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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1436, 18 January 1919, Page 8

COURT MANAWATU, A.O F. No. 5635. milE Usual Fori night ly Meeting .3.. of the above Lodge will ho lieltl m lho Foresters’ Hail, Rain street oast, on MONDAY, January 120, 1019, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business: Initiation and Ooneral. A. J. YORTT, Secretary. OROUA LODGE OF DRUIDS, No. 5. milE Regular Forlniglitly .Meeting ,1. of the above Lodge will he held at the Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba street, on TUESDAY, January 21st, 11)19, at 8 p.in. Rusiuess: Initiation and General. CHAS. S. RUSH, Secretary. U.A.O.D. POSTPONEMENT NOTICE. rjTICKET HOLDERS for the PrcsenJL tatiou Ceremony to P.D.P. Pro. t'has. S. Rush are notified that owing: to nnlorseen circumstances the function has been Postponed until WEDNESDAY, the sth FEBRUARY, 11)19, in. Hu; Oddfellows’ Hall. I). P. JONES. Hon. Sec. of Committee. FINAL UNRESERVED SALE OF HORSES. On Ac-onfil of DEFENCE DEPARTA 1 ENT. OAVJNG to deniohiiisation, DAI, GETV AND CO., LTD., .MASTER TON, have received instructions Jrom the N.Z. I)efenc<> Deparfnumi, (o sell hv Public And ion. WITHOUT RESERVE, at the TAUHERENIKAU REMOUNT DEPOT, near FEATHERSTON, on TUESDAY. 28th JANUARY, At 11.3(1 a.in.,— 80 hacks 20 harness horses (suitable for ail kinds of work) fi draught and lorry horses The above are all sound and in g,,od hard condition, and anyone requiring horses of this stamp are recommended to attend this fixture. Prospective buyers wishing to inspecl the horses, may do so on applying to ('apt. Tilley, Remount Officer. Taniierenikan.

LIGHT LUNCH EON IMH) V 1 DEI). HAYWOOD VULCANISING WORKS, 70 Rangitikci street. O|OR Dunlop Railroad Non-skid Tyree Jl and Kelly Springfield Kant Slip Tyres. All milking machine rubber accessories stocked. ATER your or you won' in North British garden hose. Best garden this summer t have one. Invest Rubber Company’s I abide—-best rubber Hardware shops sell it.

milE Palmerston X, brass hand was .L not in cflicial attendance at the railway station to welcome the arrival of the Tribe of Red Indian? recently landed in New Zealand from the shores of America, but a right royal welcome was extended to them by Chief K. S' Pees, who sallied forth from the “Wigwam” with his supporting Indian braves and attendants in wooden chariots drawn by fiery mustangs. The manner in which the Chief Mustang Brave and his attendant braves handled j these mustangs was worthy of note, and was fully appreciated by the Thirty ]919 Red Indians, who were ! driven from the station to the Indian Wigwam in such Royal Stylo. On arrival at the Wigwam, warm expressions of welcome were given by Chief Pees and the Permanent Braves of the Palmerston Wigwam, but expressions of surprise and wonder were made by the newly arrived Red Indians that their previous brothers, numbering 6c, wiio arrived in October last, had all departed. This was easily explained by Chief Pees that the demand for Rod Indians by the motor cyclists of this district had been so great owing to the, exclusive features of spring frame, comfort and durability, unequalled by any other make, that each Red Indian bad quickly found a welcome homo and master. 30 RED INDIANS HIST ARRIVED. Motorists.—lnspect these new 11)11) models. Rook your order now, ami exchange your old bus for a modern 191!) Spring Frame Powerplua U-speed In dian. Interview Chief 10. H, Fees, NONPAREIL INDIAN "WIGWAM.” I’almendon N.

A LIVE MOA |iS .supposed to have been seen lately JL in the Urcwera Country. ami according to accounts, it proved very aggressive. A, LIVE EJBM Has certainly sprung up in Palmerston North, and without doubt it has proved itself aggressive and progressive in the best meaning of tlio words. Fair and honest dealing are the reasons tor the continued .success ol THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS, and clients moving away will he wise if they hook their clearing sales with Palmerston's Loading Auction' Mari. We report a medium entry of pigs and a good lot ol poultry on Saturday, when both lines met with a ready sale. Fruit, produce and furniture were m good quantities. Following are the sales;—Wcaners 21s to 20s Od, stores 31s to 555, small chickens Od to 3s Od pair, hens 3s Od to 5s 9cl, dneks 5s to 9s 3d, apricots 5s 9d to Ss 6d per case, apples 4s to ss, cucumbers 9s 9d to 4s Od, plums 3s to 4s 3d, peaches to 7s 3d, green peas Is peek, new potatoes 12s to 16s ewt. Other produce at late rates. ARE YOU MOVING? ENTRUST YOUR SALE TO THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS Harry Palmer i Co, THE POPULAR AUCTIONEERS. PROMPT ACCOUNT SALES. BEST RESULTS GUARANTEE I). LOWEST Cl 1 AUGES CONSISTENT WITH GOOD SERVICE. W. B. O’CALLAGHAN, And innem-Managor. Phone 92. iviauagsr s i^rjyritc hncris J. J. SIT A TcT\l AN, Land and Outside Salesman,