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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9587, 3 September 1913, Page 1

BLOW, BLOW< THOU CENTLE WIND, A!! and sundry, in search of a remarkably tint" entertainment to-night, to HAYWARD'S. Who are exhibiting for the LAST TIME the MOST VIVID AND VIRILE Presentation yet of pioneer life on the vast prairies of North America, INDIAN RAIDERS. INDIAN RAIDERS. INDIAN RAIDERS. INDIAN RAIDERS. AN FX RIVALLED DRAMA. AN FX RIVALLED DRAMA. AN HOUR OF THRILL. AM HOUR OF THRILL. TO BILLIARD ENTHUSIASTS^ Tom reece to-morrow at FFLLERS' will show yon a few points of the game. Don't miss him. QPERA HOUSE. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, September 3rd and 4th. (Under the patronage of the Manjwatu awL West Coast Caledonian Society.) The Wonderful Man of Mvsterv, THE GREAT McEWEM, Mysticist, Mirth and Miracle Maker. This Famous Scottish Entertainer wiil make Palmerston laugh till it luirrs. THE MOST ASTOUNDING EXTERMENT ON EARTH. Assisted by Miss Florence Hartley," prima donna. Miss Grace Maynard, mentalist. Mr Will Bolton, Champion Speciality Dancer. Mr Ceciie Long, A.L.C.M.. Soloist. Ponular prices. 2s and Is, children OJ. Reserved seats 3s. Box Plan at Millar's. SCOTTISH SONG RECITAL. (Under paironage of -J. A. Xash, Est).. Mayor, am! D. Huick. E,q.. M.P., and leading citi/.on.s. and under the auspices of the Manawalu and West Coast Caledonian Societv) by MISS ADELAIDE BRUCE, The Australian Contralto. EMPIRE I!ALL. WEDNESDAY, 17th. Prices, e.s and _s. EGGS FOR SETTTNCL White Leghorns. Hons. BrookesPadman strain; cockerel bred by W. A. Nixon, owner of world's record breakers. The.se three strains represent the World's best layers. Brown Leghorns.—Hens and cockerel all bred from strain* thoroughly tested by trap-nesting. Silver W'yandottes—Hens and cockerel from Kennedy's and How«U'a noted strains. Black Orpingtons.—Hens and cockerel nl! bred from strains thoroughly tested by trap-nesting. Xono but proved layers and birds of correct type kept. Winners of numerous utility pri>x>s. A few choice cockerels for sale. Settings on the farm. 7* 6d posted. BOX and GIBBS. G!c-n Oroua.

Removal Notice. J. DONALDSON, TAILOR, WJ ISM HS to lot his numerous eus- * * tomers and the general public know that ho lias removed to Coleman i'huw and is now in premises situated hel«w the .Manawatu Tea Rooms, where he will open up a v stoek of NEW SEASON'S GOODS OX THt'HSDAY, SEITK.MIiKJ! -till. Customers can depend on yetting i'ull value lor their money from J. DONALDSON, "THE TAILOR,"

A. V. BATSON, BUTCHER, 143 Main street East, SUPPLIES only the prime6t beef and wether mutton. Families waited on daily. Reputation wellknown. 'PHONE 25.

THE PASTEURISED MILK & ICE SUPPLY. W. G. BROAD, Proprietor, Te Awe Awe Street, PALMERSTOX NORTH. BEGS to notify the public that ho is opening a Dairy with Mrs Dixon, corner of Cuba and Campbell street, on Ist September next, where a fir>st-class supply of Pasteurised Milk. Cream and Putter can be obtained, and onions left promptly attended to. Milk, Cream, Putter and 100 delivered to all parts of the borough. Telephone 354.

CLEARING SALES harryTalmer H AS the Beet and Busiest Market on the coast. Big connection, ready sale, prompt returns and good results.

FOR AN UP-TO-DATE TAXI, KING UP 'PHOKIB 303 or 741, C. W. BLACKBOURNj Proprietor.

Bankrupt Stock. THE Wellington Realisation Company have received a. wire from Auckland that their tender has been accepted for Mr" Fletcher's large stock at Hamilton, and to make room for the new goods they have decided to sacrifice the whole of the bankrupt stock of John Clark. Waitara. NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. Not the Address: WELLINGTON REALISATION CO., Next Pringle's, Square.