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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1152, 13 June 1911, Page 5

PASSENGERS—NOTICE. Trains Leave Palmerston North For—' Dannevirko at 1.23, 5.30. Auckland, at 3.45. Wanganui, at 11.42, 12.35, 4.50. Wellington, at 12.-XO, 2.43, 337 i DUSTIN'fC LTD., LUNCHEON AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS, . THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NORTH Sis Minutes' Walk from Station. An anonymous donation of ,£IOOO has been received b.v the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, for a definito work to be undertaken by the society. Ex-Superintendent George Lainbleye' said to bo the oldest retired policeman in England, died on April 23 at Stvaffham, Norfolk, in' his ninety-eight year. He had served forty-five years in >tho police force, and was one of the original "peelers," Some interesting particulars regarding the latest stylo of collapsible folding chairs are advertised in this issue by the Tanson, Garlick, Co., 'Ltd., tho weliknown Auckland house furnishers. For rheumatism, backache, faceache, eararhe, neuralgia, and other muscular pains nothing can equal WITCH'S OIL (registered).—Advt. Returned Explorer: "Yes, tho cold was eo intense at tho I'olo we had to be careful not to pet our dogs." Miss Youngtiling: "Indeed! Why was that?" R.E.: "You see, their tails were frozen stiff, and if they wagged them they broke off."