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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7354, 23 July 1902, Page 4

Mr P. Hanlon, of Ashhurst, has had the _ misfortune .to lose two valuable draught bQ**.s.es valued atr£so each, within the last week, Ono died last Tuesday at Pohangina, and one on Sunday night, as the result of catching a cold. Misfortune, we are told, never comes singly, which seems to be particularly exemplified in this ease,' as the same ownßr lost his beat posy during the same week., through being- jammed between two logs.

.'■:. The- Wanganui Ladies' Golf Club will ;bo sending a team down to play the (ladies pf the tyfanawatu Golf Club on Thursday,. Blst i**st. There; will .b^meeting of ..the. Indies or f|*e eliib to make" all arrangements on Tbursd.iy next, 24tb inst., 'at 4 'o'cioek, at' Miss Wilson's tea rooms. All who possibly i oan arp yecjuestea to attend. It is expected thero will be J2 visiting playere.

The concert at Fitzherbert Hast last evening proved very enjoyable.' There was ji large Bttendanet, and tbe various singers were wor-**ly aptilauded.' Songs W^re given by Miss Rush^Migs Tattley, Mi-e Oakley,: Miss Hegan, and by Messrs A. Bennett, G. Mann, ,Su't'eli_e, and Permain, and Mr Percy played a ■voiy aeoeptable piano eolo. .The eommittss warmly entertained "the visitors, and the dunce proved m_st enjoyable.

Wade's Wohm Pros—the"Wonderful' Worm \V or Tiers—are a'. safe aud sure remedy, _ia lr bsxes -sold everr/where, • v