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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10060, 3 May 1915, Page 1

RONGOTEA & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL & GENERAL PRODUCE SOCIETY. AUTUMN SHOW, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MAY sth & 6th, 1915. CORONATION HALL, RONGOTEA. THE REST YET. MUSICAL PROGRAMMES IN EVENINGS. SCHEDULES ON APPLICATION. H. R. RUSSELL, Hon. Secretary. BELGIAN GALA DAY. To bo held on the RANGITIKEI RACING CLUB'S GROUNDS, BULLS. On WEDNESDAY, sth MAY, 1915, Starting at 10 a.m. Under the patronage of Sir Jau Wilson. Conductor: Mr Jas. McKelvie. Programme to start at 10 a.m. HORSE EVENTS— Maiden and Open Hunters' Jumping Competitions. Maiden and Open Pony Jumping. Tilting and Thread the Needle. Open Driving Competition. FOR HANDSOME TROPHIES AND CASH PRIZES. MOTOR-CYCLE RACES $ & 10 MILES. Boys' Relay and Marathon Races. Novelty and Obstacle Races. Tug-of-War, Hakas, Sheaf-tossing and Chain-stepping. GARDEN AND FARM PRODUCE SHOW. Saddling Paddock. FAT SHEEP—Ist prize 20s, 2nd prize 10s in each class. For mo6t points in fat sheep a prize value £3. 1 Fat Wetner Heaviest Weight. 1 Fat Ewe 1 Fat Lamb ~ 1 Fat Wether. Most suitable for Freezing. 1 Fat Ewe „ „ „ 1 Fat Lamb „ „ " Entrance Is. Judge—K. W. Deighton, Esq. Entries for all events. Post entry except for Fat Slieep, which closo on Saturday, the Ist May. GUESSING COMPETITIONS. SIDE SHOWS, REFRESHMENTS. Admission to Grounds Is, Children 6d. Programmes on application at this olHco or H. A. GOODALL, Hon. Secretary, Bulk SKATING, OLYMPIA RINK, SHOWGROUNDS. Direction—Herbert and Doney. OPEN daily from 10.12 noon, 2.30-5 p.m., 7.30-10 p.m. Band in attendance Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Learners' niehts, Tuesday and Friday. 6.15 to 7.15 p.m. Learners' nights, Learners' session EMPIRE HALL. TO LET, for Socials, Concerts, Dances. Lectures and other amusements. Large supper rooms available, independent of Large Hall, at nominal charge. Large Hall seats 500. Make early application to W. DEVINE, Proprietor. gOMETHING a little different in wall papers at Clark and Thompson's, 3 Fitzherbert street. 'Phone 417. • •my Rover car, splendid condition; £75. Chater Lea, two stroke-, £55. Crown Cycle Works, the Square. A7OUII grocer will gladly tell you all A about the "Desert Gold" Tea Competition. 91 cash prizes. First prize £2O. Ask liim to-dav ! ANTED.—Try us, we have a stock of new and second-hand car* to choose from. Young and Bailey, 27 Fitzherbert Btreet. 'Phone 161. BREAD down again. Why not get the best. Meadly and Gardener are delivering at cash. 'Phone 883. ENT'S second-hand bicycle, No. 415. Genuino 8.5.A., Coaster bub, new tyre 6, newly stove enamelled. All in thorough good order and guaranteed. A bargain at £5 10s.—Watt's Cycle Depot, Rangitikei street. ATEPAYERS! Vote for Dustiirs pics. They'll top the poll. TT takes nerve to sell at our low prices for wall papers. See them at Clark and Thompson's, 3 Fitzherbert street. /RENT'S second-hand Rover bicycle, No. 405 ; new tyres, newly enam-elled,-new pedals, etc. Suitable tor boy attending school. £5; easy terms arranged.—Watt's Cycle Depot, Rangitikei street. TjIDISON not in it for talking machines—Every lawn mower repaired and sharpened by H. E. Bergersen speaks for itself. Send your's and have it overhauled before the rush. Second band machines bought and sold at 27 and 29 Broad street. 'Phone 490. WANTED KNOWN.—We have for &ale some really good and serviceable second-hand motor-cycles of well known makes, such as Triumph, Rudge, Rover and Douglas; prices from £3o. Adam's Garage, Cuba street, Palmerston North. A PART from the £ S. Dd saving afxl forded in buying our furniture there is important advantage of being able to choose the particular colour and itosign iiv whirli your iurnifure p.hall bo tiui.ihfed. —An<lvVffcWd Uild SohS,