Events Worth Noting.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8197, 26 September 1906, Page 5

Events Worth Noting.

Messrs Clark and Thompson, of George-street, wish to aunounce that they are now ready to undertake every class of modern siguwritmg and house decorations at reasonable prices; also sale posters, etc. Estimates and designs free. Glass embossing and illuminated addresses a speciality. Phone 417. Dimock & Co., Ltd., advertise dates for receiving pigs in October. The University .examinations will commence on Tuesday, 4th December. The conditions are set out m an advertisement in another column. Mr Sam Brown, of Wellington, will be landing Hetton coal on September 29th. This coal is preferred to all others by the Manawatu Railway Co The firm is also landing Hetton small coal, which has the reputation of being an excellent smithy coal. Fire Police and Salvage corps meet to-night. Rev J. J. Lewis lectures in the Salvation Army's Hall to-morrow evening in aid of the Army's rescue and missionary work. Rev H. Beggs will officiate as Chairman, and several friends have promised to contribute songs. Messrs Henry Fielder & Co., of Wei lington, who are one of the largest furniture manufacturers in New Zealand, publish an inset with this edition. From it it will be seen that for their half- ] yearly sale, which has now commenced, considerable reductions have been made in prices. Messrs Fielder & Co. are a very old-established firm, and. they ;tnake every effort to please and give satisfaction.—Advt. ■ . ■ ■ * •••■■ ' • .' t