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Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4530, 13 November 1930, Page 1

•US* SSar^ V, •m Furniture' Coverings AT Unusually Low Prices Only here can you buy such excellent wearing coverings at these amazingly low 1 prices. Do not delay—Brighten up your home NOW! MOQUETTES. —Strongly recommended to withstand hard wear. Ten splendid designs on serviceable Fawn and Grey grounds, introducing Blue, Gold, etc. 50in. wide. Usual price 10/6. Special Price: 7/11 TAPESTRY.—Hard-wearing Tapestryj suitable for all styles of furniture. Good allover designs, in serviceable colourings. 50in. wide. Usually 6/11, Special Price: 4/11 SHADOW TISSUE.—Known for its splendid washing and wearing qualities. Twelve pieces only, in good floral effects, suitable for coverings, bedspreads, curtains, etc. 30in. wide. Usually 2/11. Special: 1/11 “ Money Goes Further Here ” TITIAN CANVAS.—Moi'e popular than ever for furniture covering, table covers, curtains, etc. A new shipment just arrived at an unusually low price. The quality is excellent. Oatmeal shade—soin. wide. Usually*3/1 1. Special: 2/9 72in. wide. Usually 5/6. Special: J/JJ Brown Shade—soin. wide. Usually 5/6 Special: 3/JJ i 72in. wide. Usually 6/11. Special: 4/11 ■iiWi Collinson & Cunninghame Ltd Broadway & Kingsway Box 178 Palmerston North

FOXTON BOROUGH. CONSTITUTED POPULATION AREA OP BOROUGH 1888 1,760 1,271 acres. RATEABLE 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). 7| 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, F. Robinson, F. Lucinsky, D. R. Barron, R. Rangilieuea and R. J. Thompson. i'own Clerk.—Mr. Wm. Trueman. Waterworks Foreman.—Mr. Wm. Neville.

FIRE BRIGADE. —Superintendent: Mr. H. Reid; secretary: Mr. A. Walls. PLUNKET SOClETY.—President: Mrs. F. 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 COMMITTEE.—Chairman: Mr. J. R. secretary : Mr. R. Rangiheuea. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.— Secretary: Mr. E. J. Murphy. LODGES. —Te Awahou (Masonic): secretary: M". J. Ross; Druids: secretary: Mr. E. Fuller; Oddfellows: Secretary: Mr. W. Nye Junr. MEDICAL. —Dr. E. M. Wyllie. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND—Manager: Mr. S. H. Poole. THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF AUSTRALIA, Ltd. —Manager: Mr. C. M. Hewett. POSTMASTER.—Mr. J. Newton. S TATIONMASTER. —Mr. J. Mar. tin. POLICE STATlON.—Constables R. Owen and Lincoln. BOWLING CLUB.—Secretary: Mr. R. Warwick. CROQUET CLUB.—President: Mrs. M. E. Perreau; secretary: Mrs. R. Owen. TENNIS CLUB.—President: Mr. L. C. Bryant; secretary: A. B. MeCorkindale. 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. F. A. Mason; secretary: Mr.- J. Newton. SWIMMING CLUB.— President: Mr. H. Hutchins; Secretary: Mr. D. R. Barron. UNITED SPORTS ASSOCIATION. —President; Mr. W. T. Jewell;