EVENTS WORTH NOTING.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9361, 9 November 1910, Page 5

EVENTS WORTH NOTING.

Dustins, Ltd., insert replace advte. L.0.L., No. 18, meets to-morrow night. Skating rink dining-rooms in George street open for business. . Gilehrist and Kidd have a boarding houee of 20 rooms for disposal; £500 for goodwill and furniture. "Erlie Scot" caps at A. J. Mahon's. These are neat and fashionable. The funeral of the late P. Nesdale will be held at 1.30 p.m. to-morrow. Dalgety and Co., Ltd., advertise for sale a splendid sheep run of 1420 acres, of which 727 acres is freehold. The land is situated 12£ miles from Hunterville. Price £6 10s per acre. The Manawatu Auctioneering Company insert as an advertisement on page 8 a testimonial which they have received from Mr Tulloch, who compliments Mr J. S. Munro on the satisfactory manner in which he conducted a. clearing sale on his behalf, and for the prompt settlement. Mr M. E. Perreau has now re-opened hie Foxton Heads store for the convenience of visitors to the seaside, and it will as usual remain open during the whole of the summer. In addition to a full supply of household requisites fresh milk and bread will be supplied daily. The Kelvin Koons are billed to produce their famous Yokohama Minstrel Concert at Stoney 'Creek, on Friday next, and anyone wanting to spend a thoroughly enjoyable musical evening would do well to patronise this bright and taking entertainment. B. H. Just, florist, the Square and College street West, announces that his plants are noAV ready, and a list of those on sale is published in to-day's issue of the "Standard." Mr Just has been connected with the trade since boyhood, and his selection of plants can be "relied on to b» true to name,. and, more important than all, to .grow. Yesterday's rain will give those desirous of planting , out seedlings a splendid opportunity of getting them in and giving them a good start before the dry weather comes again. Mt Just .jvill be pleased to receive at the shop in the Square, 'phone No. 402, or at the garden, 'phone No. 440. v