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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8731, 4 February 1907, Page 3

J Limited, \ | Seed, Grain, and General > Merchants. i Large Stocks of RYE GRASS, COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS ; j Etc-, Eto, i Specially Selected for onr Trade. j ■ Bend for Samples and Quotations. I BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Ltd. * : ’ I I PALMERSTON N. & FEILDING. i Taihape Agi nta : i Messrs E, Wilson & Co. I Entertainmantß, Moetlngs, fio ■ peea HOUSE, MAETON Sole Lessee & Manager Charles Holloway Business Manager ... Alex. Verne TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FOE ONE NIGHT ONLY. The Ever Welcome CHARLES HOLLOWAY DRAMATIC COMPANY. Including the charming young Australienne MISS BEATRICE HOLLOWAY, Fresh from a triumphal season at the Princess Theatre, Melbourne. For One Night Only of the most human play the stage has known for a decade. Written by Goo. K. Sims and Arthur Shirlev, entitled 1 “ TWO LITTLE VAGABONDS,” Including Miss IIKAT-iaei: Holloway as •• HICK,” one of the Vagabonds. “ Here’s your purse, lady. I don’t like bein’ a thief; I feel somehow as it’s a wrong thing. You can count the money ; I ain't taken anythin’ out of it, s’elp me I ain’t. I won’t be a thief* never no more, lady—never no more as long as I live.” “ Two Lillis Vagabonds.” Will bo 1 interpreted by the complete strength of the Company, under the direction of CHARLES HOLLOWAY*. Popular Prices, 3s, 2s and Is. Early doors to 2s and Is seats, Cd extra. Box plan at Mogridge A Co’s. Will appear at FEILDING on Show Nights in "THE COAL KING,” and "THE SHADOWS OF A GREAT CITY.” WILL LAURENCE, Advance Representative, ry FE E A HOUS E, MARTON. THURSDAY, 7tu FEBRUARY'. Don’t Miss Don’t frliss THE BRITT-NELSON CONTEST! Under the direction of Mr Will Hef.beiit

tnros of the Light-weight Championship of the World, and tiro MELBOURNE CUP won by Poseidon. Also, tlio famous Football Match ALL BLACKS v. WALES. Numerous Humorous Pictures. Million Prices —2s ami Is. Juveniles, half-price. QIiING A 1 T I SPORTS To bo held ia Mr K. Hammond’s Paddock, Obiugp-iti, on WEDNESDAY, 6la February, commercing at 11 o’clock. £7O PRIZE MOSEY £7O POKY RlCliF-, JUMPING COMPETITIONS & FOOT EVENTS. Train for Huntervilie and Marton leaves 4.46 p m. Trains for Taibape leave 4 p.m, and S.J3 p.m. See Programme on Ist nage. A. J. TEE VENA, Hon. Sco. 0 T 1 0 E. Owing to dissolution of partnership, Messrs Eitl & Owen request that all Accounts shell be paid to Messrs Ross Regs., Marten, whoso receipt will be a suiiicien t discharge. JjdBONGOTEA ATHLETIC CLUB. Entries for Horse Events are EXTENDED to February 9, and for Handicap Events to Feb 6,

£2 R E W A R D. Lost —Draught bay Mare, white face, one front shoe off. The above reward will be paid to anyone securing same and writing to GEO. KAFER, Waionru, REWARDAbove reward will be paid to anyone giving evidence that will lead to a conviction of person or persons who took fruit from the Old House Bush on or about Thursday, 31st January. K. W. DALRYMPLE, Waitatapia. LOST in Marlon on Saturday night Three One-pound Notes. Kindly return to Advocate Oflice. yINOING, VOICE PRODUC'•S TiON Y PIANOFORTE. Mr STANLEY RANKIN will resume Teaching at Rmgiwahia on MONDAY, 4sh February. Air Rankin is also prepared to receive Pupils for Drawing and Painting. Spjeial reduction for classes. Term commences from date of first lesson. TAW A, SHANNON. Country Boarding School for Girls.

The First Term for 1907 will begin on MONDAY, FEBRUARY Am. Principal-. MISS M, TAYLOR. p I A N 0 AND ORGAN. MISS HOLD AAV AY resumes teaching on February dth. Terms on application ;o Mogridgo and Co. M 1 ”• MISS NELLY MOSSMAN will resume teaching on MONDAY 7 , February 4th, Scbcolhou.se, M^toa. IN6ING AND RIAN 0 MISS HARDY will resume teaching on TUESDAY, February sth. I Rata, February 7. iTUTZHERB ER T TERRACE } SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. (Boarding & Day School foe Girls). Under tbo direction of Mies Swaiss »n. rrir.c'pal: Miss Baber, M.A. First Assistant i Mrs Ruksteiousf, o Tho New Term will begin on Tuesday, 5 th Fobruiry. Prospectuses on application. Jjl UNE RA L NOTICE. London and Paris.

The friends of the late Gottfried Nitschko will leave his late residence, Cliff Road, on TUESDAY, February sth at 1 pm. for the Lutheran Church Cemetery, at 2 o’clock. ZAJONSKOWSKI BROS., Undertakers, IJ*ORBEB Broken into Saddle O.' (Ladies or Gent's) by Ex-Re-mount Man, with duo care but no responsibility. Apply 1 A. KING, C/o W. C. Norman, Te Kapua. jyjß G. B. OWEN, M.R.G,Y.R„ has v«Bcd to practice in tho Eangi--1 (Ikcldh- ici. Me A, EL BILL will carry ' on tho business at tho Konnols, Greatford. No. 80 Marlon Telephone Exchange Marton,