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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 79, 2 March 1929, Page 4

"miMKIN” roller bearings make The Woodyatt tboemocth--wrt’irsrs ss ““• MANSON AND BARB. DTD., Rangitikei StreetH. E. TOWNSHEND, BUILDING CONTRACTOR. Workshops and Timber Yard;— 8 Rainforth Street. Phone ol2(3. JjJSTIMATES FURNISHED. Prompt and Efficient Service. Duncalfs Competition Corner. Phil Duncalf Assists School-teachers. TVin following quotations are all familiar. You need only to ask father, mother, sister brother^'teacher or anyone else. Give the. names of authors of same, and seqd in your answers, and you may secure our next prize of 10s cash. 1. .“For men may como, and men may go, but I go on forever.” 2. “ ’Tis strange but true; for Truth is always strange-stranger than fiction.” 3. “Take care of the children, and the country will take care of itself. 4. “Economy is the art of making tho most of life.” . I 5. “ ’Tis the mind that makes the body rich.” 6. “Any man who moves people is going to get tongue-lashed and ink-spattered." ANSWERS: 2 4 5 : 6 Name .' Age....^. Address 5ch001....i Below will be found tho conditions governing this competition for boys and girls offered by Phil Duncalf, The Bootman, tho Square, Palmerston North. 1. All answers to bo written neatly in ink. 2. The competitors must enclose a copy of this advertisement when iorwarding their results. , . , . . , 3. Two prizes of 10s each to be given to tho winning boy and girl, but in tho event of a tie, the money will be equally divided. 4. Every boy and girl to state age and if possible tho name of their school. Tho Competitors must agree to abide by tho conditions governing this competition and to accept the decision of the Manager of the “Standard” Office as final and legally binding. Cut out this advertisement very carefully, enclose and forward to Phil Duncalf, The Bootman, tho Square, Palmerston North. The results will be advertised one week after the close of each competition. Tho following were the successful competitors in last week’s competitions:—Ernest I.ewin, 15 Moore Street (West End School), and Grace Taylor, 16 Stanley Avenue (Girls’ High School). If the aforementioned will call at Phil Duncalf’*, the Square Palmerston North, they will each receive tho sum of 10s cash. m 9 & THE BOOT MAN Palmerston North.