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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2140, 15 June 1920, Page 3

WARNING. Owing to my fibre slacks being wilfully damaged last Sunday, any person found trespassing in my paddocks will lie prosecuted. W. PETRIE. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. REGISTRATION OF APIARIES. NOTICE TO PERSONS KEEPING BEES. JN compliance with the regulations under the Apiaries Amendment Act, Idl'd, gazetted on 12th July, 1917, as to (lie registration of apiaries, every person keeping one or more hives of bees is required to make application to register same during the month of June, 1920. Applications will be received by the Director of the Horticulture Division, Box 888, Wellington. Registration is frog of charge; the penalty of non-registration is a tine not exceeding £5. Forms of application for registration are obtainable from the principal offices of this Department, or from the Director of the Horticulture Division, Depart men 1 of Agriculture, Wellington, or from any of the larger Post Offices throughout the Dominion. ()l'R VALUES were never heifer. Special Reductions in White Calicoes, Sheetings, Ladies’ Undervests. Studs 4d. Brooches 1/-. Ladies’ Gloves 1/-, 1/0, 2/3. — F. GABITES. ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! That Tomboy Again clever little MADGE*EVANS, as LITTLE PATTY, in the World Film child Idyll: ‘ THE LOVE NET." ‘•THE LOVE NET/’ Sensational Rescue from Seiilllcd Lugger. William Fox presents the World-Famous Beauty and Actress. EVELYN NESBIT, and her son, RUSSELL THAW, in -- “THE WOMAN WHO GAVE.” “THE WOMAN WHO GAVE.” This marks an epoch in the art of Motion Pictures. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED by County Ranger, from Motuiti, one black mare, white star on forehead, no visible brand, unshod. If not claimed, and all expenses paid, will lie sold on Salnrdav, 19th hist., at 12 noon. J. PARKER. Poundkoepov. "J-d. GABITES for Special Redactions.- —Children's Gloves, 1/7, 1/9, sizes 3,1, 3, (i. Combs, ,]/-. infanteos'. 1/(5, 1/9, 1, !1. Children’s Wool Hat-, 2/3. —F. GABITES. EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF WANGANUI, ELECTION. OK MEMBERS. |T is hereby notiiied that the Biennial Election of members of (lie Education Board, of the District of Wanganui will be held on WEDNESDAY, 21st JULY. 1920. The number of members to be elected is live, viz: Wanganui Urban Area 1. Palmerston N. Urban Area . . 1. West Ward 1 North Wiird 1 South Ward 1 , Nominations close at 5 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 30 th June, 1920, with fixe undersigned, from whom i'drms of nomination may be obtained. The retiring members, all of whom .are eligible for re-e!eelion, arc Messrs Fred Pirani (Wanganui Urban Area). L. R. Bryant (Palmerston North Urban Area), W. A. Collins (Wesl Wiird), A. .1. Joblin (North Ward), and IT.-Mclntyre (South Wiird). W. 11. SWANGER, Returning Officer. Wanganui, -31 h June, 1920. Education Office. ■' 8,15,2(1. |T. GABITES for Special Reductions. Cambric Edgings and Embroideries, 3Ad to 1/o’. While Calicoes. 1/0. 1/9, 1/1L 2/0. 2/9. Bootees, Infanlees. —F. GABITES. FOREIGN MISSION MEETING. r jßl E Annual Foreign Mission Meeting will be held in the Methodist Church on THURSDAY, June 17th, ;fr 7.30 p.m. Speakers; Rev. T. R. Richards (Napier) and Rev. S. Cooke, (Palmerston North), RADIES’ READY -TO - WEAR FELTS, 2/11 to 8/11. Children’s Coloured Felt Hats, 1/- to 1/11 each. At BARR & TYF/IFS Big Winter Sale. ;—- = —— ztsr (CHILDREN’S NATURAL WOVEN COMS., 3/11 . pair. Children’s Knitted Wool Umlervests, slightly damaged, 1/11 each. At BARR & TVER'S Big Winter Sale. MEN’S OILSKIN COATS, usually 37/0, now 19/11. Slashing reductions in Boys’ Tweed Suits. At BARR & TVER’S Big Winter Stile.