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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9507, 6 May 1911, Page 8

A.O.F. COURT MANAWATU, No. 5655. THE ordinary fortnightly meeting of the above Court bo held in the Foresters' Hall, Main Street, on MONDAY, May Bth, 1911. Business: Initiation and General. First round of Euchre Tourney at conclusion of business. A. J. YORTT, Secretary. OIIOUA LODGE OF DRUIDS No. 6. THE Ordinary Fortnightly Meeting of the Oroua Lodge of Druids will be held at the Oddfellows' Hall, Cuba street, on TUESDAY, May 9, 1911, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business: Initiation and General, C. S. RUSH, Secretary. IMPIRE HALL, Palmerston N.I 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. FOR delicacy and piquancy of flavour, "CROSSED FISH" Sardines stand _ unrivalled. Obtainable from all leading grocers. ' IT.ILY WASHING TABLETS- • Backache Monday changed to Sunny Monday. Clothes snow white; no rubbing; they brighten faded colours. Try Lily Tablets and take a half-holiday on washing day. Wholesale at Barraud and Abraham, Ltd. Sold by all retailers. )ON'T buy a gramaphone till you see ours. We have the best yet heard in New Zealand. We can prove it. Ask to hear the Klingsor Hornless Gramaphone at Oates' Music-Store, 53. Main StrH; West LAND AT £5.-When improved worth £4O ; per acres.—FOß SALE, new up-to-date Cheese Factory with 800 acres; mostly first-class partly drained swamp land; six-roomed verandah cottage; concrete and iron milking sheds; cart and implement shed; orchard and vineyard; good roads; convenient to sea and harbour; on railway route; first-class rising district. A great bargain. Particulars, Box 659, G.P.0., Auckland. CROSSED FISH" Sardines. When you want the daintiest, most delicious Sardines, ask your grocer for the Crossed Fish Brand. You will then be sure of having the finest Norwegian Sardines, packed in the purest Olive Oil. riHE CASH TAILORING COML PANY, trading for the past two and a half years in Cole's Buildings, have removed to the Square, near Borough Council Chambers. J, W. Dewis, cutter, ■i%|"EW FRUIT I New Fruit! New Fruit—Just arrived a 6plendid shipment of new season's fruits of every description, Seo the splendid display in the windows. Fresh vegetables, locally grown, on hand each day. AH goods delivered to any part of the town free of charge. J. Kwong Lee and Co., wholesale and retail fruiterers and greengrocers, next Collinson and Son, the Square; 'phono 423. ■ . IRUNKS, . GLADSTONES, SUIT CASES, KIT BAGS, HAMPERS, Etc. Wycfoerley's, The Square, . PALMERSTON N, Telephone 422. I ICE! TCEI! ICEIII bE careful what you eat and drink. i _ Our crystal ice is made of pure artesian water of highest quality Insist upon getting your ice and ice ;ream made from this water only. Delivered anywhere in the Borough. We are cash buyers of butter in any quantity._ Apply P.N. Fresh Food and Cooling Stores, Ltd., Princess Street 'Phono 428. T.AST SEASON'S PLOUGHING U MATCHES again proved what is,now recognised as an acknowledged fact, that— REID & GRAY ARE OUI ON THEIR OWN. Reid and Gray Ploughs won 75 per cent, of first prizes for season 1910-11. Over 18,000 made and at work in New Zealand. Call and see one at the local denot— RANGITTKEI STREET, " ' 1