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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7944, 27 October 1904, Page 8

Accidents and Fatalities '■.- - o. ..'.:. j (Per Press Association). NELSON, This 'day., A boy named Watson, aged 8, a son of Captain Watson, of the steamer Lady Barkley, was discharging fireworks yesterday, when an explosion singed his eyelashes and burnt bis face. At present the boy cannot see, but the permanent loss of his sight is not expected. When buying a DENTON HAT see that the leathers are embossed " THE DENTON HAT." One price everywhere 10s 6d' FUNERAL NOTICE. rTIHE friends of Mrs Jamea D. Evaus X are invited to attend the funeral of her late husband, James Duncan, which will leave his late residence, TaoDuistreet, on October 28fch, at 2 p.m., for Palm erst on N. Cemetery. HALL & PHICE, Undertakers. M"EMBJ£RS of Orient Lodge, A.C., ■"■*• are requested to meet at the Lodgeroom at 1.30 f . p.m. on Friday; for the purpose of attending the funeral of late Bro. J. D. Evans. White gloves to be worn. H. H. GRIGGS, Secretary. SHEEP FARMS FOR SALE OE ' LEASE. 1 000 600 ' 4°° and 25° acres; i 'uvu) healthy country; well watered; good situation; no agents. " Owner," Standabd Office. FAEMS FOE SALE, Etc. KKQ Acres hilly land, about 400 *Jy*J cleared and grassed, balance light busb, 3 miles from rising town of Bnannon, Manawatu Line; level, metal road to property. Easy terms. Only ;£250 in csph required. LEARE of 300 acres of level and undulating grazing land, originally bush; about 10 acres stumped and ploughed ; exoellent for grazing or dairying; Smiles from Marton. Particulars from JOHNSTON & 91M (Palmerston If.). F. BRJCE (Martoa), orM. STAIN SELL (Shannon). NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. CHBISTCHUECH SHOW AND EACES AND KING'S BIRTHDAY. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICEETa will be issued to WELLINGTON from ANY station on 3rd and 4th November, and from AINY station to ANY station on the Wellington-Napier-New Plymouth Section and the Wellington and Manawatu Coy.'a Railway from sth to 9 th November, available for return till Bth December, 1904. For further particulars see Posters at stations. BY OEDEE. Hard Facts ■ ■ About Hardware. "PACTS you ougnt to know before purchasing: The Simmons Hardware Co. WILL OPEN ON SATURDAY, October 29,1904. Their shop will be found next to A. W. Browning, Main-st. West, near Railway Station. PERSIAIM GILCHRIST TTAVE just landed and opened up a -*-1- complete stock of FISHING TACKLE, Including bamboo, hickory, greenheart, whole cane, split cane, and split cane with steel centre RODS. Reels, lines, gut, gut traces, fly books/artificial baits, minnows, hooks, swivels, landing nets, landing rings, gaffhooks, gaffhandles, hooks, waterproof fishing stockings, hemp lines, etc., etc. LAWN MOWEE3. A very large assortment of different makes, sizes from 10 to 18 inch. The new American ball bearing machine is one of the latest and most up-to-date." LAWN ROLLERS*"* HEDGE SHEARS GARDEN RAKES HOES REAP HOOKS SCYTHES HAY RAKES FORKS (two and three prong). CROQUET SETS, Complete, with books of instruction. GELHOR & CO~LTD^ Wholesale - - ; Manufacturing Confectioners, Church-street West, PALMERSTON N. TJAYING erected a large factory, ■*-*■ fitted with the very latest machinery and appliances, we are prepared tO Supply COJTFECTIONEEY of all descriptions to the trade in all parts of the colony. We also manufacture Icing Stoab, and can supply our local customers with goods of all descriptions at less cost than any other firm in the colony. "We have a large staS of first class -workmen and women, and are prepared to execute orders with the utmost promptitude. Orders by telephone delivered free of cost to any part of the borough. Telephone No. 205.