The Eketahuna Express puWkKes the following:— Sir Joseph Ward held forth in a stable at Pahjatua on Wednesday evening, not the least interested in his discourse bfing a number o£ quaHrupeds, who sLucldered at "tlie prospect o* their jiost day's work, and snorted applause when the Minister announced -tfiat • there was a probability pi further railways being opened up at an early, date. Mr T. E. Taylojr addressed the cold waterists from the balcony' of v . the Trocadero, and yiaeoieilly t( Id them that i£ they wanted anything strong in their cupboards during these frosty nights they would have to vote for Hawkins and the squelching of Clanse 9. Pahiatua has not had such fun as that of Wednesday, ' night since the last Cheap Ja^ki visited ■ tho town. See us aria talk over our £10103 line. Oiarkson'e, Coleißin Place. We can show yon how to buy a Dew cyclo with 12 montha' suarantee for £10 lbs.—Glarkson's, Co!ernt.n Plaoc. =v Hair brooms, carpet brooms and yard brocins. Best at Barry's.-*
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7902, 30 July 1904, Page 4
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