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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 80, 4 March 1929, Page 1

n ARDEN FUN FAIR, V.T ARDEN FUN FAIR, In aid of HOKOWHITU SCHOOL GROUNDS And SWIMMING BATH FUND, To be held at > MR E. C. TURNER’S RESIDENCE, 222 ALBERT STREET. Commencing WEDNESDAY, the 6th INSTANT, At 2.30, And Every Evening Until Further Notice. BRILLIANTLY LIT GROUNDS, DANCING, SIDE SHOWS, MUSIC, Etc. Silver Coin Admission to Ground. MANAWATU HERD TESTING ASSN. (Ino.) “FIELD DAY.’’ rbe held at the farm of Messrs. Conlan Bros., Oroua Downs, on FRIDAY, MARCH Bth., at 11 a.m. Demonstration on dairy cow, lecture on grasses and manures. J. FERGUSON, Secretary. MANAWATU AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of Motorists in favour ri of Parking- Cars head in to the footpath will be held in my rooms, Commerce Buildings, Broadway, TOMORROW (TUESDAY), at 8 o’clock, to go into this matter. W. McKENZIE, Secretary. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. WE beg to draw to the attention of our very many clients and users in the Manawatu District that, owing to the large number of machines >we have now working in the southern part of the North Island, that we have found it advisable to open a Branch in Palmerston North, so as to be in a position to give first-class service to “Wallace ” users. Complete stocks of spares and all sundries for the “Wallace” machine and engines will be kept on hand at our premises, which will be situated in King Street, Palmerston North. The Telephone Number will be 6226. Mr T. Edwards, late of Manson and Barr, Ltd., has entered our employ in the capacity of Manager for our Palmerston North depot and in conjunction with our Mr McLaughlan will be canvassing the district as previously We have been successful in securing the Palmerston North agency for the Massey-Harris implements. We thank our valued clients for their past favours and look forward to the continuance of their patronage in the future. D. McL. WALLACE, LIMITED, Hamilton, Te Aroha, Mafamata, Thames, Whakatane, Palmerston North. TESTED AND TRIED. ALLTREE’S gOOT AND SHOE REPAIRS ALWAYS GIVE GOOD SERVICE All Repairs Done Expeditiously. ONLY the Best of Materials Used. BRING YOUR REPAIRS TO 56 RANGITIKEI STREET.

CUT PRICES FOR MEAT. ,URS IS THE CHEAPEST SHOP 1 IN NEW ZEALAND. OUR QUALITY IS ALWAYS THE BEST. OUR CASH POLICY ENABLES US TO GIVE YOU QUICK SERVICE. COME AND GET CHEAPER MEAT. EXCELSIOR MEAT COY. CORNER RANGITIKEI AND CUBA STREETS. Throw-outs at mrslampard’s SALE.—Art. Silks Frocks, Repp Coats, Children’s Frocks, all at bargain prices. See windows. Cuba Street. IMPORTED PORT WINE, g/0 BOTTLE. THIS IS GREAT VALUE. Try it and you will be more than BURTON’S ALE AND STOUT, y2 rER bottle, GLEN ROSSIE WHISKY, 12s 6d bottle. The only whisky imported to New Zealand bearing the *'*rtificate of the British Analytical Control, London. GRAND HOTEL BOTTLE DEPARTMENT. Phones 6223—6701. NOW is the Time to Buy. TNKPEN’S “Before Easter” ClearJ- ance offers many bargains at bedrock prices. You are bound to miss something good if you fail to inspect our windows. Here are THREE lines which will interest you:— LADIES’ BLACK PATENT, 1-bar, with grey croc, trimmings—Were 27s 6d. NOW 21s 6d. LADIES’ GREY KID, 1-bar, fancy trim. Sizes 5 and 6—Were 27s 6d. NOW 17s 6d LADIES’ BLACK GLACE, 1-bar, with grey trimmings, all sizes—Were 29s 6d. NOW 19s lid. And £IOOO Worth of Other Good Stock at Cut Sale Prices. INKPEN’S, BROADWAY. LOOK! Rooms papered from £1 16s. —CHAS. SApWELL, Painter and Paperhanger, 310 Ferguson Street, P.N. (phone 6832). P. 5.—26 per cent, discount off all papers stocked.