Six match axes have been forwarded to the New Zealand Forestry Corps in England by the Timber Workers' Union for use in chopping- competitions with Canadian and Australian axemen.—Piysa Association.
What about a change of game for the winter evenings ': C. and C's Toy land (upstairs) makes a special feature of games for adults. There's sure to be something different yet inexpensive that you'll find absorbing" and interesting. Kargo, or card golf, for instance: Draughts is still a favourite, with its quicker variation of Polish or losing draughts: Poi*Luck a~id Poker I'ic. both providing for skill but with the spice of chance; Stymie Patience; Twiddle Sticks; Chinese Checkers, etc.*
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•e. Packets, no matter what it is, we specialise c with all care ami reasonable costs. C. G. LANGRIDGE & CO GENERAL CARRIERS —Forwarding and Storage Agents. 214 (Old Fire Station) CUBA STREET. Phone 6612. mmm TBEY WANTED A ROMRs SO THEY BUILT IT fty SS It is certainly a wise plan to build a home ~~ of your own if you want a home in whicl you can take a real interest. r rg«ETTI For thorough satisfaction let us help you '" , to plan and build your home. Our experience is at your service. H. E. TOWNSHEND LTD. Builders, Contractors, Timber and Joinery Merchants Main & Rainforth Sts , PALMERSTON NORTH. 5 ,° 2 n 1 ros. If vou call in Child Bros, \m* will save tune, worry and money. Child Bros, are export carriers and NO job is too biy or too small lor them to undertake. Their prices are reasonable- and you are sure of quick, sale, carrying. Call them now. their number is b I U b. PALMERSTON NORTH'S CAREFUL CARRIERS. KEEP WAGONS MOVING Every goods wagon, every live-stock truck must be kept constantly moving, in order that industry may be served with adequate transport. Whether empty or loaded, idle railway trucks retard the output of farms and factories. Upon all rail freighters, then, rests a responsibility for quick loading or unloading of wagons and prompt removal of consignment? from goods sheds. REMOVE CONSIGNMENTS PROMPTLY
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 192, 16 July 1941, Page 3
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