Events Worth Nothing.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7066, 27 July 1901, Page 3

Events Worth Nothing.

Church services are advertised to-day. Middle-aged person wanted as housekeeper.

General servant wanted at "Kei-shope,' Raumai.

Additions are made to E. E. Beckett s Marton sale.

Several girls wanted by Mrs O, Larson, Terrace Laundry. *" Sacred concert in St. Patrick's Church to-morrow evening.

Anniversary services at Cuba street Wesleyan Church to-morrow.

Additions are made to-day to N.Z.L. and M.A. Co.'s Palmerston sale.

Concert and dance in Fitzherbert East Public Hall on Tuesday, 30th inst, - Additions. made to Abraham and Williams'Palmerstonand Pahiatua sales. Mr F. R. Thomley, Rangitikei, advertises for owner of stray chestnut pony mare. \

. Cooper &McDermott's kinematograph entertainment iv Theatre Royal on July 29th and 30th. .

Messrs Vickers & Stevens willholdau important sale of well-bred cows at Inglewood on July 30th. , Mr D. Mackie, Oroua Bridge, advertises for salo a first-class sheep dog (£10) aud a good hunt-away (£5). On Wednesday next Messrs Abraham & Williams will hold an unreserved sale of dairy, sale at Woodville.

The funeral of tho late Mrs Dallisou will leave-Mr. E. Whitehead's residence, Main-street, at 2 p.m. to-morrow. Messrs Abraham & Williams will hold a sale of horses, furniture, etc., at Mr J. Maher'shouse, Hokowhitu, on July 81st. .-■ Notices of application for slaughtering licenses are inserted by 'Messrs Thos. Parkins, J. Wingate and W. L. Siddells.

Cooma Tea excels all others m value and flavour, prices from 2/- to 2/4 since reduction of duty; at U.F.C.A., Sole Agents.

Harry Palmer will hold a"clearing sale at Mr Caleb Smith's farm, corner of Roberts' Line and Bunnythorpe Road, on Monday.

. Jlr Wni. F. Fennell, Colyton. is- the. winner of the extra Id per lb, given by Messrs W. Dimook & Co., Wellington, for the finest qualitypigs delivered at their factory for the week ending 25th July, having secured 36 points. Rev. S. Lawry begins a-special series of Sunday evening services at Broadstreet Wesleyan Church to-morrow evening, when there .will be ■ " A Service of Praise." ;■ Special music for the occasion has been prepared by the choir.

On Monday evening Rev. S. Lawry gives a lantern lecture in the Wesleyan Church, Ashhurst, on his recent trip to Australia. From articles published in the Standard, our readers know that Mr Lawry has gathered much valuable and interesting information. Slides havo been specially prepared for the lecture, and those who go may be sure of a pleasant and profitable evening.