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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 291, 7 November 1929, Page 1

THANKS M & A. E. REEVES, of Komako, deJ.TI. sires to thank all kind friends and relatives for their kind expressions of * sympathy, and floral tributes, in his recent sad bereavement. He also wishes to thank the Doctor, Mrs Lowndls and sons, and Nurses of Public Hospital for the kind attention shown to the late Mrs Reeves during her recent illness. BE. FRENCH E. OLIVER. BACK TO BIBLE CAMPAIGN. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 FINAL MEETING. November 7th, at 7.30. EMPIRE HALL. Subject: “The Virgin Birth and the T Miracles of Christ.” HE Doctor is' recognised as Evangelical, Powerful, Logical and Winning ; also as America’s Greatest Upholder of the Holy Bible as God V s Divinely Inspired Word. Visitors to the town are earnestly invited to hear this Giant for the' Fundamentals of Holy Scripture. SPECIAL MEETING, TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT 1 EMPIRE HALL, 7.30. Song Service 7 p.m. All Come. DISCLAIMER. lAM not the C. W. White charged in the Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday C. W. WHITE, Delence Office, Late Regent Street. P2o DEPOSIT, balance rental terms, A/ will buy new house, Main Street, comer Albert Street, 5 rooms and all modern conveniences; built to Government loan specification. Apply Owner, Box 417, Wellington. Key at Coal Depot opposite. PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. ISSUE OF MUNICIPAL DEBENTURES TO THE VALUE OF £14,000, BEARING INTEREST AT 5i PER CENT. PER ANNUM. FOR the purpose of enabling the Council to provide the Borough with an Artesian Supply of Water, improved reticulation, etc., applications are hereby invited for the purchase of Debentures in the denominations of £SOO and £IOOO, maturing 1949, The Debentures are secured by Special Rate and a Sinking Fund of £1 5s per centnm per annum, and can be strongly recommended as a safe and thoroughly sound investment, interest payable half-yearly. Applications close on Monday, the 11th instant, and must be forwarded to the Town Clerk, who will supply any further information that may be desired. * J. R. HARDIE, Town Clerk, November 2nd., 1929. MONEY £5 to £2OO LEND. PROMPTLY ft CONFIDENTIALLY, ON Furniture, Pianos, Deeds, Life Policies, Dairy Stock, etc., at LOW KATES ON EASY TERMS. iRIDGWAY LOAN & FINANCE COMPANY. (Philip E. Flood, Manager), 125 CUBA STREET. Phone 6668. (Half Holiday Wednesday.)

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