EVENTS WORTH NOTING.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 9186, Issue 9186, 9 April 1910, Page 5

EVENTS WORTH NOTING.

See new Singer advt on page 4. Good general wanted by Mrs H. G, Bagnall.

F. Cameron, Pohangina, has a good dairy farm for sale.

F. R. H. Brice, of Marton, has clients for eight dairy farms New supply of men's collars of latest >tvles opened up at A. J. Mahon's. The U.F.C.A. will continue their ironnongery department as hitherto, as the 'ale did not eventuate.

Anniversary services in connection with the Congregational Church will be held to-morrow ; the anniversary tea meeting on Wednesday next.

C. S Pickering, the Square, has a number of now B.S.A. bikes on hand, which he ie quitting from £7 upwards. See advt.

P. Edge, of 54, Rangitikei street, has an important announcement in to-day's iseue relating to B.S.A. bikes. Repairs of every description are carried out at shortest notice.

Owing to the shortage- of rubber all over the world during the last few months tho Nonpareil Cycle Co., Coleman Place, have been commissioned by a largo rubber manufacturing concern, to buy 1000 old cycle covers. They advertise in another column that they will allow one shilling for an old cover off the price of a new cover.

W. Hunter, of the Occidental Hotel, announces that the hotel will be ready for guests and boarders on and after Tuesday next. The house has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished and' the proprietor is now in a position to supply the best of accommodation to commercial travellers and visitors. Among the improvements to the house is a private bar, which is fitted in the latest style and stocked with tho best brands of liquors. The dining room will also be a epecial feature, and meals will be supplied at reasonable rates and on the best style.

Messrs J, S. Watchorn and Co., Ltd., are making a fine display of football requisites in their windows, including all the dub jerseys in uso by the Mari.awatu Rugby Union, which make a very attractive display. This year's jerseys are especially well made, and should command a ready, sale. The firm havo also u, fine assortment of football boots, pants and stockings. Hockey jerseys are also stocked, and the firm fitted out two full teams this, week with jerseys and pants.

C. Penman, hairdresser and tobacconist, has again taken over the premises in Colcnian Place recently occupied by E. Thomas, where he will be pleased to .see all his old customers and friends. Dur-. ing the next few weeks he has decided to hold i>, clearing sale of Thomas' goods;, which, he has been successful in purchasing, at half cost. The goods ...include pipes, cigarette holders, razors/ ladies' peggy bags, hair nets; in fact, everything to bv found in a well-found hairdresser's stock. The hairdressrag saloon w r i! l T br V, !UKk ' 7 ' the , F, I ' B^ 1 management of Mr Penman, which-should bo a =uffi cicnt tliat customers will receive every satisfaction^