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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8828, 20 March 1909, Page 1

SALVATION ARMY HALL. •py'ARVEST THANKSGIVINGSUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, And THURSDAY. Sunday, 11 a.m.—Subject, " The Palm Tree.' ' 3 p.m.—Music and Song. 7 p.m.—Original talks on Weeds. Seven unique object lessons. Special Songs and Music. Collection at door, afternoon and evening. FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd,~1909. At KELVIN GROVE, In aid of the Hall Fund. First Appearance of the JgHELVIN J£OON gOMPANY. Come early and secure good seats. Admission to Concert Is. Admission td Dance—Gent's Is, Ladies refreshments. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. F. MASON, Hon. Sec. BOXJNG! Under the auspices of the Manawatu Boxing Association (Registered). MUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, MARCH 2oth 1909. Commencing at 8 p.m. sharp. First Round, Novice Class— 1. Symons (Longburn) v. Bason (Palmerston North). 2. Brown (P.N.) v. Jones (P.N.). 3. Havill (P.N.) v. Quinn (Tokomaru). Featherweights. 4. L. Porter (Wellington) v. W. D. Shields (P.N.). 5. A. Treweelc (Taihape) v. Maitland (P.N.). 6. Second Round, Novice Class— Winner, Symons and Bason, v. winner, Brown and Jones. INTERVAL, 12 minutes. Bantams. 7. I. Kutner (Wellington) v. A. Havill (P.N.). Heavyweights. 8. D. Mundy (Wellington) v. J. Cole (Manawatu). Bantams. 9. J. Ellis (Rongotea) v. E, Watkins (P.N.). Featherweights. 10. S. Porter (Wellington) v. Partridge (Wellington). 11. Final of Novice Class— Welter Aveights. 12. G. Devitt (Wellington) v. G. Watchorn (Palmerston). Admission: Stage os, Dress Circle and Front Stalls 3s, Back Stalls 2s. No Pit. Box plan—J. R. Ross and Co. (late W. F. Davis), tobacconist, the Square. W. H. HANKINS, Hon. Secretary. NOTICE. BOXING! " BOXING! PROF. RICHARDSON wishes the public in general to note that he still continues his Boxing Class in Palmerston N., and anyone desirous of tuition can make arrangements either personally or by letter. Address: Dawick's Buffet, Rangitikei Line. HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. UTUMN gHO W . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st-, 1909. ! CHAST DOUGLAS, 1 Secretary. Napier. . EMPIRE HALL, Palmerston N.— TO LET for socials, concerts, dances, lectures, and other amusements. New, convenient, and up-to-date. Centrally situated, well lighted, well ventilated ; an admirable place for entertainments of every description. Full particulars from W. Devine, Empire Hotel. WANTED Known —That W. J. Smith and Son, family butchers, still supply none but the very best Government inspected meat. Small goods also supplied daily. Note the address, premises lately occupied by F. Attfield, Main Street East, opposite Empire Hotel. CLUB HOTEL. WHAT you can get at a Free House:— English Beer on'draught. Strachan's and McG aval's Dunedin Sparkling Ales; also Swan's on draught. , Bell's and Dixon's Aerated Waters. Whisky—Tucker's Blend, ten years old (sole agent for New Zealand); case Whiskys; all leading and reliable brands stocked. . A large variety of Australian Wines j directly bottled' from vineyards. Colonial and English Bottled Ales and Stouts. _ . A Single Botle at Wholesale Price. Dry Monopole, Moet and Chandon, 120s, 125s per case. Hennessy * * * Brandy, 84s per case, 7s 6d bottle. H. B. TUCKER, Owner and Proprietor. Telephone 29. BROAD STREET HOMEWH. LAMBERT AND CO. (Sole • Agents) are instructed to offer for immediate sale the beautiful home of S. W. LUXFORD, Esq., situate Broad Street, Palmerston North. House consists of 9 large and lofty rooms, besides bathroom, scullery, pantry, linen room, snuggery, etc., etc. Every modern convenience is fitted regardless of expense. Extensive outbuildings, including washhouse, storeroom, man's room, trapshed and loft, motor house, fowl house and run, etc:, etc. The beautiful and -well-kept grounds consist of acres, and have a frontage of chains to Broad Street. Price only £1800. Terms if desired. Cards to view can be obtained only from the sole agents. W. H. Lambert &Co., 5, Rangitikei Street, PALMERSTON NORTH. Telephone 204.