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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3746, 26 January 1928, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICE. Having decided to retire from the business we have conducted in Foxton for the past 10 years, we have disposed of our stock to Mr. J. W. Tompkins. We now take this opportunity of expressing our appreciation of the generous patronage we have received, and' a,sk for a continuance of the same to our successor. In order to facilitate the windingup of the business, we have, by the courtesy of Mr, Berg-in, taken a room in the offices of Messrs Moore and Bergin, where accounts due to us may be paid between 2 pun. and 4.30 p.m. on Saturday and Monday of this and the following week. BARR & TVER. MASONIC HALL. THE above hall id open for hire for Concerts, Dances, etc., at the following rates: — Dances to 12 pun. £1 5/-, 5/- per hour thereafter. Concerts, Meetings, etc., £l. Minimum day charges 7/6. Bookings at Herald Office. JOHN ROSS, Secretary. FOXTON PLSTRfCT HIGH SCHOOL.. THE headmaster will bo in attendance at the School between the hours of 2.30 and 4 pun., and 7 and 8 p.m. on MONDAY and TUESDAY next for the purpose of interviewing parents and enrolling pupils for the secondary department. R. iRANGIHEUEA, . Hon.- See. Lost . —Between Foxton and Rangiotn, parcel containing printing. Finder please return to this office. — Reward. Mr. G. H. R. Young, of New Zealand, produced at Kew Theatre, London, his farce, “Just as you say, dear,” which was received with roars of laughter and continuous applause. It was first produced by the Victoria College Students at Wellington a couple of years ago.