Moutoa Hall Fund GRAND CARNIVAL DO YOU KNOW THAT CHRISTMAS IS COMING? You do. Do you know where you are going to spend it? You do. Do you know how you are going to pay for it? You don’t. Well we will let you into the secret! A few days before Christmas will'be drawn the GRAND CARNIVAL ART UNION, in aid of the Moutoa Hall, and think what a great Christmas present £SO would be. All holiday troubles solved, so buy a ticket right away. You have every prospect of a Merry Christmas. Tickets may be had on application to the Secretary, Moutoa Hall, 1/- each or 25 for £l. This is not a million to one chance. Our issue of tickets is limited, so get in before the tickets are all sold out. A l Those who taste our tea instantly recognise a richness ■■■** y e t delicacy of flavor that appeals at once to the palate. This distinction is due to the expert blending of the tea by unique methods that retain the full amount of flavor. Only the choicest leaves from famous tea gardens are used. We are proud of the reputation gained for our tea—also from the standpoint of economy . Ap e. tonqs The Universal Cash Store* FOXTON
r THIS PARCEL OF ENGLISH DINNERWARE FOR 10/= CASH. 4 White Bread and Butter Plates. 4 White Dessert Plates. 4 WWe Dinner Plates. ; , 4 White Coupe Soup Plates. SIXTEEN PIECES FOR TEN SHILLINGS CASH. White & Gold BREAKFAST CUPS & SAUCERS 4/11 half dozen. A splendid household line. Strong and ‘ durable. ... HAIR CLIPPERS for the modern shingled young ladies. Specially adapted to cutting hair close to the neck. ■ Anyone can use them and save you the price of a pair in a few weeks. NOW 6/11 pair. 100 sheet PADS, 7d each; blue (camberette style) 7d ea. ENVELOPES to match, 4 packets for 1/-- These pads three for 1/8. DRAINING SHOVELS. All steel and will take an edge • like a shovel. D handle (bent) with double cleats. Size of pan 10 x 12$ inches. Best English make. Skelton’s Special Price 5/6 each. “North British” RUBBER HOSE. 60ft. coils $ inch, 3-ply. NOW 32/6 coil. Complete with nozzle and tap union 35/-. GOLLINSON and SON, Palmerston North.
Swimming Baths Queen Carnival. FARMER’S QUEEN, (Miss Easton). EUCHRE PARTY, Perrcau’s Rooms, MONDAY, August 30th, at 8 p.m. Good prizes; good supper. Price 1/-. EUCHRE PARTY, Hamer’s Sample Rooms, FRIDAY, September 3rd., at 8 p.m. Good prizes, good supper. Price 1/-. CITIZENS’ QUEEN, (Miss Spring). An “AMERICAN TEA” will he held in the Plunket Room on 'W EDNESDAY, Septemberlst., at 3 p.m. Price 1/-. EUCHRE PARTY, Perreau’s Rooms, MONDAY, September 6th., 8 p.m. Price 1/-. FIBRE QUEEN, (Miss Moore). SACRED CONCERT, Royal Theatre, SUNDAY, 29th inst., commencing 8.15 p.m. Silver Coin collection. P n»v a uiot EUCHRE PARTY, Hamer’s Sample Rooms, TUESDAY, Aug. 31st., 8 p.m. (and' every Tuesday following). First and second prize for noth ladies apd "ents. Aggregate prize at end of season for lady and gen , AN EVENING, THURSDAY, 2nd., September. Details latei. A CONCERT, Royal Theatre, THURSDAY, September 9th. Better than ever. Programme later. Admission 1/G and 1/-, 'children 3d and Gd. SPORTS’ QUEEN, (Miss Stevenson). SHOP DAY, SATURDAY, September 4th. Donations of goods thankfully received. .mmiDcmv EUCHRE TOURNAMENT, Perreau’s Rooms, WEDNESDAY, Ist,, 8 p.m. Admission 1/-. Good prizes, good supper. , , FOOTBALL MATCH, Married v. Single, SATURDAY, Septembe 4th., 2.45 p.m. Price 1/-, ladies free. tminmAV q*,-, BACK-TO-OHILDHOOD DANCE, Masonic Hall, SATURDAY, September 4th., 8 p.m. Prizes for best costume.
the only way out. BUILDING SOCIETY SHAKES. THE only way out of paying excessive interest charges and high rents is Building Society Shares. Your savings are invested in “giltedge” securities. £360 can be saved in interest alone on a £SOO Loan. Shares 1/- each per week, payable monthly. Nos. 1,2 and 3 Groups oversubscribed. No. 4 Group now open and closes on September 24th with 1,000 Shares (the limit). Ap ply Manawatu Co-operative Building Society, Holbeu and Hubbards Buildings, Palmerston North.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3530, 28 August 1926, Page 3
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