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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 930, 31 January 1924, Page 1

CENTRAL SCHOOL PICNIC AT PLIMMERTON. FEBRUARY 15th. TRAIN leaves Palmerston North Station at 7 a.m., arrive Plimmerton 10.18 a.m. Departs 5 p.m., arrive Palmerston North 7.56 p.m. Fares: Children, 2s 6d; senior scholars 3s 6d; adults 4s 6d. MANAWATU CENTRE, N.Z.A.S.A. gfWIMMING QARNIVAL. MUNICIPAL BATH, SATURDAY, February 2,2 p.m. OFFICIAL AUCKLAND CENTRE TEAM COMPETING. 33 CHAMPIONS, including J. Enwright, 100yds N.Z. Champion Miss P. Page, Intermediate Champion Miss D. McGee, Junior Champion C. Welson and D. Mulverhill, Diving Exhibition Admission: Adults 2s, Children Is. MONSTER PICNIC AND SPORTS. UNDER auspices of Wood and Coal Merchants, at Foxton Beach, on Saturday, February 2nd, 1924. Come one, come all, fares 3s adults. Is school children. Hot water and milk supplied. Buses leave Post Office at 8.30. Yards will bo closed all day Saturday. Seats may be booked at any coal yard. CARNIVAL DANCE, BAND HALL, SATURDAY, February 2nd, 8 p.m. Balloons, confetti, stream- ■ ERS & LUCKY SPOT DANCES. Larkin’s Elite Orchestra. Supper. Ladies 2s, Gents 2s 6d. R. SEMB, Sec. NEW HdKOWHITU SCHOOL. To be opened by MR J. A. NASH, M.P., ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1924. At 2 p.m. Baby Show, under 6, 12 and 18 months. Entrance Is. Trophy for winner of each class. Sponge Sandwich, two trophies, Ist and 2nd. Entrance free. Most Useful Article made from Benzine Tin, trophy. Entrance free. Most Useful Article made from Sugar Bag, trophy. Entrance free. All entries colse at 2.30 p.m. Cake Guessing Competitions, Bran Tub, Raffles, Ice Cream, Fancy Stalls, Tea Rooms, etc. Roll up and see the most up-to-date School in the Dominion. W. H. BOYCE, Hon. Secretary. ]\f EW gCHOOL XTOKOWHITU. THE New School at Hokowhitu will be open on and after TUESDAY, sth February. The Acting-Headmaster will be in attendance at the School from Ist February for the purpose of enrolli..e w H g^vanger, Secretary, Education Board. 30th January, 1924. M SB A. J.‘H AKVE? ' TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. PUPILS prepared for exams, if required. Terms moderate. Address: — MONRAD STREET (Phone 6048). MISS DUTHIE, Teacher of Pianoforte, Bunnythorpe, will resume teaching on TUESDAY, February sth, 1924. GOOD HEALTH. GOOD HEALTH only secured by the pure food and drink that one has, more so during the hot summer days, when food and drink should be handled and kept in a most careful way to avoid impurity. After a long period of experimenting we have successfully discovered two of the purest and most thirst-quenching drinks dispensed in such a manner; that you simply get the pure fruit juice with pure filtered ice water, tree of chemicals of any’ description, and with the aid of our specially constructed lemon and orange dispenser, we can serve you with such a drink. Just simply call at the ROSY LOUNGE For your next Cool Drink, served with biscuits, 6d. If not satisfied yopr money will be refunded. CLEAR UP WEEK ‘MAXWELLS” 239 MAIN STREET WEST. 25 ART. SILK J UMPERS, 29s to 455; now 18s 6d, 22s fid, 29s 6d. 19 COTTON FROCKS, 32s 6d to 47s 6d; now 24s 6d. See Hosiery and Underclothing windows for other reductions. QNLY QNE

SUNBURNT FACES. IF you value your skin, protect it against the hot sun. Use Henderson’s DERMAL CREAM. It guards against sunburn and soothes and heals and makes the skin velvety, soft, white and beautiiul. W. P. HENDERSON, CHEMIST, Near Commercial Hotel. EIVERY Branch of the Building Trade undertaken in town or country by SHAW & SAPWELL, 2 Ashley Street (Phones 6175 & 5657). ESTIMATES GIVEN. If a Bike of the best you require, If for speed and looks you aspire, Let your cash overflow, At the ~piDGE Their Bikes are all good—frame and tyre. 54 Rangitikei Street (Phone 5876). QYCLE JJEPOT,