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

A ■ -: ;: ■'-:■f■-^EtAl__iY■:^PAl_^l_Blß_; •^;■•'' SOMEONE^ KILLED! OH NO! That, crowd is always to be found about O AERY PALMER'S Auction Mart' a-a and Furniture Warehouse. t Since our factory started we are sending out large supplies daily at priceswell, the-fact that we find.ready and eager buyers is sufficient proof that'the quality and price is all right. ■We have-to-day--- - 30 kitchen, dining, and telescope tables, • from 4ft .to ,10ft round, square, or , oval; or we will make at a few hour..' notice, any size you require. 15 Duchess chests arid Duchess pairs. ■ 24 plain toilet tables and washstiirids. Call in and see us. . We would require to own a newspaper'if we enumerated everything in j our well stocked premises, I■-. ' ' = GORTON & SON_ BULLS SALE MONDAY, 10th OCTOBER. Q..ORTON & SON will sell by public auction as'above, at 1.30 o'clock— 40 yearlings 45 yearlings 15 he»d mixed cattle 6 quiet heifers, springing 6 cows and heifers 8 good heifers, springing 5 head young cattle 50 mixed yearlings 10 2-yr Shorthorn steers 20 yearlings. 45 fat sheop 10 fat lambs 200 ewes with lambs 150 wethers 100 ewes ICO hoggets 50 ewes with lambs 70 mixed sheep 40 fat ewes CO ewes, with lambs 6 store pigs 10 weaner pigs

PEEMAIS & GILCHRIST TTAVE just landed and opened up a aa. complete stock of FISHING TACKLE, Including bambbo, hickory, greenheart, whole cane, split cane, and split cane with steel centre RODS. Reels, lines, gut, gut traces, fly books, artificial baits,.minnows, hooks, swivels, landing nets, landing rings, gaffhooks, gafEhandles, hooks, waterproof ' fishing stockings, hemp lines, etc., etc. liAWN .'"MOWEES; "•.'"■ A very, large assortment of different . makes, sizes from 10 to 18 inch. The new American ball bearing machine . is one of the latest and most up-to-date. LAWN ROLLERS HEDGE SHEARS . GARDEN RAKES HOES /■-■' REAP HOOKS SCYTHES HAY RAKES FORKS (two and three prong). CROQUET SETS, Complete, with books of instruction. LARGE SHIPMENTS OF English, American, And Colonial BOOTS AND SHOES TpOR the Summer Season are now arriving and being opened up, and for Style, Durability, And Lowest Prices . Are unsurpassed. SEE OUR SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. Address—* THACKER^S, THE SQUARE. j PALMERSTON NORTH RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. THE Paimerston North Rifle VoW teers will parade as under.— Monday, 10th October-i-Government i /_ : inspectioh./drill. ordfer,7.3o p.m. Friday,"l4th October—lnspection by Col. Webb; extra Government parade, drill order, 7.30 p.m. All members must attend this special parade, and all absentees will be fined £1 each, as provided m Section 49, Defence Act. Monday, 17th October—Morris tube competition; trophy; no parade. Monday, 24th October-Government inspection, drill order, 7.30 p.m. Vacancies for eligible recruits. • Classfiring on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. .'■:-.:•■ JNO. MOUNSEY, ■ s /Captain, O.C. P.N. Rifle Volunteers. PALMEESTON ..GBAKDS THE Palmerston Guards will parade . as under:— Friday..* October 14^nnual*i inspection by Col. Webb; dress khaki. £1 fines will be enforced for non-attendance at this parade. Friday, October 21—Company drill • dress khaki. ' Friday, October 28 inspection ; dress, scarlet and helmets. Membors'aro warned against staying away from the inspection on th 9 14th By Order, - A. V. MERRIMAN, Captain Commanding.