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Manawatu Standard, Issue XLI, 17 December 1908, Page 1

CAMPBELL STREET SCHOOL AN N U A 0 NCERT OPERA HOUSE, TO-NIGHT! Doors open at 7 p.m. Commence at 7.30. ... - Admission, 2s and Is. The 2s seats may be reserved at J. P. Leary's. school fIONCERT ; OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY EVENING, 18th i net. Under the patronage of his Excellency the Governor. The whole of the proceeds will be handed to the Plunket Nurse Society. Admission: Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is. Children 6d -to all parts of Theatre. Seats reserved at Leary and Henderson's. FEILDING ATHLETIC CLUb7~ A NNUAL O P."O RTS . BOXING DAY, December 26, 1908. Starting 11 a.m. For pedestrian events Nominations close December 7th. - For horse events Nominations close December 14th. E. H. FISHER, Hon. Sec. AWAHURI SPORTS. '. EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1909. Running and Cycling Events.

Trotting and Hunters Competitions. Liberal Prizes for all events. Nominations for Pedestrian and Cycling events close on January 16, and for Horse events on January 20. Programmes obtainable from Secretary, or may be seen at "Standard" Office. J. McLEAN, Hon. Secretary. FEILDING A. & P, ASSOCIATION; "PIIFTH A NNUAL QHOW 2nd and 3rd FEBRUARY, 1909. Liberal Prizes for all Stock Competitions, etc. ENTRIES close 15th January. RAM FAIR , — FEBRUARY 4th, 1909.- '.V * Schedules from " Standard " Office, or— K H. FISHER, Secretary.

jOQK DOWN and easy weekly payments (principal and interest) for new 5-roomed house, besides scullery, pantry, linen, press, bathroom, waslihouse, copper and tubs, hot and cold water, and sewerage. Large section. Handy to Square. A gift at £500. Lambert and Co., Rangitikei Street. . OUR Depot is full of-, very useful lines suitable for Xmas. Presents. You cannot do better than choose a Cycle Accessory as a present to your mother, father, sister, or brother. How about a good Tyre— Got one?— Well, try a new lamp, or a chain, or pair of pedals. Scott Cycle Co., the Square. . " ' WANTED " Known —That ha,ving started in the Cycle business in Rangitikei Street, I am prepared to do all repairs to cycles. Agents for Wearwell and B.S.A. bicycles. All cycle accessories, lamps, bells, Dunlop tyres, etc., on hand, and customers can rely on the best of workmanship. All work guaranteed. P. Edge, Cycle Mechanic. 54. Rangitikei Street. WANTED Known—Special Display of Lamps af- R. P. Edwards and Sons, Clarendon Buildings., Call, and inspect the New Lamps, which neither smoke nor smell. No chimneys to break. The only., practical central draught lrftap in existence. Thoroughly reliable and economical in every way. Brilliant light, perfect combustion and immediate extinguishing. . . MRS. TABOR has resumed business in Palmerston North", and is prepared to execute orders. Hats made to order, or smartly re-modelled, at moderate cost. Having secured services of an expert in the making of Tailor-made Skirts and Blouses, ladies will receive satisfaction in this also. Address, Buchanan's Buildings, Cuba Street. ,T*7 ANTED KNOWN—That D. McT *.' Nair, late of Mnsterton, is now proprietor of Tatteraall's Stables, Rangitikei Street. Rubber tyred gigs, buggies, etc., always on hire. Good stands, feeds and attention reasonable rates. Telephone N«> rt|7'ANTED Known—That I ' have v V taken over the "Dominion" Stables (late D. St. John) in Church Street, next St. Andrew's Church. Cabs, laundauß, 'busses, gigs and horses on hire at reasonable rates. Good feeds and stands. Wedding and private cab work a speciality. Telephone No. 17. _ E. A. Coley. Church Street. "El OR Furniture the very best, In workmanship and style; It always stands the strongest test, So just- you' givo a trial— : At Bycroft Bros., Main Street East, ' They always charge the very least. J as. Donald son, : v THE SQUARE. TAILORING-' in all ite branches Only best materials kept. Only "best work put in. Satisfaction guaranteed.