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Shannon News, 28 March 1924, Page 1

SHANNON FOOTBALL CLUB. TIME Management Committee oi the above invites all players, also intending players to meet at the recreation grounds, NEXT SUNDAY AFTEHNOON for a Practice Match. Roll up. A. T. BIRCH ALE, Hon. Secretary. • NOTICE. AN OPEN-AIR CONCERT By the FOXTON SILVER BAND. Will he'given at ARAPETI on SUNDAY, MARCH 30. Collection in aid' oi BAND FUNDS. J. W. MADDEN, Secretary.

NOTICE. rXUiESPASSERS with dog or gun on our . properties at East Road and Mangaore will he STAN. ROBERTS. JAS. NASH.' C. JOHNSON. K. MITCHELL. G. MITCHELL. J. KILMINSTER. A. & L. SEIFERT. G. WILKINSON, „

The .Central HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST SALOON. BALLANCE STREET, SHANNON. Our Motto: ■ CIVILITY, ATTENTION, and QUICK DESPATCH.

All Brands of Tobacco and Cigarettes Stocked. BUSTER CUTS A SPECIALITY. P. C. CHURCIIER, Manager. ' i FOXTON BEACH. BAIRD’S CHAR-A-BANC will run to Beach on Sundays, leaving Ballance Street, at 10 o’clock a.in. Book seats at Garage. Fares 4/- return, children 2/-. A CHOICE SELECTION OF PRIME BEEF MUTTON, LAMB, PORK, and SMALL GOODS. MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE MANGORE BUTCHERY, PLIMMER TERRACE. (Opposite Railway Station.) A CLEANLINESS? CIVILITY AND SERVICE GUARANTEED. FOR SALE MOTOR CYCLE. ONE HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTOR CYCLE, 1921 model.' Good as nevvr latest electric light and latest manual switch; also special pavilion seat. IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. PRICE £7 Q CROWTHER MOTORS, CROWTHER MOTORS, BALLANCE STREET SHANNON /THE WILL AND THE WAY!

No. ?0.—C.1.F. for the Family. In his daily life the business man is much concerned with cd.f. (cost, insurance, freight) in relation to orders of merchandise. Me gives good heed to the matter of insurance of stock and premises. Always he is alert to eliminate or minimise the element of risk to his property during his lifetime. Is he always as thoughtful about the needs of insurance of his family’s welfare when he will have passed • awayP Has he given careful consideration in his will to the prospective needs of his various dependants according to their age, sex, temperament and probable circum- ■ stances. His estate will need an ex- - ecutor and trustee, • who will * be always in readiness for faithful, efficient L services—a trustee not subject to any human frailty a trustee whose faithful performance of every duty can b • absolutely guaranteed. Such a trustee is the Public Trustee, whose fidelity and integrity are guaranteed by the Slate. PHRI.IC TRUSTEE, WELLINGTON, T. J. DWYER. DISTRICT AGENT, LEVIN.