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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 256, 26 September 1935, Page 2

TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. TENDERS are required for additions and renovations to Ycu'lc Building. Eeilding, for the Trustees ff the Slierwili Estate. Plans available from the office of the Public Trustee, Eeilding, and from the office of the Architect, where tenders close simultaneously at 12 noon on WEDNESDAY, October 2. R. THOItROLD JAGGARD, a.n.z.i.a., fPENDERS are invited for the fabri--L cation and erection of steel frame, all electric welding, for Airplane Hangar at Milson Aerodrome, for Union Airways of New Zealand, Ltd. Working drawings, specification and schedules on application to the undersigned where tenders close at noon on MONDAY, 30th hist. L. G. WEST. SON & HORNIBROOK, Regd. Architects and Structural Engineers. Palmerston North. MANCHESTER UNITY LOYAL MANAWATU LODGE. T ODGE meets TO-NIGHT (THURS JLi DAY), in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street at 7.15 p.m. Management Committee 6.45 p.m. U USIN'ESS : Social and Dance to follow at 8.15 p.m. W. R. EYRE, Einancial Sec. ORIENT LODGE No. 42. 1.0.0. E. rpHE Quarterly Summoned Meeting -L will be held in the Lodge Rooms, Church Street, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at 7.30 p.m. prompt. Business :—Payment of Dues ; Election of Officers, Ritual Competition, General. D. F. SMILLIE, Secretary. The Secretary will attend at 7 p.m. ’PHONE 7327 P. S M Y T H E, PLUMBER, 73 RANGITIKEI STREET. PLUMBING ALL BRANCHES, CHARGES REASONABLE. P. WILLS, 7222 LOWEST PRICES IN the district for Hardwood Farm Gates, Pig Houses, or Rough Timber, suitable lor Sneds, Concrete boxing, etc. E'armers’ own logs cut to any sizes. COURTS BROS Church reet - Sawmillers. IQ CANADA, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE, via Vancouver and - San Francisco. Regular fortnightly sailings, bulling dates and. lares oil application to tlie agents, M. A. ELIOiX, LID., Palmerston. North, or UNION bris-tiM bltli J CO. OE N.Z., LTD. MWIE NEW ZEALAND SHIFTING JL COMPANY, LTD. Direct Service to tire United Kingdom, via Fauaiua Canal. xRANGITANE.. Auckland Sept. 27 Daybreak. Oct. 26 Nov. 19 Dec. 14 Dec. 20 1936 Jan. 16 T eb. 15 Mar. 7 tJ*REMUERA.. Auckland xRANGITIKI t'ROTORUA xUANGI'TATA Kxll A NGIT AN E t J*REM UEKA }*RUAUINE Fort and date subject to alteration. x 17,000-ton Motor Vessels, with First, Tourist, and Third Classes. fCabin Class. JTourist Class. *Oil luel, calling Fitcairn Island (circumstances permitting) ana Curacoa. K. calls Kingston, Jamaica. First Class {loin £BS Sing., £149 Ret. Cabin Class from £67 Sing., £ll7 Ret. Tourist Class from £3B Sing., £6B Ret. Third Class from £37 Sing.. £66 Ret. All fares plus exchange and tax. Agents: BARRAUD AND ABKAIIAM, Jtd , Palmerston North, Dannevirke, Feildin-r and Marton. N.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGE P.N. AGENCY COY., LTD., G. V. FRASER- AND CO., Foxton. PRESS EXTRACT, 10-7-35. A party of over 70 ski-ing enthusiasts visited the Rangiwaliia ski grounds at the week-end and spent a most enjoyable day amidst the snow. The track was in excellent order and ski-ing and tobogganing were indulged in. So successful was the trip that it is very probable that other such parties will be arranged in the near future. MADGE SERVICE got them there. What About Arranging Your SKI-ING PARTY. And Joining in the Fun, Thus Bringing Health and Happiness ° to Old and Young. \LL INFORMATION FROM HEAD OFFICE, 40a Ilangitikei Street, Phone 5200. D. F. SMILLIE, Secretary. ""the train you want. DEPARTURES from Palmerston North (WEEK DAYS): WELLINGTON (Thorndon)—4.s7 a.m. (not Monday), 6.55 a.m., 7.5 a.m„ 1.8 p.m., 3.16 p.m., 3.45 p.m., 5.5 p.m. WANGANUI—6.S2 a.m., 1 p.m., 4.10 p.m., 6 p.m. NEW PLYMOUTH—6.S2 a.m., 1 p.m. NAPIER—7.IO a.m., 12.25 p.m. MASTERTON & WELLINGION (Lambtoil)—ll.4 a.m. MASTERTON—S.IO p.m. (lues., Tburs. and Sat. only). AUCKLAND—6 p.in., 9.57 p.m. (not Saturdays, runs Sundays). SUNDAY TRAINS. DEPARTURESWELLINGTON (Thorndon)—4.s7 a.m., 8.40 a.in., 4.45 p.m. IT’S CHEAPER TO BUY PRODUCTS OF PROVED QUALITY. Too often, the “bargains” ottered in untried, unbranded products are bargains in name only. Too often, the “special price” is the reflection of inferior ingredients and workmanship. Too often, the trifle you save is lost many times ; over in the damage the art- '■ icJe does. How much better to insist on proved brands of merchandise! Then you are certain of getting exactly what you pay lor. Take no chances 1 Ask for branded products—the kind made -famous by newspaper advertising—and be sure you get them.