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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 112, 11 April 1929, Page 2

ASTERTON RACING CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING. To be held on MASTERTON RACECOURSE, fIPAKI, Ou FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRIL 12th and 13th. GOOD FIELDS. GOOD RACING. Refreshments Available on Course. NORMAN H. JAMES, Secretary. TO BUILDERS.' TO BUILDERS AND SHOPFITTERS. are required for altera--1 tions to the business premises of Messrs Manson and Barr, Rangitikei Street. Plans and Specifications from the Office of the Architect where tenders close at 12 noon on Monday, the 15th inst. R. THORROLD JAGGARD, A.N.Z.I.A. Palmerston North. F. NEEDHAM. LTD.. CONTRACTORS i BUILDERS. WE will undertake to erect Buildings of any size or description. Only Seasoned Timber and First-class Materials Used. Quotes and Estimates Given Free. Phone 5725, 46 Rangitikei Street. EAT BIRCH’S BREAD. THE BREAD THAT MADE MOTHER STOP BAKING. TRY IT. NUTRITIOUS WHOLEMEAL BREAD For Deliveiy Ring Phones 8422—5904. CHIROPRACTIC. The road to health. Palmer Graduate Chiropractor, WILLIAM C. LAWSON, 47 Broadway, Palmerston North. Consultation Free. Phone 5178. “STANDARD' 1 ADVERTISERS. 1 A DVERTISERS .sn the “Manawatu Standard” will oblige by having their copy for replace advertisements sent to our office not later than 2 p.m. on the day PRECEDING that on which insertion is desired. Copy for replace advertisements not received by that time cannot be guaranteed insertion on the day following. Copy for casual advertisements should be handed in by to ensure insei tion on the day of' receipt, but where possible an earlier hour would be materially helpful. Advertisers will greatly oblige by noting the above and incidentally assist members of our staff in the publication of the “Standard” at a reguiar hour every afternoon. The production of an evening paper necessitate# members of our staff working at a very high pressure between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., and with the growing volume of advertising and news the pressure is increasing. Promptness and regularity In going to press is an urgent necessity as members of the delivery staff must be got away to time, several of those having to traverse between 70 and 80 miles on their motor cycles before their labours in connection with the distribution of the ‘Standard” over a wide country Urea are complete.