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Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4507, 20 September 1930, Page 1

Or" w, 3-w m PCCTirr—rriSSSer: I!IIIIBI!1IIIIIBI;BIII!IIII1I[IIIIIIII(IHI Attractive H@iaae SLUG REPS —An Sill Hello and Green etc Rich, silky ART SILK. SLUB REPS.tions to select from. New Season’s Furnishing Fabrics have just arrived and have opened up better than anticipated. The. colourings and designs leave nothing' to be ,ssirc..,. and the qualities are better than we h?«"e been abie to offer for many yea."'.. Usie%®elied Values TAFFETAS. An effective Taffeta for Tnrdains. Valances, Bedspreads and Cushions. Made ii n..d Cotton, it is strong and durable, with a bee. oright fi'hsn. Shades of Rose, Blue, Helio, Apricot, Orange and Green, of delightful tone 3. 'l6 inches wide. GREAT VALUE: 2/11 Yard. An excellent Rep, in soft tones of Cold, Bronze, Blue, Primrose, Excellent for Pelmets, Valances, Curtains, Bedspreads, Cushions, ppearance. 50 inches wide. GREAT VALUE: 7/11 Yardn two-tone stripe effects. Twelve different colour combina Most effective for Curtains, Pelmets, Valances, Cushions, etc. ible Rep that looks well and drapes well. 46 inches wide. GREAT VALUE: 3/11 Yard. Popular Last Year—More Popular Now! \R'I SILK NETS in shades of .Biscuit, lionet- Beige. Gold and Autumn. Our new eas,m’s Nets have been selected from the largest British manufacturers, so that our -ust.miers mti v obtain the most up-to-date curtains at Ihe lowest figure possible. The uu; .lilies are dependable, and early •in spec fion will he found well worth while. 30, 30, '"'and 13 inches wide. GREAT VALUE, 2/3, 2/11, 3/0, 3/11 to 5/11 Yard Send To-day Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. iLINSW & *CUMMIM©HAME Broauway and Kingsway 'iLTID, Box 178 : Palmerston North

FOXTON BOROUGH. CONSTITUTED 1888 POPULATION 1,760 AREA OP BOROUGH i,271 acres. HATE ABLE VALUE (unimproved) £97,841. IiEGREATiON RESERVES. —Easton Park, 5 acres; Victoria Park, 10 acres; Racecourse, Bowling Green, Ihakara Gardens. 'MUNICH'AL GASWORKS.—Manager: Mr. C. McLean. TELEPHONE. —Continuous Service. WATER SUPPLY. —Artesian (per bores). 7'i miles of water mains. Average pressure 50ib per square inch. DRAINAGE. —Up-to date system to all parts of the borough, 7 miles of sewers. EIRE PREVENTION.—Station, hydrants, hose and engine. PUBLIC LIBRARY.—About 1000 books. Borrowing terms. 2/6 per quarter. TOWN HALL. —Seating accomodation 950 persons. Biograpb plant installed, pictures shown three times weekly. BOROUGH COUNCIL.—Mayor: Mr M. E. Perreau; council: Crs. S. E. Cowley, A. R.. Crowe, J. Ross, C C. Rand, P. Robinson, P. Lucin'sky, D. R. Barron, R. Rangilicuea and R. J. Thompson. I'uwn Clerk. —Mr. Wm. Trueman. Waterworks Foreman.—Mr. Wm. Neville. FIRE BRIGADE. —Superintendent: Mr. H. Reid; secretary: Mr. A. Walls. PLUNKET SOClETY.—President : Mrs. P. Robinson; secretary: Mrs Barron. CHURCHES— St. Mary’s: Rev. Father Brennan; All Saints: Rev. W. H. Walton; Methodist: Rev. Edmondson; Presbyterian: Rev. W. H. Nicholas; Salvation Army: Captain Mathieson. SCHOOL COMM T,nr * I EE. —Chairman : Mr. J. K. secretary : Mr. R. Rangiheuea. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Seex-etary: Mr. E. J. Murphy. LODGES. —Te Awahou (Masonic): secretary: M". J. Ross; Druids: secretary: Mr. E. Puller; Oddfellows : Secretary: Mr. W. Nye Junr. MEDICAL—Dr. K. M. Wyllie. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND.—Manager: Mi'. S. H. Poole. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OP AUSTRA LIA, Ltd.—Manager: Mr. C. M. Hewett. POSTMASTER. —-Mr. J. Newton. STATIONMASTER.—Mar. J. Mar. tin. POLICE STATlON.—Constables R. Owen and Lincoln. BOWLING CLUB. —Secretary: Mr. R. Warwick. CROQUET CLUB.—President: Mi's. M. E. Perreau; secretary: Mrs. R. Owen. TENNIS CLUB—President: Mr. L. C. Bryant; secretary: A. B. McCorkindale. HARBOUR BOARD. —Chairman: J. Linklater Esq., M.P.,; secretary: Air. R. Rangiheuea. Pilot: Captain C. Larsen. CHAMBER OP COMMERCE.— President: Mr. J. K. Hornblow; secretary: Mr. R. Hornblow. (K)LP CLUB: President: Mr. P. A. Mason; secretary: Mr. J. Newton. S WIMMIN G CLUB. —President: Air. H. Hutchins; Secretary: Mr, D. R. Barron. UNITED SPORTS ASSOCIATION. —President: Mr. W. T. Jewell;