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Manawatu Standard, 29 July 1904, Page 8

'.'" "I "FUNERAL: NOTICE. mhe friend? of^ibYTate Edwin Gerard X :.'}'Sl*.** of v thß Silvar/Giid N are invited to.attend his fur.e'raV'.whicn mil leave Palmsrston;:;N. Hospital -to-morrow, yS-tutaav, at 2.p.m. tor __ime'rston Js. Cemetery.':,' .;..■- XXV' ':X'7x -:ii:- i / HALL & PRICSr v '■ Undertakers.. . ,-' '•'-'.-',';' TENDERS. '.}■■■'.. XX. '' X, WANTED, by, the undersigned, tenders for discing and harrow-. ing about 400 acres. Tenders close 30th July. Full particulars at the homestead. ' ' : .• r\ HENRY GAISFORDi;.';■'..'.',-'' Oringi. MA-TAWATU LAN" D DRAINAGE ■ vv.-'-. BOARD. X7/y ;;.,-;; rPENDERS are required by lO.aim.'on -„__, Monday, the Bth August, for Contract 68, drain in Messrs Sinclair; Bros. Plan and spesificatiohs at the Board's office, Rangitikei-street. ,E. J. ARMSTRONG,;'; '•'.'. - Engineer. RACING fILUB, • ■;'■ Palmerston North. . AUTUMN MEETING, _905.> FIRST MANAWATU STAKES; of ,--, 500 soysj second horse to receive-100 '•: soys, and the third horse 50 soys out of the stake; six furlongs; weight for age, with penalties and allowances. Winners after August Ist, " 1904, of any race'or raceß collectively .of the.value of 250.soy's to carry ,'ilbs ; of 500 soy's, .51bs ; of 750 soys, 71bs ; of 1000 ■ soys,' lOlbs: extra. Maiden ' four-year-olds and upwards at time of starting allowed lOibs; three-year-olds, 71bs; two-year-olds, 51bs. By subscription of 5 soys each, unless forfeits are declared and paid as" follows, namely :—l soy if struck'out by general entry, day, December, 1904. All horses remaining in after that date must pay their total subscription of 5 soys on a day to: be named shortly before the race. Note —No money required at; time of entry. '•'■'.'"••"•'' ■, •■" Entries for two-year-olds and upwards close with the Secretary, at Palmerston North, at 10 p m. on FRIDAY August sth; 1904. .•:; ' , AUTUMN MEETING:, .1906.; SECOND MANAWATU,STAKES, of 500 soys, second horse-to receive _00 soys and the third 50 sovs'out of; 'the stakes ; for'two-year bids and wards. Sis furlongs. .--.- Weight ". for age, with ■ penalties ■ and ; allowarices. Winners after Auaust Ist, _905;. of any race or races collectively of the value of 250 soys to carry 31bs; of 500 soys, 51bs ; of 750 soys, 7ibs ; of 1000 soys, 101b extra. Maiden four-year-olds and upwards at time of starting. allowed lOlbs ; three y.-ar-olds, 71bs ; two-year-oids, ' olbs. By subscription of 5. soys each unless forfeits are declared and paid as lows, namely :—1 soy ,if struck out by the first Friday in August, 1905,-or 2 soys if sfruck out on the general entry day, December, 1905. " All horses remaining in after, that date must pay their total subscription of 5 soys on a day to be named shortly before the race,—Note —No monej'- required at time of entry. Entries for yearlings arid upwards close with the Secretary, at P-lmerston North, at 10 p.m. on FRIDAY, August sth. 1901; - .; ' •■_» K. GRANT Siaj-'. -" Acting-Secretary. SEEDS!, ; SEEDS! TUST OPENED a large assortment v of YATES' EELI-JBLE G__BDEN SEEDS. SEED POTATOES Of all kinds, consisting of pur famous Beauty of Hebron Up-to-Date Early Rose Peach Blossom^ ' &c. 50,000 CABBAG-E'.aiid CAULIFLOWER PLANTS ' From MR NAIRNS' well known Nursery. . (The grower's name is a sufficient guarantee;) ■ "'..''-■ '.-•v' • •■■ ':.-"■ ———a We are now stocking ' HBALTH FOODS, ■'."■.. : yiz,. ■ ■.■,'•'.•'.■■: -Grape 3Sf_M. /' 'BtuiXNnU. Grauola. Toasted- Wheat Wafers. - Cranose Biscuits, etc., etc. PRIMLEY TINNEB PJBAeHES, FBIM^EY TINNEDJOMATOES, /■; ■'..."■' "- Arc'the BEST in. the market. XJ..A.NMEiCO. ? : The Squab-, PALMERSTON NORTH. •