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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8073, 25 August 1905, Page 1

FOOTBALL. TMPORTANT EEP. FIXTURE. SHOW GROUNDS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th. HAWKE^BAY Y. MANAWATU. Admission Is. Grandstand, 6d extra. Kick-off 3 p.m. HARRY'P. MULLER, Sec. M.R.P.U. FOOTBALL. A. AND P. SHOW GROUNDS. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 6. \ A MEMORABLE EVENT. (Under the auspices of the N.Z.R.F.U.) The Greatest Display of Rugby ever arranged for in Palmerston. AUSTRALIA VERSUS MANAWATU HAWKE'S BAY AND BUSH UNIONS. General admission Is. Reserved seats in grandstand 2s, unreserved Is. The plan of seats will be opened at W. Davis, tobacconist, on Saturday morning. Intending spectators are strongly advised to book early. Special Excursion Pares From Country Districts. KICK OFF 3 p.m. HARRY P. MULLER...Sec.M.R.F.U. KELVIN GROVE HALL. TUESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 1905 TTSUAL fortnightly social and dance. »■' S. Barrow's string band. Refreshments provided. Admission—Gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. Pittam's 'bus leaves Post Office at 7.30 p.m., Terrace End 7.45 p.m. " GLIMPSES OF AMERICAN CIVILISATION." A LECTURE on above topic will be ■"■ given by W. Gray, Esq., M.A., in the V.M.C.A. Hall on TUESDAY NEXT, 29th inst., At 8 o'clock. Admission Is. Proceeds in aid of V.M.C.A. Tickets on sale by members and at Leary and Dixon's. OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, SEPT. 4th, » p.m. Very Rev. FATHER. AYS fpHE -Apostle of Temperance, will de- •*- liver his farewell address here. .admission, tickets Is, dress circle and stalls 2s. In order not to miss this last opportunity of hearing Father Hays, tiokets should be secured at once from Messrs Bennett, Swallow, Leary, Essex, Park, Buckingham, etc. SKATING. ZEALANDIA HALL. tpVERY Saturday morning, afternoon *-* and evening. Awahuri Hall every. Friday. E. BENNETT. SAFDOW SYSTEM, BOXING, SCIENTIFIC WEIGHT LIPPING, AND GYMNASriCS. i PHE PALMERSTON GYMNASIUM •*• Alexandra Hall, the Squire. (Behind Crown Studio*.) Sandow 9ystem and Gymnastics—Tucsa day and Thursday, Btolo pm. Youths—Tuesday and Thursday, 7 till 8 p.m. Children—Saturday, 2 till 4 p.m. Weight Lining end Boxing—Fridays 8 to 10 p m Sec nd Term -. July 25 to October 25. F. Kteveks & J. L. Walker, Instructors. WANTED KNOWJS-jNaunton's pa- * ' tent system for playing piano or organ taught; no previous knowledge of music required; fee 7s 6d for book and 7s 6d for instructions in rudiments of system.—J. McFetrish, patent medicine dealer, Occidental Buildings, The Square. "DUY English cycles, manu cactured XJ by good English firms. Standard Stirs, only £12 10j ; the best value offered in New Zealand.—Adams Star Cyrlo Coy.. Clarendon Buildings. WHY hesitate when you have decided to buy a new cycle. Bceston Hnmbers are acknowledged to be the finest production in the world for excellence ot material and workmanship! Reduced prices, £22 for the road racer, or £25 for complete roadster with two powerful brakes and freewheel. Sole agents for NZ., Adams Star Cycle Co., Clarendon Buildings. WANTED KNOWN-We hav7~sill T» a few "Warren" lady's cycles left. We give a liberal 12 months' guarantee and get them up in first-class style. Our price is only £9 10s. If you are looking for the best value in Palmerston North we can interest you. — Clarkson's, Coleman Place. TPSSEX & CO. has the largest stock of ■ Li accordeons, concertinas, mouth organs in the colony; violins, banjos, mandolines, and strings; also flagolettes, ocarinas. We import British stationery, plain and fancy, to suit all. Wholesple prices. Pipes! Pipes I Pipes! Best Is in the colony. T H. WILTSHIRE has just opened large quantity of plain and twill flannels direct from the Kaiapoi Mills, beautiful qualities. Prices rjm 10k! to Is 61.