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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7920, 28 September 1904, Page 1

M-TTT ITIT^ II) 0 KOT B^ AST]EIA- Y BY-'OPPEES VV f% rv M, | of Machines at Cheap Prices. They may " I il Illli • prove dear, in the long run. A GOOD MACHINE A BETTKE MACHINE THE BEST MACHINE IS THB - IS THE ~ 13 TH3 EEMINGTON. ALLDAYS; DAYTON. P\^H^\ "OAT jlf^A- G.H.SCOTT, llt/s §ISI/f^jfiHtb AT THE - |KSff ■'■'• BATTON .P^prATTON OXOLE ;m^S|J : .' •■ .. DEPOT, gllgl/ EPOT. THB SQXrAEE Agent OLDSMOBILE CAES.

BOYAL MAIL LINS, B.S. EIMUTAKA (twin so-pw), 7765 Tons. Commander, H. E. Greinstreet. THIS fine steamer will sa>.l from Wellington on October 27 For particulars apply BABBAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD, Palmer3ton, Feilding and Dannevirke. -— —.—__ i. "| rrKION STEAM SHIP COStPaJPX U OF N.Z., Ltd. iteatnaxs isavo "Wellington as under i— FOB LYTTELTON. Rototnahana | Wed. 1 Sept 28 I 8 p.-m Waikare | Thur | Sept 29 | 4 p.m Botoraanana ,i Fri.' | Sept 30 | 7.30 p.m i Takapuna ] Satur | Oat 1 | 9 p.m B^tomaaana i Mon. | «'ct 3 ( 7.30 p.m DUNEDIN, VIA LTTTELTOW. Waikare | Thur | Sept 29 | 4 p.m Tarawera | Tues | Oet 4|4 p m MELBOURNTi 1., viaLYTTLETON.DTJNEDIN, BLXTJFF and HOBAai. Waikare. | Thurs"-|-Seirt"2s)*| ■'*" 4 pjn SIDNEY, VTA NAPIJUK, G-ISBORNE AKD AUCKLAND. vrnpna I frhnr I Sopt 29 I 4pm GISSOENE ant> AUCKLAND Moani j Thurs. ] Sept 29 | 4 p.m Taluae | lyion | Oct 3 | 4 p.m SYDNEY DIRECT, Moeraki | Safari Pot 1 | 3pm NELSON, VIAT>ICTON AND • ! BLENHIEM.- M Peafrnin | Thur | Sept 29 |12 30 p.m Botoiti* | Thur | Sept 29 j 10 p.m Wainui | Sati r | Oct 1 j 12.30 p.m Psagnin* | Sun | Ocfc 2 | midnight. Penguia | Tues i Oct 4 | 12.30 p.m llapoaiika* | Tues. | Oct 4 | "Does not call Picton NEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA FOB AUCKLAND. Connooting at New Plymouth with through traing from Wellington on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Botoiti* I Thur | Sept 29 | 10 p.m Takapuna | Tues ) Oct 4| 5 p.m - BCalla Nelson. PICION, NELSON, WEBTPORT,GBEY. MOUTH AND HofiITIKA. Wainui | Satur | Oct 1 | 12.30 p.m Mapourika* | Tues | Oct 4 | •Does not call at Pieton. WESTPORT ahb GREYMOUTH. Koonya | Mon 1 Oot 3 I 3 p.m FOE. SAEOTONGA A^D TAHiTI '-■ (From Auckland): Tavitmi \ Tubs. 1 Oct 4 1 SUVA and L2VUEA (From Anekland): . Navua | Thurs | Oct 6| Berta» wilioaly bo allottoi to passes jars on production of passage tieketa *t thxo Conipany^B office. Tickets available for »top-oyer or return by Messri Huddart, Parker & Co/a iteamera. Passengers -will only be allowed aboard m production of passager tickoi, BEORIEBT BOUTE TO AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA, Ooyiasating with taoxsgh train from Wellington. BTEAMEBS LEAVE NEW KiYMOUTH v under (weather panoitting) :— Takapuna | Wed | Sept 28 | 8.30 p.m Kotoiti | Satur | Oct 1| 8.30 p.m fassangorsmay procure steamer tickets *ad berths aboard the train after leaving Sfcr&tford. • NOTfllKa LIKE THEM.

NORTH ISLAND MILD CUEE BACON CO., LTD. SPECIAL GEN SEAL MEETING. TN pursuance of a resolution passed at the annual meeting of the Company, notice is hereby given that a special general meeting of the shareholders will be held in the Fire Brigade Hall, Palmerston North, on THUESDAY, 29th September, 1904, at 3 p.m. ' BUSINESS. 1. To consider the advisability of the erection of a modern bacon factory on the Manawafu side of the Eange. 2. To consider the advisability of. increasing the o capital of the Company. R. P. CLARKE, Secretary. Any further questions to be discussed at the meeting must be sent in in writing to the secretary three full days before the day of the meeting. No member shall be entitled to take part in the proceedings or vote at the meeting, either personally or by proxy, unless all calls have been paid, c FIRE BRIGADE. nnHE monthly meeting of the Brigade JL will be held on THURSDAY, Sept. 29tb, at 8 p.m. • Business—General. A. TINGEY, bupt. ASHHURSTEIFLS VOLUNTEERS. rpHE above Company will parade bb •*- follows : — "Wednesday, 28th—Company parade at 7.30 p.m. By order, W.J.ANDREW, .Capt., Commanding A.R.Y., : : -1 MANAWATU RIFLE CADETS GENERAL OEDEES. mHE Manawatu Rifle ■ Cadets will -*- parade at the Drill Hall as under : September 28th—Government inspection. A. JACK, Captain-Commandinß. L. G. WEST, ARCHITECT, • Abraham and Williams' Buildings,' Eangitikei-street. Pr vate residenee-r-Prin cess-street. . RDTHERFURD & COiIELI, Accountants and Licensed Land Brokers. AGENTS FOR PUBLIC TRUSTEE. Office : RANGITIKEI-STEEET. W. J. O'DOMELL ARCHITECT. i . ■ ■ OFFICE: Above W. Park's Bookseller. PIANOS ANTARCTIC . . EXPEDITION ...'... ON the despatch of the Antarctic Expedition, the firm of JOHN BROADWOOD & SONS provided a Broadwood Pianoforte for use on the ■Discovery. On the return of the vessel, Mr Royds, chief officer of the Antarctic Exploration Ship Discovery, had the piano examined'by a tuner, and he reports that the instrument, after two and a halt years' endurance of all tho rigours of an Antarctic 'climate,. is practically as good as ever. Write for catalogue. The' Dresden .''Pianoforte manufacturing & Agency Company, Wellington. M. J. Bbookes, North. Island: Manager. Palmerston North Agents, MESSRS G. H. BENNETT & CO