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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7923, 1 October 1904, Page 1

7EALINDIA X| A IL. Palmerston North. THURSDAY AND FHIDAY, October 6 and 7." Owing to the expensive salaries ofl Professor Parker and Zeno the great free list will be entirely suspended! (press excepted). Montgomery's AU-Star Entertainers. ; An entirely-new'and; brilliant array of i artists headed by the Wonder of the Century, the Marvel of the Age, Pro 4 fessor PARKER, the handcuff king, gaol-breaker, master of locks, bolts and] bars. ZENO, the great American CniJ queyalli, who has been the talk of Ansj tralia for years. Edmund Montgomery! Ettie Hargood, Blanche ; Hargood, Fred Gibson, Harry Hall, Mary DagmarJ Esther Norden, A.L.C.M., Lawrence Red ward. ■ ■' [ Change of programme each evening.! ,_ Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. Bos plan at Mark's. . : • '■■ ~ ... ;':'- ''|; : N.Z. Axemefl's ChaiDpionsliiD Carnival. ELTHAM. | 26th &" 27th DECEMBER, 1904. I £260 IN PRIZE MONEY - 8 CHOPPING EVENTS ■ ; V 4.SAWING EVENTS 1 '4 RUNNING EVENTS I : . 4 CYCLING EVENTS. [ .i| Entries close 19th November. Axemen's Gup of £90. * Sawing Handicap J_2o. Cycle Handicap of £25. Write for complete programme and entry forms. (Copy to be seen at StandajSd Office.) . '■ Please mention this ] paper when entering. F.E; HARDY, Secretary, N.Z.A.A.,. Eltham. . HUTT VALLEY SPOETS, PETONE.^ LABOUR DAY, OCTOBER 12. CYCLING-One Mile Maiden, HalfMile, One Mile Handicap, Wheel Race (two miles). RUNNING—IOOyds Maiden, 100 yds. Handicap, 220 yds Handicap. LIBERAL PRIZES. The competitors include' Arnst Bros, and J. Chalmers. Nominations close October 6. / D. WANSON. Secretary.

i CHURCH SERVICES. j PARISH OF PALMERSTON WLTH POHANGINA. j ALL SAINTS'—7.IS a.m. Holy Com. amnion, 8 a.m. Holy Communion, 11 a.m. Matins and Holy Communion, 3 p.m. children's service, 7 p.m. Evensong and sermon. j St. Peter's—ll a.m. Matins, 7 p.m. Evensong. j Ashhurst—ll a.m. Matins, 7 p.m. Evensong. V Bunnythorpe—ll a.m. Matinß, 7 p.m. Evensong. 1 Longburn—2.3opm. Evensong, j Linton—ll a.m. Matins \ METHODIST CHURCH, N.Z, SERVICES will be held on Sunday as follows:— , j Broad-stro'et—ll Rev J. J. Mather, 7 Rev H. Beggs. Sunday School! and Bible Claas 2.30. Cuba-street (Cbnrch Anniversary)— 11 Rev H. Beggs, 7 Rev J. J. Mafher. Sunday Sohool and Bible Class 2.80. | Longburn—2.3o Rev H. Beggs, 7 Mr i J.H.Dillon. \ ' Bunnythorpe—ll and 7Mr Q. Palk. Ashhurst—3 Rev J. J. Mather, 7Mr H. Verry. Taonui—2 Mr J. Hi Dillon: I Pohanguia—ll Mr H. Verry. : ST. ANDR__W"B PKESBYTi-RIAN CHURCH. mO-MORROW—II a.m. and 7 p.m. X Preacher—Rev Isaac Jolly.M.A. Sabbath School and Bible Class at 2.30 p.m. ' . ' \ ■ Kelvin Grove—7 Mr Billens > Evening pubject — " Chums " — Monthly sermon for young men and women. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Broad-street. | "jl/FORNING at 11 and evening at 7, -L"-> conducted by the Rev Sidney J." Baker! < Evening subject: "The great {crowd of witnesses." | Anthem, " God so loved Yihe world" —Stainor. ~ i ' Sunday Bchobl at 2.30. BAPTIST CHURtiIL - (Churoh-street.) MORNING at 11 and evening at 7, Bey 1-. Richards. >i,Evening • subject, "Characters from Pilgrims' Progtess—(4) The Virgins of the' Palace Beautiful." Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2.30. Stoney Creek at 7 p.m., Mr Frank Mountjoy.