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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2323, 1 September 1921, Page 3

KAIBANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE. OWING lo Bridge at Eangiotu having: collapsed, Fox lon Line is dosed for all traffic at that point until further notice. A. 11. M. WRIGHT, County Engineer. August 2p, 1021. FOXTON CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. r PfIE Quarterly Meeting of members will be held in Town Hall Supperroom at 7.30 p.m. THIS EVENING (Thursday). All member.s requested to be present. R. EANGTHEUEA. Secretary. TO WHITEBAIT FISHERMEN. \ MEETING of Whitebait Fishermen will l<e held in Perrenu’s Room- on SATURDAY. September 3rd, at 2 p.m. Business: Important. P, E. DANIELL, Convenor.

AWA DOWNS DAIRY. EASTON, proprietor of the above dairy, notifies the public that regular supplies of fresh milk will be delivered daily to customers throughout the borough. Price, fid per quart, 3Jd per pint. N.B. —About 100 cords of pious iusignus for sale, at 7/(1 per load on the premises.

AUCTION SALE. THE MART - MAIN STREET. SATURDAY NEXT! SATURDAY! At 2.15 p.m. BRADCOCK & CO. will sell as above. — FRUIT, POTATOES find ONIONS. Also on belialf of Repatriation Department : Quantity of Household Furniture. OTHER ENTRIES INVITED. L. BRADCOCK, Auctioneer.

PUBLIC NOTICE. f DESIRE to notify the public that J have purchased the milk delivery business carried on by Mr \\. S. FREE a.- from September Ist, 11)21. Fresh milk supplied daily, winter supply guaranteed. As ihe dairy will be under my personal supervision, customers can rely on the best quality of milk. By strict attention to the requirements of customers, I hope to maintain the liberal support accorded to my predecessor. K. EASTON. H AYING disposed of my dairy and milk round to Mr K. EASTON, 1 desire to thank the public for its generous support, and solicit a continuance of same for my successor; W. S. FREE. BUILDINGS FOR SALE. \\ r E have for sale, in lots to suit’ purchasers, all the Mill Buildings, Cookhouse, Men's Quarters, etc., in connection with the Atiki FlaxtnHL Also belting, pulleys, shafting, weighbridge, platform scales, and fiaxmill and sundry machinery and plant. For particulars apply— FOXTON 'AUCTIONEERING COY. Telephones 53 & 73. HOW TO KEEP FIT. Eat moderately, masticate your food thoroughly. Let at least five hours elapse between meals. Drink a glass of water when you first get up in the morning. Take a regular outdoor exercise. every day. Keep your bowels regular by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets when required, and you will soon be as fit as a fiddle. For sale everywhere. —Advt.