BURN & TREVELYAN. TAXI PROPRIETORS, • FOX TON. TWO up-to-date Motor Cars for . litre, at all hours of the day or night. Trips undertaken anywhere, at any time. Orders left at the Diggers’ Fruit Shop promptly attended to. ’Phone Xo. 70. F- GABITFS for Cretonnes, 1/11, 2/3, 2/G. Short Window Xets. Curtains, 8/11, 17/(5, 25/-. Double width Poplin. 8/11, now 2/11. Sheetings.—F. GA BITES. TOR SALE. Furnished threeroomed eotlage, Fox ton seaside. Apply “Herald” Office, \TILL the person who removed a white tarpaulin from the roadside near Himatangi railway crossing on the evening of Friday, February 27th,’please return to or communicate with owner. —C. Franks, Shannon. TENDERS FOR DRAINING. w ANTED. —Men to do draining on the Round Bush. Advertiser will be at Motuiti Station on Wednesday, 10th instant, on arrival of Palmerston North train. P. E. BALDWIN. ' TG LET.—Well furnished bed-sit-tingroom, with use bathroom,; lady. Apply, this office. . FOR SALE.—First -class cow, calved this morning. Apply E. A. Oxley.