Events Worth Noting.
An advertiser has a farm of 98 acres With: 2190^ sheep for sale. " Messrs Bodgers and Larcomb, land, estate, and financial agents, insert a replace advertisement re properties ioisale.
Annual meeting College street O.E.P.C. this evening. The 'Cash Tailoring Co. have commenced business in premises next tie U.F.C.A., the Square, and are prepared to make first-eVass suits at 635.
Mounsey and Co. call attention to the sale of dairy cows advertised by them on behalf of Mr A. A. Davison, Bunnyihorpe. These cows hsye been specially selected from several herds after many years of practical experience, and may be relied on as being aboye the average ot dairy herds. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, are holding a clearing sale of dairy stock on behalf of Mr F. E. Watson at the farm," Kingston Road, Shannon, on Monday nest 21st inst. The cows are a specially good lot, comprising pure-bred and grade jerseys, and are the result of judicious selection and careful culling. The train leaves Palmerston North at 11.40 a.m., on. arrival of . the Wahganui and Dannevirke trains. ■ -.-".
Midland Hockey Club meets to-night. Mr T. B. D^nne, Superintendent of Tourist and Health Resorts, inserts a notice re the World's Fair at StTLouis. Notice is given that at a meeting of the Licensing uommittee, to be held on June 6, an application will be made for a transfer of the license of the Family Hotel from Isabella Smith to Thomas j. Notfc. Mr Nott will also apply fox- a publican's license.
" Weldo," a new metal for soldering, unites such metals as copper, brass, zinc, tin, etc. without soldering irons, acid, resin or other substance. " Weldo " is largely used in America and has been proved to be a most useful medium for repairing holes in household utensils which, are made of tin, zinc, etc. Its application is very simple and such that will bring it into general favour.
Abraham and Williams. Ltd, advertise entries for their next Palmerston horse sale. -': .
-The Talkeries." Wellington, have appointed Mr F. Eavanagk (hairdresser) their sole Palmerston agent for the new -patent "Sound-arm " gramophone. The
" Sound-ami" is a most convenient; style, the horn beisg fixed on a pivot, which allows it to be turned l-n. any direction, even while the instrument is playing. . This machine is said to be tiie best heard, and- with, excellent records obtained from H..SI. Grenadier Guards band, Madame Calve. Ecbuard de Reszke, Hen Davie», ELubdeiL-. Vesta Xilley. Dan Lenc; George liobey,etc., :t itould be l»r^eJy in dpjimiid. '"' Bike for sale. Apply Barsby, cave of Malcolm, builder, Cuba.St. ' "
Druids and Ocld'ellow s' Quoit Hatch at 7.80 to-morrow night.; Tho f aneral of the: late ; Victor Tartaglini will take piece to-rnor'ow. Me C. Bridge inserts a notice. Bkeksmisha close th-ir p.eoiises tomorrow.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7791, 16 March 1904, Page 5
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465Events Worth Noting. Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7791, 16 March 1904, Page 5
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