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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1715, 5 January 1920, Page 1

navy league. STORMING OF ZEEBRUGGE AND OSTEND! LANTERN ADDRESS AT OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7th, At 8 p.m,, By LIEUTENANT-COMMANDER ROWLAND BOURKE! V.C., D.5.0., R.N.V.R (Chevalier of the Legion of Honour), Who Avon the supreme distinction of the Victoria Cross at the Storming of Ostend, and lias most kindly consented to relate the immortal story of the above greatest exploits in all naval history. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS from the British and French Admiralties, exhibited lor. the first time in New Zealand. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE NAVY LEAGUE. Box Plan at H. K. Savulloav’s. BRICES: 3s Id, 2s Id, Is Id. I'O BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. PRICE OF • CEMENT. WE have to advise that from January Ist .’all Colon ial Cements are increased in price 9s per ton. This ada vnee has become necessary in nder to cover heavy increases in cost jf materials, especially of Bags and Coal and increased cyst of Wages. Freights, .etc. , . . The advance has been sanctioned by die Board of Trade, who have taken die opportunity to fully investigate the .acts. ‘ ‘ > CEMENT COMPANIES OF NEW ZEALAND.

THE essence of all knowledge is self knowledge. Scientific character readng by return registered mail. Send birth .late, month, year, and postal note ss, tt I’. J. Dunstono, box 1418, Auckland.

Successful artesian WELLS. INSURE AGAINST DROUGHT bv getting BROWN & RASMUSSEN jo put you down a good artesian bore, uul thereby have a plentiful supply ol 'ood water. Having four complete dants wo are in a position to sink you i well at the shortest notice. Pumps, uping and . windmills supplied and •reeled if required. , BROWN and RASMUSSEN, DEEP WELL BORERS, -Foxton Lino, Palmerston North. Phone d9O.

ARE you interested in this lino? Huge clearing sale' of furniture, .inoleums,> chesterfield suite, , to-morrow it 36 Princess street. See page 8! our mattoes and fancy metal frames, splendid presents, and <asily posted.—Alexander Clark, Ltd., i Fitzherbert street.

ELECT your presents at Watson --5 Bros. We have large stocks of aluable gifts, which are not expenA valuable gifts, which are not expensive, and will suit you in every way, mch as electro-plated hot water jugs, lam dishes, teapots, vases, cruets, cake lishes, sets carvers, manicure sets, dainless knives, etc.—Watson Bros., Ltd. BE in on the bargains that will be offered for sale to-morrow at the great clearing sale, No. 3G Princess street. See page 8. FUST LANDED, 80 tons galvanised roofing iron.—Manson and B«r. Ltd.

"jpOMATO and bedding plant* of *1) description* now ready In any uantity.—Watson Bros., Ltd., or A ( . Shailer, nurseryman, Scandia street [F you are passing just give us a call enquire oiir prices, it will pay you ill.—Boon and Co., phone 379. Y/f OTORISTS.—PIease note that we ItJL carry stock atd can procure at >hort notice all motor and cycle accee-.oriee.—Oo-op., Rongotea.

Y°u ■will please your artist friend I - if you give him something from out artists’ department.—Alexander f Clark, Limited,, 3 Fitzherbert street. IMMEDIATE possession, splendid • home, 7 rooms, all possible convent J jnces, handy town. Price reduced for •nu>.k sale.— Harry Palmer. CIARDS.— Dainty personal greeting > cards, printed with your name I and address, from 2s 6d per dozen.—A. L: Westmoreland, the Square, phone 1020. WE have Californian glace fruits to ' hand.—Dustins, Ltd., pastry- ' cooks and confectioners. , CiYCLISTS, you will be well repaid J by inspecting' ,the new stocks at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. PRESERVING jars—Wide ihouth, in 3-gallon, 20s; quart, 16s; pint, 12s 6dper dozen, at F. J. Sheppard’s; also jam jars, 10s dozen.’

LO6K at the window display for toys,and E.P. ware to convince you of the splendid assortment, any price you like; countrycustomers kindly come early.—Landers, Bros., Kongotea store, Ken go tea. .. CiAKiEST mince pies, plum pudJ dings, _ made only from the very best ingredients.—Dustin’s, the providDIRECT from Loudon, Caley’s and Batger’s novelties, stockings, and bon-bons; what nicer for gifts.—Dus-] tin’s, the providers.; T~ HE best store in tdWn for grocery and provisions is Boon and Co., the popular establishment in Broadway, phone 379- ■ _____ _ ! TZ'ODAK.—Stocks of films, printing 1 JtV paper, developers, etc., town prices! at the' Kongo tea Co-op., Kongo ton.