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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1524, 3 May 1919, Page 8

j^^^gaSlL TANAWATU -OACINC fiLVB AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, PALMERSTON NOROJIf. A UTUMN~It/|"EETING. WEDNESDAY, 7th7~and THURSDAY, ■Bth MAY, 1919. First race starts at 11.30 cadi clay. Trains leave Palmerston Nortli for llacccourse at 10.35, 11.3, and 11.15 lira. No Luncheons, but light refreshments md morning and afternoon tea- to oo irovided. rHE catering at the Palmerston North races will he in charge ot J. RAWLINS, of The White House. Patrons can rely on getting good tea. iukl best of refreshments served fexpelitiously. ■ J. RAWLINS, The S(/nare. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PALMERSTON NORTH RACES'. AT AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, 7th and Bth -MAY, 1919. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. 'SPECIAL Race Trains will leuve Palk3 merston North at 10.35, 11.3, and 11.15 a.m., returning from Awa])iini Racecourse at 5.10, 5.30 and 6.0 p.m. The 0.35 a.m. Paekakariki-Palmer : ston North train will run via Awapinn Racecourse. The usual 5.10 p.m. train Palmerstoil North-Wellington will leave I'almerston North at 5.25 p.m., and will run via Awapuni Racecourse, leaving Awapuni Racecourse at 5.45 p.m., Longburn 5.58, Wellington arr. 10.4-1 p.m. The usual 4.22 p.m. train Palmerston North to Wanganui will bo delayed to •cave. Palmerston North at # 5.40 p.m., Feilding 6.10, Marton 7.20, Wanganui arr.»9.26 p.m. Last connecting train leaves Awapuni Racecourse at 5.10 p.m. A passenger train, stopping where required, will leave Palmerston North 0.20 p.m., and arr. Feilding 0.55 p.m. The usual 7.0 p.m. train Marton to Taihape will bo delayed at Marton to connect with 5.4(1 p.m. train Palmerston North to Wanganui. The usual 5.35 p.m. Palmerston North-Foxtou train will leave Palmerston North at 0.15 p.m., Longburn 0.29 p.m., Fox'ton arr. 7.40 p.m. The ordinary up Wellington-New Plymouth Mail train will stop at Awapuni to allow race passengers to alight. The ordinary DOWN New PlymouthWellington Mail train will stop at Awapuni to take up passengers. The usual 4.45 p.m. train Palmerston North to Dannevirke will be delayed to leave Palmerston North at. 5.45 'p.m., Woodville arr. 0.45 p.m., Dannevirke arr. 8.10 p.m. BY ORDER. KAIRANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited up to noon on TUESDAY, May 13th, for the construction of about 70 chains of concrete kerb for footways on College street west and Maxwell's Line. Specifications and conditions of contract may be seen at the County Office, Rnngitikei street. Tenders to be addressed to the chairman, and marked on outside "Tender for Contract No. 21." A. H. M. WRIGHT, County Engineer. SEVENTEENTH NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW. AFFILIATED WITH ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (England). THE PREMIER DAIRY SHOW OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. PALMERSTON NORTH SHOWGROUNDS, JUNE 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th. An Exposition of Everything connected with the Dairying, Fruit and Beekeeping Industries. BREEDERS' CONSIGNMENT CATTLE SALE. MANAWATU POULTRY ASSOCIA- t TION'S SHOW. Butter, Cheese, Fruit. Honey, Roots. CHAMPIONSHIPS FIELD EVENTS General Entries close 2nd June. Cattle Sale Entries close 17th May. Send for schedule to the Secretary, W. T. PENNY, Box 85, Palmerston North. OROUA DRAINAGE BOARD. mENDERS are invited for the followJ. ing drain cleaning contracts:— Nos. 31, 43, 44, 45, 40, and 47. Specifications may he seen at the Board's Office, Rongotea, where tenders close at 10 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, May 7. C. PERCY WOOD, Clerk: Rongotea, April 29, 1919. "TO BUILDERS. mENDERS are invited for the Erection of a THEATRE (in reinforced concrete), in LEVIN, for Chas. Bell, Esq. Plans, etc., a£ our office, the Square, Palmerston North. F. DE J. CLERE AND SON, Registered Architects. TRESPASS NOTICE. mRESPASSERS on our properties at L Taikorea with dogs or gun will be prosecuted. K. GRAY. A. ASH 15 Y. D. E. JOHNSTON. TRESPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS on all properties owned or occupied by the undersigned will be prosecuted without respect to persons. E. IT. HILEY. BATOHELAR BROS. C. T. KEEBLE. TRESPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS on our property at Karere with dogs or gun will bo u'osecuted. W. I. LOVELOCK. CALLESON. PER ACRE, dairy farm, 139 vj acres, 75 acres in grass, on nain road; only £2OO cash required. jtock at valuation. Available for a few lays only.—J. A. Nash and Co., George treet. 10R reliance and economy ht Clincher .' CroBS motor tyres—made from th«. noafc rubber by the North British Rubber !o. Obtainable from all dealers and gar-