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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7921, 29 September 1904, Page 1

l» I»J YV 1% \\ fIJ I ' of Machines at Cheap Prices. They may JL-s.A-J T T Xj.JLlJ_i_J • prove dear in the long run. A GOOD MACHINE IA .BETTJfiR MACHINE THE BEST MACHINE IS THE . 18 THE IS THE EEMINGTON. | ALLDAYS; DAYTON. ifefi^AYTON cycle J^K^J^J PPAT THE SQUAEE. ■■-.-' Agent OLDSMOBILE CABS.

ROYAL MAIL LINE. 8,8. BIMUTAKA ffwin screw), 776; Tonß. OotQmandor, H. E. Greenscreei ITIHIS fine steamer will «!<il iron J- Wellington on Oelober-27. For particulars apply BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, LTD. Palmeraton, Feilding and Dannevirifo "ifTNION STEAM SHIP COM PAJ?S %J OF N.Z., Ltd. Jteamera leave Wellington as under t— FOE LTTTELTON. Waikare | Thur | Sspt 2S | ■. 5 p.n Botooiahana | Fri. | Sept 30 | 7.30 p.u •Tabapuna | Satur | Oet 1 | 9p.n ftotoinahana ' | Mon. |* ct 3 j 7.30 p.n Tarawera " 1 Tries I Oot 4 I 4 p.ir DUNEDIN, VIA LYTTELTOJS. : Waikare | Thur | Sept 29 | 5p to Tarawera | Tues | Oct 4 ! 4pm ; MELBOURNE, viaLTTTLETON.DUN--1 EDIN, BLUFF and HOBASr. Wai^are | Theirs | Sept 20 \ 5 p.H SIDNEY, VT4 NaPIKK, GISBOBSI AND AUCKLAND. \Tnpna ! Thnr. I Sept 29 I 4pm ■» 4. PF«K. GIRBOENE ant> AUCKLANE aioana ' | Thar3. | Sept 29 | 4 p.m Tainne ■ | Mon | Oct 3 | 4 p.m I.!:s—: : ; : ; : SYDNEY DIRECT. Moeralri. | Satur | Oct 1 | 3 p.m ! NELSOH.VIA PICTON AND J BLENHIEM. Penpruin •. | Thur 1 Sept 29 | 12 30 p.m Kotoiti* | Thur I Sept 29 I 10 p.m 1 Wainui | Satar | Oct 1 | 12.30 p.m PflnffaiE* | Bun | Oct 2 | midright , Penguin | Tuea | Oct 4 | 12.30 p.in I ilapourika* | Tuos. | Oct 4 | i "Does not call Picton ! HEW PLYMOUTH AND ONEHUNGA | FOB "AUCKLAND. Connaoting at New Plymouth with through trains from Wellington on Tuesiay» Thursdays and Saturdays. Eotoiti* 1 Thur | Sept 29 J 10 p.m Takapuna | Tue3 | Oct 4 | 5 p.m *Calls Nelaoni PIC TON, NELSON, W??BTFORT,GiRBY. MOUTH AND HoKITIKA. Waintu I Satur | Oct 1 1 12.30 p.m Mapourika* | Tues | Oct . 4 | •Does not call at Picton. WESTPOKT and GREYMOUTH. Koonya I Mon | Oct 3 1 3 p.m FOB BAEOTONGA A?(D TAHiTI (E^rpm Anokland): Taviuni I Tons. | Oct 4 T . SUVA akd iiEVUKA (From Auckland) •■ Navua | Thurs | Oct 6 | . Berth* will only be allottod to pawen f«n on production of pauage tiekett »t the Company's office. Tiokets available for stop-oyer or return by Me«sr« Huddart, Parker & Co, ■ tteamera. . , - ■ ' , Passengers will only be allowed aboard ?n production of passager ticket, 83OB.1EST BOUTE TO AUCKLAND VIA ONEHUNGA, Oojinaoung with thongh train from Wellington; sJTBAMEBS, LEAVE HEW PLYMOUTH v under (weather permitting) i— Rotoiti | Satur | Oct 1 I 8.30 p.m la&apuua | Wed- | Oct 5|8.30p.in fauaengers may procure steamer tiokets *nd bertha aboard the train after leaving Stratford. . ■:^ "A. ■.>*«. NOTfIUSGLIKE THEM;

MANAWATU ATHLETIC PARK COMPANY, LTD. "PERSONS trespassing on or remov- -*• ing sand or gravel from the Company's property at.Hokowhitu without permission will be prosecuted m the Supreme Court. By order. H. MELLSOP, Secretary. TO CARTERS. A MEETING of carters wishing to obtain sand or gravel from the Athletic Park Company's property at Hokowhitu will be held at Mellsop, JEliott and Co.'s offices to-morrow (Friday) evening, at 7 30 o'clock. FIRE BRIGADE. THE monthly meeting of the Brigade will be held on THURBDAY, Sept. 29th, at 8 p.m. Business —General. ' 1 A. TINGEY, Supfc. FOR First Class REPAIRS at LOWEST RATES, to Guns, Rifles, Fishing Rods, Golf Clubs, Cricket Bats, Hockey Clubs, etc., etc, SEND TO H. H. EKINB, GUN MAKER, 12 Featherston-st., WELLINGTON. Dnly best materials used. Teh years with W. H. Tisdall, ~ L. G. WEStT ARCHITECT, Abraham and Williams' Buildings, Rangitikei-street. Private residence —Princess-street. RITHERFURD & COIELL, Accountants and Licensed Land Brokers. AGENTS FOR PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Office : RANGITIKEI-STREET. W. J. O'DOMELL ARCHITECT. OFFICE: Above W. Park's Bookseller. I. J, FAKE, Bricklayer aud Contractor. BROAD-STREET, P.N. T ICENBED DRAIN CONNECTOB JU to the borough. Bphcialtihs—Sheep Dips, Bakers Ovens aad Tubulat Boilers built in, OP All Work Guaranteed PIANOS ANTARCTIC . . EXPEDITION . r. 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 the rigours of an Antarctic climate, is practically as good as ever. Write for catalogue. I The Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing & Agency Company, Wellington. M. J. Bhookbs, North Island Manager. Palmerston North Agents, MESSRS G. H. BENNETT & CO BLOUSES! BLOUSES! j BLOUSES! MISS MACKAY : CUBA-STREET, TTAS just opened up a ■ CHOICE LOT TO CLEAR At from 2/6.