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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8197, 25 May 1906, Page 1

ME brigade. of thG Fire May 25 hold on FRIDAY. Lusmess—General." A. TINGEY, - . Superintendent. MAi)AMB llAiailS La mj ', ce Specialist), voice mi! Gent !« m en desirous of tive and r?fii^i Ure i Wlth . view to effecview IT - Slnßlnß ma ? inter " Studii Tfr" terms at her Duke an<] at a ' 1 Ham s> Chemist, N B -Pinw reets ' Palt nerston N. ' etc.taugh?. 1 acco,u Pamment play, M 1 ANl^EßSON'S~SchooT^of JJ USIC - Amesbury street. Pianoforte Harmony, Counterpoint, elemenavy and advanced. Students are noticed that tuition will bo resumed January Vacancies for three pupils. Miss nderson will be at the music rooms rom to 4 daily to receive thoso desirous of enrolment. Quarter commences with pupil. WABJrtm THE public are cautioned against the nrp Citations of the famous u-i. i UNCH, 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 OI.TNEA 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 WINTER CRUISE IN SUMMER SEAS! TO THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. rpHE splendid new twin-screw 3000I 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 Now Zealand direct. U.S.S. Co., of N.Z., Ltd. SHORTEST ROUTE TO AUCKLAND Via ONEHUNGA, Connecting with through train from Wellington. STEAMERS leave New Plymouth as under (weather permitting) — Penguin Saturday May 26 830 p.m Kotoiti Tuesday May 29 830 p m Penguin Thursday May 31 8.30 p m Passengers can embark at Wellington on Sundays and Wednesdays, proceeding through by steamer to Onehunga for CNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OP NEW ZEALAND U-iiaited). Wellington—A ucKLAiNDSBRviCB. The twin screw steamer RARAWA, 1072 to„» re S „ '««? fnr Onehunga on MUNDAxO) W.riU in Sm Tickets, available for return viol Sto.'m ShiP secure berth, on to-A«nt.. I-TNION steam ship company g-NION <= op Steamer 8 Bpm Mararoa I ' M 2 6 i H EotomabaM. Ibat I 'n , 6 p . ra * ITaes | «W?ol__t£s Talune Taluae tfßLb.-.OBWKHOBABT. E ? IN ' H J hu P r | 6 V Ott hX. VI4 , A f?hur I Jnno 7J Manuka - .* D r&raW ei% r . l l r Nsy I ) rRECT Ar ihura I >' 10 P .» ilotoiti* 1 May 2S | 1 pateena _',/r ues I May 29 I Hp m Mapourika p r; , ; v t t'o PiiitOT only. NEW -ith •,3onn«etin? : «>» Tuesthrough r days. I May 27 I 10 P Eotoiti* i'\ved | Way 30 I P ' Peng uia ifjalSa — LH BELS Tao9 | M«.y 29 1 Kp 1 for «top-ov«r or re- | 7icfct^J^ nadal t, Parker * Oa. e SSm#r»V