Events Worth Noting.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7928, 8 October 1904, Page 5

Events Worth Noting.

Dixon '..Lemon Squash is made from the pure Messina Lemon, and therefore being absolutely genuine, and as "the article" for the season is now available, insist on haying Dixon's; it is better than the best substitute. Delicious, wholesome and refreshing.—Advt. Mr E. Larcomb invites tenders for the erection of a residence in Palmerston. Entries for N.Z: Loan and Mercantile Co's -Himatanga sale-are advertised today. '

J. Barnes invites tenders for additions to a residence.

, Plain and. fancy.jdress,ball in Stoney Creek Hall on Friday, October" 14.' Mr F. Lovelock has a chestnut mare for sale ;■ suitable for lady to drive. The Wellington Manawatu Railway .Company, Ltd., advertise train arrangements for Labour Day and OtaM races. Excursion tickets will be issued.

The funeral of the late Mr H. B. Siggs willeave his- father's residence tomorrow (Sunday) at 9.30 a.m. for the Palmersten Cemetery. •■.'■■:-.. • Excursion fares for theHawke's.Bay Show. . .-..'. ■

A. F. Dbrioghue, .tailor, inserts a notice in which he states he undertakes to. supply garments of noted character and quality, •:., Smoke Oake's celebrated gymkana cigars.: Sweet and fragrant. Mr W. R. Alexander has started a Labour Registry. Office in premises in Main-street,opposite the Court.House. Mr Alexander being well and favourably known throughout; the • district patrons may rely on their, requirements receiving every attention.. He is also, starting a land agency business and already has several properties in his hands for sale and to lease. • Particulars of these will be advertised'later. -

Mr W. F/Knight y Tahoraiti, advertises for a gardener... .; . :.' Mr J. M. Mouldy inserts a notice of thanks. '.":• '•':";:'

At the request of a number of Palmerston ladies Madam Coxori; laundry expert, has decided to give a series of lectures on practical. laundry work in this town; The" first will be given on October llth. Madame Cbxon; is the patentee of " Cqxon's Registered Velveteen," which, as ra cloth reviver^ h„,s a high reputation a.s a medium for cleaning ladies' costumes and gentlemen's suits: It is an excellent preparation for removj ing all lands of grease spots and "stains."