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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 29, 3 January 1927, Page 2

POHANGINA COUNTY COUNCIL. APITI-KIMBOLTON MAIN HIGHWAY DEVIATION. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the Pohangina County Council to borrow from . the Public Trustee the sum of £450 under the provisions of the Local Bodies Loans Act, ?913, for a period of 20 years' at 6 per cent, per annum, for the purpose of making a deviation in the Apiti-Elmbolton Main "Highway between sections. 43 and 41, Block X., Apiti Survey District. For the payment of interest on ’which sum at 6 per cent, per annum and the repayment fcf principal at 2 per cent, per annum the Pohangina County Council proposes to make a special rate of ope-sixty-seconda of a penny in the. pound sterling on the capital rateable va'.ue of all the rateable • property in the Apiti-Kimbolton Main Highway Deviation Rating District, sucn rate to be an annually recurring rate until the loan is fully paid off. The cost of raising the loan and interest and sinking fund for the first year are to be paid out of the loan. * A poll will be taken on the 21st day of January, 1927, at the Apiti Public Hall between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. for the purpose of obtaining the ratepayers’ consent to such loan. x A. E. ORGIAS, County Clerk. USED ARTICLES. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR SALE, 2 good iatest model Singer sewing machines, in golden oak: also several others, cheap to dear.—U.S.D., opp Devine’s, Main street, FOR SALE, real good Dresden piano, iron frame and overstrung, £35, a bargain; also violins, ukulele, cornet and flute, —U.S.D., opposite Devine’s, Main street. FOR SALE, several good glass show cases and shop mirrors; show stands suitable for boot store.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. 171 OR SALE, tapestry carpets, still a few left: 9ft x 7ft 6in 455, 9ft x 9ft- 555, 9ft x 10ft 6in 62s 6d.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. ALEXANDER Clark, Ltd., are now featuring very charming stocks of beautiful framed and unframed pictures. Call and select.—Alexander Clark, Ltd. NOW, I’ll just step over to Anderson’s Cycle Shop, opposite Post Office, and have a look at their bicycle accessories. GW. HASLAM, 64 Main street west , (’phone 6507).—G00d selection jam jars for sale cheap, delivered. Buyer bottles, lead, etc. Agent Tui branded bottles. No’-collector* employed. Attend orders personally Ijl KIRK, the reliable plumber.— i • All work attended to.personally. —l2 North street (phone 6292). 1 hams, Is 4d lb.—Excelsior J Store,'Russell street (phone 6603). ■ I ALL the best of sweets stocked at McArley’s Palace Coniectionery. j SPECIAL New Year line of heavy j gold 15 jewel expanding wristlet ; watches, £5 10s.—L. Cimino, jeweller, i Coleman Place. jjTvv VICAR presents.—Tennis rac"- j quets, balls, presses, cricket bats, . balls, stumps, fishing tackle, electric torches, bicycles, etc.--Bycroft’s, Cuba street. j BUY your sweets at Palace Confectionery. McArley’s WHY push a blunt lawn mower ( when we will send for it, sharp- > en and set it, and return it a pleasure J to use. Phone 5490.—Manson and ] Barr, Ltd. WALLACE MOTORS. WHITE STAR SERVICES. PALMERSTON NORTH TO NAPIER. ] ] ] LEAVE White Star Offices, Railway ' Hotel Bldgs., at 7 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. daily Sundays 1.30 p.m., for Napier, connecting with cars for Wairoa, Gisborne, 1 Taupo, Rotorua and Hamilton. Call or £ ring 6349. All information free. M l ADGE MOTOR SERVICE ] Leaves Palmerston North ] (Opposite Post Office) ] For f F O X T 0 N, | FEILD I N G, MOUT O A J And ] POHANGINA. Complete Time-tables on application to Head Office, 40a Rangitikei Street, P.N. Phones: Office 5260, Residence 5788. RESPONSE It is the response to advertising that makes advertising pay. The newspaper that has an established reader confidence is certain to bring response, for home circulation is the dominant factor and is the type of circulation which weighs so much in the valuation of advertising. A daily newspaper regarded with esteem by its readers and enjoying their confidence, backs every advertiser's announcement with its inherent' influence and prestige. Such a paper is the “Manawatu Evening Standard,” whose circulation covers the whole of the Borough of Palmerston North and the surrounding counties Kairanga, Manawatu, Eastern Oroua, Pohangina, and northern half of Horowhenua. The lioroughs and villages within this territory are served by fast motor services. This territory is one of the most prosperous in New Zealand, and, therefore, the purchasing power of the people is much above the average. Practically the whole of the circulation of the “Manawatu Evening Standard” is delivered directly into the homes of regular subscribers, and it is that highly concentrated home delivery .circulation which ensures immediate success to any advertiser with a Saleable article' backed with proper sales organisation. £ i f a f I a I h y i e d a t b