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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7923, 4 October 1904, Page 8

Accidents and Fatalities -—'■-, Oi• . . .';■ -.-■ (Per Presa Association^ . -MASTERTON-, Itis rday. A young man named Leahy was galloping round a street comer here this morning, barebacked, when horse and nder f e ]l heavily to the ground, the latter sustaining a broken ankle. Leahy met with a similar accident two years ago. J Golf. : • ■ The prizes won at the Hawke's Bay golf tournament were distributed on Saturday as follows :— Men's Championship.—p. L. Gordon, golden cup and silver cigarette box-runner-up, Wi Haora, claret jug. Ladies' Championship. —Miss Beatson, silver-backed brushes; runner-up Miss Nunneley, trophy. Men's Bogey Handicap.—Kapi Tare-' ha, dressing case. .. ■ - Ladies' Bogey Handicap.—Miss E. Scale, purse. Men's Foui-somes.—Kapi Tareha and Td Eoera Tareha, golf bags. Ladies' Foursomes.—Misses Balfour and McLellan, wrapalls. Men's Consolation Handicap. -K. Tareha, P. C. Froeth and A. Stran« to play off, silver shaving brush. Ladies' Consolation Handicap. Miss Fannin, golf bag. Ladies' Approaching Competition. Mrs Abraham, silver serviette ring. Ladies' Putting Competition. ~ Mrs Bidwill, silver buckle. Buanytliorpe Notes. ■ o (From our own Correspondent.) I am informed that the Bunnythorpe Piifle Club have decided to open the range, on the Sth of October at 11 a.m. The butts have been greatly improved, and the marking thereat will be a pleasure in future. Trophies to be fired for on the opening day will be on view in the window of the Post Office Store. A big supply of ammunition has been laid in, and all the rifle clubs in the district are to be challenged during the season, and beaten, if possible. Our township presents a busy appearance at present, and of course it will be more so as soon as the dried milk factoryis ready to commence work. The " Benedicts' Ball" is to be held next week, and it is expected that it will surpass anything of the sort that has been bold here. It is understood that a confectioner's shop is to bo opened here. The wonder is that there has not been one long ago, as there is a good opening for a business of this kind. Mr Fred. Dixon was entertained, and received a presentation, on the eve of his departure for Utiku, where ho is going farming. Lyceum Theatre. ■ o ■ Bookings. The following elates have been booked at the Lyceum Theatre: — October 4th, sth and 6th, Congregational Church Bazaar. October 10th and 11th, The Cathedral Choristers Glee Concert Party. October 12th, Pahnerston North Fire Brigade social. October 14th and 15th, Harry Rickards' Company. October 18th and. 19th, Salvation . Army Biorama Co. October 26th, 27th, P. E. Dixs En-1 tertainers. October 31st to November sth, Black Family Musicians. . February 14th, loth and 16th, 1905, George Stevenson's Now English Company. May 15th, 16th, 1905, George Musgrove, (Miss Nellie Stewart's Tour.) THE PIMPLY CEOP. Just about now you will find.lots of apparently healthy people, young and old, suffering from vicious-looking pirn pies that cause a great deal of pain and unpleasantness. When pimples and boils begin to show, it is an indication that the blood is vitiated by poisons, and the system is making an effort to got rid of the poisons through the pores of the skin. Nature now needs assistance, and a tonic laxative like Impey's May Apple acts directly on the liver, stimulates its action, and thus ensures ! the thorough cleansing of tho blood. The bowels are cleared, and the kidneys kept active. Impey's M.ay Apple works with, and not against nature. Sold by chemists and storekeepers at 2s Gd ncr bottle. When buying a DENTON HAT see that the leathers are embossed "THE DENTON HAT." One price every where, 10s 6d J

PORK—VEAL. m PABKINS, Butcher, tho Square, Palmeraton, is a cash buyer. Top prices for best quality. JUST A MOMENT! The hustling, progressive man in the Manawatu is always a subscriber to the Evening Standaed. He planks down his subscription every year, or half year, and feels that it is good to be alive and have the opportunity. When he wants something new he doesn't go about with a lantern and search warrant looking for it—not usually. He looks up those who have the foresight to advertise their wares in the paper he swears by—the Standard. He doesn't understand why a concern havmg goods to sell should be unrepresented, and lets it co at that. The way to bring some of his cash your way i 8 to lay your goods before him. The proper place to do so is in the advertising columns of.the Stasdaed I . > WHAT are you doing no-v ? You are reading this. Why? ."■"''.. Because it happened to catch your eye. If your advertisement had been here, people would have been reading about what you want to let them know; SEND IN YOUR ADVERTISE- ■ '.-..■ MENT EIGHT AWAY.