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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8192, 19 May 1906, Page 1

notice. JJOTICE i* h oro b y given that ro , H : * meeting of total abstainers Scr g nf ,v, m % radiue of thr <* of tho Square of Ron^oin°'tW r ? ,erly Caui P bollton ). will be held Hal1 ' on MO a DAI, Hay 21st, at 7.30 p.m., for tbe purposo of olecting Trustees to fill too vacancies occasioncd by the deaths of two Trustees; and farther to consider and determine how section 96, town of nn mP ™ f,- an No ' 160 ' Land Registry vT *l C ' is to be dealt with by the Trustees of said section 96 C. H. BOWATER, - Chairman of Trustees. CUSTOMS. T F yo« have any goods to arrive send your invoices and bills of ladinglto us. livery description of Customs and Forwarding done at lowest rates. TUCKER & CROWTHER, „ Commercial Chambers, P.O. Box 547. Hunter street, Wellington. L. JOSEPH, { iIRECT IMPORTER of Ladies and Gents Boots and Shoes, Drapery and Clothing, wishes to intimate to the Palmerston public that he is opening in Main street and selling goods at 15 per cent below wholesale prices. Note the address.—L. Joseph, Main street West. WARNING-. npHE public are cautioned against the x various imitations of the famous t O.T. PUNCH, which is the original and ! only genuine. Do not bo persuaded into taking any other, but insist on getting O.T. PUNCH, which is non-alcoholic, and a certain cure for indigestion, spasms, colds, etc. O.T. PUNCH is registered throughout Australasia. A. H. REDWOOD & CO., Proprietors, P.O. Box 593, Wellington. ZOLAK Guinea competition.—a prize of One Guinea will be given for the best verse of 4 lines in praise of Zolak, the famous French Skin Food. A Zolak testimonial wrapper, which is tied on jars, must accompany each verse. Competition closes 30th June. On sale at all chemists and tobacconists in Palmerston. Prices 2s 6d large jar, sample jars Is 6d. —C. .Luscombe and Co., 65 Willis-street, Wellington. A WO TEE CRUISE IN SUMMER SEAS! TO THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. rpHE splendid new twin-screw 3000--I ton Passenger Steamship NAYUA. (specially built for the Islands service, large airy cabins, all on deck, and fitted with electric light, electric fans and refrigerator), will leave Auckland on 29th MAY, for TONGA, HAAPAI, VAVAU, SAMOA, LEVUKA, SUVA and SYDNEY. Low rates for Round Trip, including Sydney, Melbourne and Hobart; or return to New Zealand direct. U.S.S. SHOETBST - BOUTE TO AUCKLAND Via ONEHUNGA. Connecting with through train from Wellington. OiTEAMERiS leave New Plymouth as ?*) under (weather permitting)— Takapuna Saturday May 19 830 p.m Hotoiti Tuesday May 22 830 p.m Takapuna Thursday May 24 8.30 pm Passengers can. at Wellington on Sundays and Wednesdays, proceeding through by steamer to Onehunga for OMON STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OF NEW ZEALAND a.iimtedl. ftToRTHERN STEAMSHIP COMN° pahy. LID. i WEILJI.'OTOX—AnraXASBSEEWCE The twin screw steamer RA&AVVA, 1072 tons reg., Y o l7 weT)! NESDAI' 1 S and°FRIDAYS, connecting 'tTuW, eonnenms with through tnu.E to Wellln Bsturn Tickets, available for return by Union Steam Ship. Company S T/»eni f rf can secure berth, ou ""IbSTm 1 % Wii.li±mb, Ltd.. Agents. |J OF N.Z. Ltd. Steamers leaveWdto^njwnndw^ l Katur 1 May 19 | 11 P- m Pateena 1 , May 2 1 ( 8 p.m Tarawera_J_i^_ T _s—rjr, l0?t .uukBD», BLUFF 24 , rDSB "' J&Vo&wSn.-, „ , , . , r,. h ,„ i Mav 211 5 p.m ... BB I*l M()n I May 21 I 4p.m ki | SatorJJfoyil 1 ' | satar I Hay 19 I 9 p.m Ar vhura [ | May 20 I 5 p.m tiotoitri* ( May 21 112 30 p.m 'V g | May 22 I 630 pm . M»P ourl^ ftl i Piowt tTo Pictononly. N -w ; d»y«. I *>' 5P m . Rotoitt* » b^ d ,May 23 | 5 p.m Pc-ngnin irjallM Nfii'V* l *- l — SvH® ySIOU i?H EELSOS. o i i e«.f 1 May 19 I 3 P- m 4 rah Sto- l™» '|MW 22 ' 6 30p,a ! •nails at W Me {or stop-ova* CT re *