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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 119, 22 April 1925, Page 1

EUCHRE TARTY AND DANCE. TfJ M P I R E HAL L. WEDNESDAY, 22nd APRIL. DANCING AND CARDS, 8 P.M. In nid of New Catholic Church. SMITH’S FULL JAZZ BAND, i ton Coal, Euchre Prize. Gents 2s 6d, Ladies 2s. THE POPULAR DANCE AND EUCHRE. At the ORANGE HALL, LOMBARD 1 STTRKET. WEDNESDAY, 22nd APRIL. Popular Music. Good Supper. Excellent Floor. Ladies Is Gd, Gents 2s. V. CONTAUR, Hon. Sec. K DANCE. AIRANG A H A L L, TO-NIG HT! TO-NIG HTI In aid of Newbury Hall Fund. Char-a-banc leaves G.P.O. 7.J0. LARKIN’S ORCHESTRA. Ladies Is Gd, Gents 2s Gd. MR F. W. HUBBARD WJ ILL Address Ratepayers at the \V following localities at 8 p.im:— Coronation Hall, Terrace End, Wednesday. Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, Friday. West End School, Monday. Hokowhitu Sunday School, Tuesday, 28th. WELLINGTON HARBOUR BOARD ELECTION. | VERY Elector has two votes. Please use both. Give TOLLEY cue o'’ them. He supports efficiency und economy. Tolley is the new candidate. Mr Tolley hopes to speak in Palmerston North on FRIDAY’ NIGHT. ANZAC DAY I'IHE Public arc cordially invited to be present at GENERAL SERVICE GENERAL SERVICE At SHOWGROUNDS SATURDAY At APRIL 25th SATURDAY 2.30 Sharp APRIL 25th Officiating:— Padres C. Walls, M.C.., G. T. Brown and H. T. Peat. ANZAC BAY COMBINED PARADE. \ LL Returned Soldiers are requestjL~\_ ed to Parade on ANZAC DAY,* Fall in: 2.15 sharp, at Soldiers’ Club. MEDALS TO BE WORN. B. J. JACOBS, President.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. FARMERS’ FARM SCHOOL—WEKAROA. TIAHE Department of Agriculture is X conducting a Farmers’ Farm School at the Central Development Farm, Weraroa, from 11th to 16th May, 1925. In order to avoid disappointment application for enrolment should be made by the 4th May. It is proposed that the course will comprise lectures and demonstrations of a practical nature given by Departmental experts and others on subjects of practical interest to the farmer. The following information is supplied for farmers desiring to enrol:— 1. Any bona fide farmer or farm worker is eligible for enrolment. 2. Accommodation charge for the five days is £2 os, which is the only charge involved. 3. Application for enrolment, accompanied by the above fee, £2 ss, may bo made to The Manager, Central Development Farm, Weraroa, or the Instructor in Agriculture, Palmerston North. 4. Enrolment of applicants will be strictly in order of application. W. J. McCULLOCH, Instructor in Agriculture. READ THI& FOR SALE, CHEAP. LARGE assortment of Cutlery, Crockery, Table Linen, Tables, Chairs, Glassware, Wooden Bins, Bowlers, Cooking Utensils and Sundries, etc., used by late Alexandra Tea Rooms. ALEXANDRA FURNISHING ARCADE (>£ext Watson Bros.), SCHOOL REQUISITES. Recommended by education AUTHORITIES as being necessary for children’s home study. R, CONNOR, Bookseller and Stationer, the Square. A T our crockery department we are x\. selling Ovale non-roll baby feeding bottles for 8d each ; Agrippa teats, 5d each; Cherry soothers, lOd each; also hot water bags, Unique brand, everyone guaranteed new stock this season, for 6s lid, Bs' 3d, 9s, 9s lid, lis, 12s; covers for all sizes, from Is each.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. * M ANSON and Barr, Ltd., stock Cyclone fancy wire fencing. It is cheaper, more lusting, and better in appearance than battens; also interlocking sheep and pig fence—the latest production of the Cyclone Co. SOME say this and some say that, but we say—the Original Cash Store never fails to give you satisfaction