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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2327, 10 September 1921, Page 3

“HELP THE MOTHERS” CAMPAIGN. VICTORIA PARK GRAND OPEN AIR ORCHESTRAL CONCERT SUNDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER llth, 1921, AT 3 O’CLOCK. THE BIGGEST MUSICAL ATTRACTION EVER PRESENTED TO THE FOXTON PUBLIC. Grand Sacral Concert TOWN HALL, FOXTON, AT 8.30 P.M., HEADED BY Mr. ERNEST DRAKE (AUSTRALASIAS FINEST TENOR.) ORCHESTRA. Con due loti by Mr. PERCY FLYNN. Ist Violins— Ist Cornets— - Clarionets— Mrs R. LAW Mr ,1. ELLIOTT • Mr. RUSSEL Mr G. RAFFLES Mr C. PICKERING Mr 4- ANDREWS. 2nd Violins — 2nd Cornet Trombone ”Mr A. BURNETTE Mr C. A. FINDLAY Mr F. REAR Mrs C. A. FINDLAY Drums— ' Flute— Euphonium— Mr C. BELL Mr lIUSE Mr J. COSGROVE Bass— ’Cello— Pianist— Mr W. LEET Mr DALE Mr W. WALPOLE PROGRAMME. SELECTION — “Light Cavalry” (Suppe) .. • • ORCHESTRA. SOXG-SolecM ...... .. Mr A. BLANDFORD. SONG —“The Bells of St. Mary’s’’ .. Miss E. E. BUENE WALLACE. (With full Orchestral Accompaniment. Chime Effects by Mr C. Bell.) SELECTION —“Faust” (Gounod) . • • ■ ORCHESTRA. SONG— Selected Mr. ERNEST DRAKE. XYLOPHONE SOLO—Selected Mr C. BELL. sONG —Selected Mrs C. P. NASH. jQjfG—“The Lost Chord” Mr REG. C. FISHER. (With full Orchestral Accompaniment.) —“Trumpeter of the Fort” . • ■ • ORCHESTRA. , JONG —Selected Mr A. BLANDFORD. SELECTION —“Dope’s March” (“Merchant of Venice”), ORCHESTRA. GOD SAVE THE KING.

BOOT REPAIRS. BOOT REPAIRS. OWING to our lease having expired, wo hfivo removed to new premises in Liddell Street, next. Masonic Tin 11. ITiiviii" a eoinplete plant enables lmito do all kinds of shoe repairs in a prompt and efficient manner, at a minimum of cost. PUMPS A SPECIALITY. COMPARE OUR PRICES: COMPARE OUR PRICES:Men’s, side & heel, from 7/0. Ladies', ~ ~ ~ 5/0. Youths', „ „ „ f> •- Boys’ & Girls’ according to size. BOOTS & SHOES MADE TO ORDER. F. J. fIiANTELL F. J. MANTELL LIDDELL STREET. J. M. THOMSON (LATE PETRIE AND THOMSON). COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANT, AND GENERAL CARRIER. WHYTE STREET - FOXTON. PULL STOCKS OP HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM COAL AND PIKEWOOD. GRAIN, POULTRY PEED, MANURES, LIME, CEMENT, Etc. GENERAL CARRYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. EUR NITUI {E CA RE PU L L Y REMOVED. Telephone No. R 5. BUILDINGS FOR SALE. We have lor sale, in lots to suit purchasers, all the Mill Buildings, Cookhouse, Men s Quarters, etc., in connection with the A tiki Plaxmill. Also helling, pulleys, shafting, weighbridge, platform scales, and liaxmill and sundry machinery and plant. For particulars apply— PONTON AUCTIONEERING COY. Telephones 53 & 73. L. R. & F. MEAT CO. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. The above Company notify the , public that they are opening in business premises, Main Street (next lo Mr Admore’s), on Friday, July Ist. Only the priinest meat slaughtered, and offered on sale at lowest prices for cash. Small Goods a speciality. A fair share of public patronagel solicited. Customers waited upon daily for orders. Telephone No. 137. T 0 A BITES’ for Special Prices.— While Calicoes, 1/10, 2/3, 2/(1 per yard. Double-width White Twill Sheeting, 4/11, 5/11 per yard. Soaps, 3MI, Old and SMI per cake. P. GABITES’ for Special Prices Boys’ Braces, .1/0 pair. Men’s Braces, 3/11 pair. Men’s Black Sox, 2/0 pair. people remark how low, in comparison, prices for Men’s Mercery arc at BARR & TVER’S, and th is is m>. Of course, the reason is not far to seek. Barr & Tyer are direct importers.