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Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4523, 28 October 1930, Page 1

CEIANESE SUPERSEDES SILK FOR DAY WEAR- —FOR EVENING WEAR FOR OUTER WEAR FOR UNDERWEAR There is a Celanese Fabric for every occasion New Stocks just opened up in these world famous fabrics. Latest Colourings. CELANESE WASHING SATIN (40in. wide).— Ivory, Pink, Maize, Sunrise, Apple, Pimpernel, Sahara, Caroline, Almond, Lupin, Cactus, Geranium, Hyacinth, Lucifer, Champignon, Gazelle, Navy, Black. GREAT VALUE: 5/11 Yd. CELANESE MAROCAIN (38in. wide). Sunrise, Lupin, Hyacinth, Apple, Antribes, Shogreen, Navy, Black. GREAT, VALUE: 7/11 Yd. CELANESE LOCKNIT JERSEY SlLK.—Guaranteed ladderproof. A circular double woven Silk fabric, particularly favoured for undies. 54 inches wide. Ivory, Sky, Pink, Apple, Hyacinth, Beige, Sahara, Nil, Naples, Sunrise, Navy, Black. A GREAT WEARER: 8/11 Yd. CELANESE CIRCULAR JERSEY SILK.—For Summer Undies. 54in. wide. A plain woven silk of excellent value. Ivory, Pink, Hyacinth, Sky. GREAT WEARING: 3/11 Yd. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED ' Collinsori & Cunninghame Ltd, BROADWAY and KINGSWAY. BOX 178, PALMERSTON NORTH.

FOXTON BOROUGH. CONSTITUTED 1888 POPULATION 1,760 AREA OP BOROUGH 1,271 acres. UATEABLE VALUE (unimproved) £97,841. RECREATION RESERVES.—Easton Park, 5 acres; Victoria Park, 10 acres; Racecourse, Bowling Green, Ihakara Gardens. MUNICIPAL GASWORKS. —Manager: Mr. C. McLean. TELEPHONE. —Continuous Service. WATER SUPPLY—Artesian (per bores). 72 miles of water mains. Average pressure 501 b per square inch. DRAINAGE. —Up-to-date system to all parts of the borough, 7 miles of sewers. FIRE 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. Lucinsky, D. R. Barron, R. Rangiheuea and R. J. Thompson. Town 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 j 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 Maithieson. SCHOOL COMMIT 1 , TEE.—ChairI man: Mr. J. JL secre-■ l tary: Mr. R. Rangiheuea. ; HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.— Secretary: 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. E. M. Wyffie. BANK OP NEW ZEALAND.—Manager: Mr. S. H. Poole. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Ltd.—Manager: Mr. C. M. Hewetit. POSTMASTER. —Mr. J. Newton. STATIONMASTER.—Mr. J. Martin. POLICE STATlON.—Constables R. Owen and Lincoln. BOWLING CLUB. Mr. R. Warwick. CROQUET CLUB. —President: j Mrs. 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: Mr. R. Rangiheuea. Pilot: Captain C. Larsen. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— President: Mr. J. K. Hornblow; secretary: Mr. R. Hornblow. GOLF CLUB: President: Mr. P. A. Mason; secretary: Mr. J. Newton. SWIMMING CLUB. — President: Mr. H. Hutchins; Secretary: Mr. D. R. Barron. j UNITED SPORTS ASSOCIATION. —President: Mr. W. T. Jewell;