THE WEATHER.
FORECAST 12 HOURS FROM
9 A.M. TO-DAY.
Captain Edwin wired as follows:— Wind north-east to west and southwest. Showers probable.
Events worth Noting.
Lost—Grey pony. Three roomed cottage to-let. Permanent boarders wanted. Three unfurnished rooms wanted. Four acres at Terrace End for sale. Clerk and bookkeeper awaits employment. v
Advertiser has several town building sites and houses for sale.
Gorton and Son's Bulls sale on February llth. Purebred Pekin drakes for sale at the Kelvm Grove Poultry Farm. Abraham and Wiiliams' Shannon sale on February 10th.
Wanganui Ram Fair will be held, on February llth and _2th.
Miss Godwin's art union will be drawn on February 2Stii. Masterton A. and P. Show on February 17th and 18th.
Loan and Mercantile Co.'s annual sheep tair on February 12th. Abraham and Williams hold their annual sheep fair on February 12th. -Abraham and Williams' P.ihiatua sale on Tuesday. February 10th. Gorton and Son will hold the Feilding Ram Fan* on February 18th. Newton Kma will hold a sheep fair at his Toko yards on February 9th. R E. Beckett's Marton sale on Tuesday. February 10th. Borough Council invite tenders for the purchase of the Public Library building. Entrie. _for Trinity College Musical Examinations require to be sent iv before F. bruary lUth. Technical School woodcarving and modelling classes resume on February llth. J
Education Board invite applications for vacancies in the Rongotea and Karewarew:i schools.
Mr J. C. Williamsoa's Dramatic Co. will produce *' Sherlock Holmes" at the Theatre hoyal to-night. The Intercolonial Land Agency announce that tli«y intend to open a branch office in Palmerston. Mr .'. F. A. Whiteford inserts an advei-'isement in this issue in reference to sight resting at his Pharmacy. Mr H. Ashworth announces that he intends to open a butcher's shop in Rangitikei street on Monday. The friends ot Mr J. F. Kells are respectfully informed that the funeral of his late son takes place on Sunday. ' Tenders close on February 14th for Pohansnna County Councils' metalling contracts.
Harrj Palmer -will hold au auction sale on the premises of Mr E N. Barraud, Long Melford Road, on February llth and 12th.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7509, 6 February 1903, Page 8
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354THE WEATHER. Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7509, 6 February 1903, Page 8
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