Events Worth Noting.
Lost— White cockatoo. Lost—Wellington hoot. Young poultry for sale. Lady's bicycle for saie. Paddocking for ho-.-e wanted. Flaxcarter and cutters wanted. Lady requires position a* lady help. Found m Scandia street—A" bicycle Annual meeting ot the Manawatu .building Society on Friday next. Kairanga County Council will make a general rate on May 19th. Concert and dance'in the Fitzherbert East Public Hall on May 12th Institute Football Club's fifth annual social to-night Social and dance in Stoncv Creek hall on May 13th.
Mr Hayns has for sale 14 cows and bull.
Annual meeting of Working Men's Club to-night, Kelvin Grove Assembly dance tonight.
Splendid housedog, St. Bernard, for sale.
Ycu want it—"Brick-Auld' linoleum cleaner.
Middle-aged man requires board and residence.
Annual meeting of Manawatu Athletic Park Co. on May loth. Competitive designs for new convent will be received till August sth. Tenders close on May 9th for doing 100 chains of fencing. Annual meeting of the Otaki Licensing Committee on June 4lh.
Abraham and Williams will hold sale of horses and military gear on May 3th. Campbell-street School Old Girls will meet at the School on Thursday night. J
Meeting will be held on Thursday night in connection with the formation of a Caledonian Society. On Saturday, Harry Talmer will sell a consignment of alum.nium cooking utensils.
Meeting of shareholders mEketahuna Sawmilling Co., in liquidation, will be held on July 20th.
On May 16th, Mounsey and Co. will sell at their rooms, 226 acres of land near Shannon.
Notice is given that returns of income must be made to the Land and Income lax Department before June Ist.
On May 13th, Harry Palmer will hold a clearing sale on Mr A. P. Knight's farm, Stoney Creek.
Trespassers on K. McKenzie's properties at Stoney Creek and Kairanga will be prosecuted.
U.F.C.A. have an announcement m this issue with reference to the display of young ladies' coats at Victoria House.
C. Revans, cash grocer, has an advertisement relating to Mab cakes and Orange Pekoe Tea in this issue.
On May 14th, Gorton and Son, on behalf of Messrs King and Anderson, will hold a clearing sale at Pakihikura. Palmerston Sash and Door Company invite tenders till May 30th for cutting rights at Matamau.
1 o-Let—Six-roomed house, every convenience, also 10 acres and 6-roomed house.
Samuel Herriot gives notice that he intends to apply for a license for the Occidental Hotel.
S. Thacker announces that he has opened up a consignment of evening and dancing shoes. Possessors of Wertheim Sewing Machines may obtain free lessons in art needlework.
Abraham and Williams notify that the fifth sale of draught horses at Mr Knight's farm, Pahiatua, takes place on. May 20th.
Meetings will be held at Rongotea and Linton on Wednesday and Thursday evenings in connection with the river overflow proposals.
Abraham and Williams in conjunction with Macdonald and Wilson, will sell 5000 acres of the Motoa estate, subdiyided, on May 12th.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7533, 6 May 1903, Page 8
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