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Motueka Star, Volume III, Issue 142, 23 December 1902, Page 3

TO THE LADIES OF MOTUEKA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. A. MANOY Wishes to inform the .Ladies of Motueka and Neighboring Districts that MISS PERKINS has charge of the DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT and will guaran-, te? to give every satisfaction. Dresses made at Moderate Prices . Motueka Mounted Rifles. Sports Will be' held in Mr Robert Staples’ Paddock, Motueka, On Boxing Day, 26th December. Volunteers in Unifoim will be admitted FREE to the ground. L. MANOY, Cor pi., Secretary. jfor Sale A TRACTION ENGINE AND WAGON, in good order and condition, Mr Robert Bartlett, of Takaka, the owner, is prepared to arrange easy terms of payment for the whole, or for the engine alone. Fuller particulars upon application to A. MANOY, Motueka. RASPBERRY BUCKETS, three hooped, at is 6d each. Apply to A. MANOY, E. PVDISTRICT ORDER. Militia and Volunteer Office, Nelson, Dec. 16th, 1902. REGULATIONS FOR EXAMINATION OF RETURNED MEM- | BERS OF CONTINGENTS. j. With reference to Section B published in District Older, Sep--Bth, allowing members of Contingents to produce a Medical Certificate signed by a Medical Officer giving permission to go before a Medical Board is here- I by CANCELLED. By order. S. V. TRASK, Lieut., District Adjutant. Motueka Fruit-growers’ Co-Operative Society, Limited. SHAREHOLDERS Are reminded that the Society is NOW READY to receive Gooseberries , Currants , and Raspberries , At the Factory. Hours : 8 a.m to 5p m, Saturdays 8 to 0 a.m. JOHN A. FINDLAY, Manager.