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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLII, Issue 10121, 31 October 1917, Page 8

LOYAL MANAWATU LODGE. M.U., 1.0.0. F. rTIIIE FORTNIGHTLY MEETING of L the above Lodge will be held at the Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba street, on THURSDAY. November Ist. at Si p.m. Rusiiiess; General. S. J. WATSON, Permanent Secretary. ORIENT LODGE, 1.0.0. F., No. 42. rniTE Ordinary Fortnightly Meeting | -will be. held in Lodgeroom,. Church street, on FRIDAY. November 2, at 7.00 p.m. sharp. Business: Initiation and General. I>. F. SMILLIE, Secretary. SHOwT SHOW! SHOW! TO VISITORS; REMEMBER THE SOLDIERS’ TOBACCO FUND. ONCE more I appeal for your cordial support. I am unable to attend the First Day of the Show, bin iortunately Col. Pringle will take my stand. The Appeal, I am sure, will not bo made ip vain. You all know the appreciation which the Roys have sent from the Field ot Battle, as also the thanks for your kindly gifts, and'you will send again. J. HERBERT HANKINS, Treasurer. The man with the car said ‘'good-bye” To all colours that please not the eye. So I’ll just take a run To Oliver and iSon For a beautiful G.R.E.Y. A TREASURE. “The diver groped beneath the wave, , A precious treasure to try and save, And ho strenuously battled the treacherous sea For the doomed ship’s cargo wan ARCADIA TEA.” BROOKLANDS POULTRY FARM. —We can supply no more chicks this season. Hatching eggs still available, White Leghorns and Black Minorcas 7s Cd and 10s (id for 15 eggs; White Runner Ducks, imported from Ameri ran stock, beau til til buds and splendid layers of white eggs, lit.-; sitting ot 12. W. Pierre. Kairanga Road. FOR 6AL£. CIIIEAP Building Seel ion, firar High School, 82 ft frontage by depth .4 chains, with sewer laid on. Only £175. Wm. Bioph\> 27 Rangitikci street. (.* T' v'n • close to railway station, well laid out grounds; all conveniences. Government mortgage about £320. "Some” bargain.—llagnall and Kecble. 171 OR SALE, new o-roomed house with all conveniences, near Square. Brice £600; easy terms.—Orbell and Co., Main street. ply T. J. Rodgers and Co., George street. U7IOR SALE, split heArt Black Birch, 1? Red Birch, Maire, Henan and Mata! Posts, also split Battens; railage paid any station.—Spelraan and 00., Harevster Buildings. IDEAL home of 5 rooms and undoubtedly cheap at £020; Government mortgage about £320; every modern convenience. Cal! and see ns about this.—Bagnall and Kecble. 5 SALE, ISO acres rich land, mos*J. ly flat, all plonghable, fenced and sub-divided ; 6-roomed house, large eo’Vshod (concreted), several outbuildings; factory adjoining, school i mile, railway station, post office and store 1 mile. 80 cow* farm handy to Palmerston; price £4O per acre, £2OO cash, balance 5 or 1 years at 5 per cent.; or would lease. Apply at once.—Win. Brophy, 27 Rangitikei street. W tanted TO SELL, 6-roomed house; large section; hot and cold water, bathroom, cewer, etc.; easy terms, £25 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Apply Gifford Moore, solicitor. TJTOR EXCHANGE—ISO acres, ManaJ. watu Line, good house ami outbuildings; will exchange for about 50 acres near Palmerston.—Orbell and Co., Alain street. SMALL DAIRY FARM, 36 acres, nios house; concrete cowshed, outbuildings; carry 16 cows; only £6O per acre. Owner will take £4OO cash, balance terms. J. A. Nash and Co., George street SHEEP Cattle farm, 550 acres price £5 5s per acre; equity £7OO. Owner will take town property exchange. This place is a snip, J. A. Nash and Co., George street. I~NAIRY FARM, 37 arces, finest land in Manawatu, good buildings: price £75 per acre. Owner will take £4OO cash, balance easy terms. J. A. Nash and CM., George street. ry ANTED TO SELL. 10 building ' * sections, Douglas and Thomson street, off - Ferguson street, opposite engine shed. Terms £lO cash, balance at o per cent. Apply Gifford Moore, solicitor. TjTCONOMY and valne go hand i band when furniture in purcha. oil at Gilchrist’s. Every piece is hoi estly made of best materials in thei own factory. QEED LINGS and Tomato Plant* ready after lOlli October, fro T *^ Od per dozen. Wo will have millions to offer this month, all good plants and cheap.—B. 11. Just, the Square. Carnations, Sweet I'om. Catalogueo for 1917 now ready. Send for one; post free to any address. —Frank Mason, Sacdou Road, Foildimj. THE worst roads can’t “chow up” CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT MOTOR CYCLE TYRES. They are made the other way. Oversize 26-x 24 heavy 28 x 3. Ask any live dealer. ’