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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 167, 14 June 1928, Page 1

THANKS NOTICE. AT It AND MRS ROSS, Rongotea, IV± wish to thank all friends and relations who sympathised with them in their loss of little Betty; also for letters and telegrams received. THANKS. R JAMES BLAKE and sisters de--IVI sire to tender their sincere thanks to all relatives' and friends for messages of sympathy and floral tributes received in their recent bereavemont.

GOSPEL HALL, 134 MAIN STREET. •jl/TR FORBES MACLEOD, EvangelJ.TX ist, will continue his Special Meetings TO-NIGHT and Friday, at 7.45. You are heartily invited. Sankey’s Hymns. No collection. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. BEE-KEEPING. A PUBLIC LECTURE on Bee-keep-ing, illustrated by lantern slides, will bo given at S p.in. FRIDAY NEXT, June loth, at the Foresters’ Hall, Bowen Street, Feilding. All interested are invited to attend. D. S. ROBINSON, Government Apiary Instructor. FOR SALE. URGENTLY, o-roomed bungalow, all conveniences, 5 minutes from Square. Terms arranged, owner leaving. Apply 19 Ngata Street (between 7 and 8.30 p.m.) HAIRDRESSING. PIONEER HOME SERVICE. EXPERT Ladies’ and Gents’ Hairdresser attends clients at their own home at any hour to suit their convenience. Charges moderate. A trial solicited. A to C. C. Jennings, 5 Marne Street (late Brice, the Square) will rcceivo immediate attention. Phone 6933. H. CLARKE, Do Lux© Dairy, opp. Central School. Phone 6830. IT'OR the best Jersey milk in town, direct from the farm, as supplied to Their R.H. the Duko and Duchess of York during their recent stop in Palmer yicn North. A trial solicited. Also now agents for the “Manawatu Evening Standard” and Saturday’s Sjxu'ts Edition.

CHEAPEST AND BEST auk shop is famous. UUR SHOP IS FAMOUS. COME ALONG AND GET THE best value in meat S IN TOWN. EXCELSIOR MEAT CO., CORNER CUBA AND PvANGITIKEI STREETS. SCHOOL OP DANCING. Miss Mildred Nelson, Too, Operatic, Character and Ballroom Dancing. XT A T,E BLUES CLASS, 8.30—9.30 JL Wednesday. CHILDREN’S CLASS, 10—11 Saturday 15 Rangitikei Street, Phone Palmerston North. 6882. THOS. GRIGGS AND SON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Office 303 Main Street. Phone 8552. H. H. GRIGGS, 15 Queen Street (Phono 5911). WE guarantee best materials, workmanship, and attention a* all hours. Caskets of all descriptions at moderate prices. FLORAL TVORE. I7REATHS, BOUQUETS AND DESIGNS at Shortest Notice. Q.ualand satisfaction guaranteed. HARRISON’S THE FLORAL EXPERTS, THE SQUARE Phone o!90 ONLY ONE SHOP TOR Delicious Cakes and Pastry, tor Home-made Jams and Pickles, Sh °P a n TH E KITCHEN,” Hopwood s Buildings. Only One Address, One Shop:— That is in Hopwood’s Buildings. CAR BARGAINS. 1/TASTER Buick, splendid condition, .VI first to inspect will buy; MornsJowley Roadster, s s., e.L, dicky seat eifeet mechanical condition, lord toadster, colonial body, very comfortre little car, and has appearance of “opera house garage Church Street. Phono 6811. J. W. FISHER AND CO., rONUMENT A L I s T S, I 12 DAVID STREET, >p. Railway Station, Palmerston N., Direct Importers of Mamie and Granite Memorials. P.O. Box 177. Phono 5220. WINTER COATS. 1/TRS LAMPARD, opoosite Woodfield’s Vi Garage, Cuba Street, secures a new no of winter coats. Selling these from is. All sizes, ail colours. Great value. BRADFIELD’S FLORAL STUDIO. HAS REMOVED TO ROSS’S BUILDINGS, Coleman Place. Quality and Value with Superior Service. Phone 5936. Privato 6574. PERMANENT WAVING (EUGENE METHOD). MBS J- CURRIE IVI Specialises in the above. Phono 5760, BROADWAY TOILET ROOMS, Bennett’s Buildings.