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Bush Advocate, Volume XIV, Issue 304, 25 March 1903, Page 4

MANGAWEKA AXEMEN'S ASSOOIATION. (Affiliated under the N.Z.A A.) Axemen's Grand Carnival, To be hold at Mangaweka EASTER MONDAY, APKH, 13, 1903. PROGRAMME. Maiden Saw, 16in log, first prize 30s, 2nd 10s; nomination 2s.* Novice Chop, 16in standing log; first prize 40s, 2nd Mr A. J. . Campbell's trophy ; nom. 2s 6d. Double-handed Saw (handicap), 18in block ; Ist prize 60a, 2nd 255, 3rd 10a; nom. 3s, ace. 2s. Youths' Chop, under 17, 12in log ; Ist prize trophy, 2nd trophy ; nom., license fee, Is. , Handicap Cho*p, 18in standing block, Ist prize 12Cs and trophy, 2nd 40s, 3rd trophy ; nom. 4s, ace. fes. Squaring Competition ; Ist 40s, 2nd trophy ; nom. 3s. District Championship Saw, doable handed, 24in log ; first prize 2 gold medals, 2nd two silver medals , nom. 3s, ace. 2s. District Championship Chop, 24in log ; Ist prize gold medal valued at four guineas, 2nd gold medalj norn 3s, aoo. 2s. Single-handed Saw (handicap), 22in log ; Ist prize 40s, 2nd trophy ; nom. 2s, aoo. Is, Underhand Chop, handicap, 22in log ; Ist prize 60s and trophy, 2nd 20s, 3rd trophy ; nom. 3s, ace. Is. Tug-of-War, 10 men a-side, Axemea r. The* World. Sweepstake 2s 6d, with 30s added. NOMINATIONS far all events will be received until 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, 31st March. All nominations must be accompanied by the necessary amount ot cash, and performaoces. Members of th« Association must send performances for last year, and non-members for last four years. Acceptances close at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, 9th April. For Conditions of competition see posters. Copies of programme can be seen at Advocate Office. CHAS. COAD, Hon. Secretary. Mrs WALKER, CONFECTIONER. A CHOICE Selection of all kinds of CONFECTIONERY kept in stock. All toffees our own make. Try our Bulgarian Rock. Address — HIGH STREET, Next door to Federal Cafe. Harry Palmer THE PREMIER AUCTION" EER LAND, STOCK & GENERAL AGEFT • gEXPERT VALUER, AND UNIVERSAL PROVIDES, Palmebston N. £S prepared to furnish houses cc any scale on the shortest rctice j and at prices that will defy competi tion. "We have a large stock of all kiuds of house furnishings in stock which everybody is invited to inspect. Auction sales of produce, poultry, pigs, fruit and furniture held every Saturday at 12 o'clock. Clearing sales conducted in any part of the colony. Valuations made and estimates given. Indents executed. Agencies undertaken. All kinds of produce always kept in stock. We are always prepared to purchase for cash produce, machinery and furniture of every kind. Liberal advances mane on poods io? absolute sale, and special caacesrioop for large transactions We have special facilities for storing and otherwise disposing of big cop* signraents. Farms and town properties for sale everywhere. Our charges are very moderate and all business promptly attended to. r HARKY PALM&R, - RaQgUikei treet, Palaeratua N, ' g