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Manawatu Times, Rōrahi XXVI, Putanga 7300, 24 Mahuru 1901, Page 3
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PEOPLE . . . WHO ARE . . PARTICULAR Are always very particular, On every occasion, and under AH circumstances, to ask for Suratupa Tea. It is fcba Purest and Best Tea in the . . Colonial Market. . SURATURA is guaranteed yob b'.undcl with Indian, China or any che-^i ur inferior teas. KETAIL PRICES; : Suratura A quality - 1/S ptr lb » B „ - 1/Jl ~ ~ X ~ - a/o „ Enratura is Pure Ceylon Tea. To" night. J ITEEARY AND DEBATING B 1 SOCIETY. IN THE FIRE BRKMDF, HALL. TUESDAY Evening, 24th September, At 7-30 p.m. Shakespearean Headings—Othello and King Lear. Visitors < ordially invited. Juvenile Fancy Dress Bali. IN AID OF TH'"' HOSPITAL FUNDS. fTI HEAT it E EOYA L J TUESDAY, 2kn SEHEMBSR. The Programme will', include the following : — Opening Grand Ma'eh, by children at 7 o'clock Skirt Dance Swiss "Country Dance Scotch Keel Original Polka Sir Roger de Cover! ;>y Musical Items by the Guitar, Mandolin aud Banjo Band, under conductorship of Mr P. Cornwall. Tickets, 2s fid for dance. -Admission to Dress Circle only, Is, To conclude with Dancing for Adults from 10 to to 1.30 a.m. Music for the Dancing will be supplied by Mr P. Tombs' String Band. All who h&ve promised Contributions for the Supper aro requestad to send the same to the Theatre Boyitl on Tuesday. CONGREGATIONAL ■ CHURCH. Sale o7~Work THEATRE ROYAL. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, i September 25 and 26. To be opened by His Worship the Mayor at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Stalls for the sale of work, produce, lollies, plants and Hewers, Fair; Wei]. Old woman in shoe.- Maypole, gavotte and other dances by elrklren. Various other attractions; Refreshment stall, where tea and other light refreshments can be obtained at any time during the sale. Promenade concert each evening, Items will be given, by Miss Cornwall's Mandolin and Guitar Bund Admission to body of hall Gd, gallery Is. PALMERSTON N. BOWLING CLUB. Poster ancl Fancy Dress Ball. m II E.4TBE X 0 V A L. "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9th. Particulars iv later issue. WANGANUI AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. f^iBAND AN*UAL QTIOW OF HORSES, SHEEP, CA'TLE, PIGS, DOGS, OATS, POULTKY, IM-. PLEMENTS. LOCAL INDUSTRIES, DAIRY and AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. Etc. Will bo held on the Wangumii Pioeocourso on "WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. 20th and 21st NOVEMBER 1901. Huntei'3 1 Compotions, I'oay and Ladies' Jumping both Days, Driving, Shearing, Wood Chopping Competitions, Children's Pony Races-. ENTRIES CLOSE ON SATURDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1901. Programme aud Entry Forms will bo forwarded on application to Mr J. C. Lane, Palmerston N., or SELBY MORTON, Secretary. GOVERSMENI LECTURES. MIvS BRACHEE ia sufforinpr from severe lioarsonesa, and is sorry to have been obliged to Postpone the Leuture to Ladies Only uatil Tuesday and Wednea day Afternoons Nest Week. A. Lantern Lecture on Digestion w""1. be given on Thursday i-^ternoon Kext. TTTRIGGLESWORTH A.ND VV 13INNS, PHOTOGSaPHEES, 7, Willis sthket, - Wellington, beg to announce the opening of thoir NEW STUDIO Bariy In October. SUPERB MODERN GALLERY! HANDSOME RECEPTION EOO.M' ' LUXURIOUS DRESSING KOOMS, all Ek-gantly furnished ! EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE ABSOLUTELY FIRST CLASS STAFF! Exact Date oi Opening in future advertisement, when inspection of the MEW STUDIO will bo respectfully invited. 7, WILLIS STREET. (JVcurly ojjpusits Empire Hold). ffitODEli 50 - - £20 MODEL 51 (Lacly'6) £21 ! ESODSJLS2-3 - £23 - EASY TERMS ARRANGED. /""SAN be equipped with Free«wheola, Back» pedalling Brakes, Duck Roller Brake, Baldwin or Morse Roller Chains. THE LAD'S'S CUSHION FRAME DAYTON is the eaaiesD running and most comfortable machine mado. INSPECTION^ VITED. Cycles Repaired by Coaipctcnt Mechauics. /f>">3 "iT-"T **"! . i V 4 a i&^&s MWVU) Box 86. TEUii-uoNii No. 161. PALMERSTON NORTH. New magazines at Park's book depot. Weldon'3 Ladies' Journal for August, Homo Dressmaker, Leach's Dressmaker, Leach's Childrens', Myra's Journal, Harper's Magazine, Girl's Eealm, Pierson's Magazine, eto,, for August, and nowesfc bpolss Iby most popular authors. kir'Ad.TJl
