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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7825, 26 September 1903, Page 3

mHEATEE TV OVA L, GRAND SOCIAL AND DANCE. (In aid of St. Patrick's Choir Funds.) . WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30th, 1903. Tickets, 2/P. B. LOMAX, Hon. Sec. FITZHERBERT EAST PUBLIC HALL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6th, 1903. PLAIN & FANCY DRESS BALL in aid of the Building Fund. Admission—Gentlemen 2/6, ladies 1/-. Refreshments provided. To commence at 8 p.m. NOTICE. E. J. ARMSTRONG, C.E. HAS removed to new offices in Colonial Buildings, Cuba street, first floor. CITY BREWERY, MANCHESTER STREET, FEILDING (Opposite State school.) SHARLEY & CO. beg to announce that • they have fitted up a new brewery andaro prepared to sell beer, ale and stout of the best quality to customers in town and surrounding districts. " BUILDING TIMBER. THE undersigned are prepared to , supply sawn timber, in any quantity, at their Lower Aorangi Road Sawmill, which is again cutting timber. NATHAN BROS. MISS PEARPOINT, Ora Iti House, Fitzherbert street, intends opening classes for typewriting, and would be glad, to interview intending pupils at the above address. MISS PATERSON, Ora Iti House, is prepared to receive prpils for the pianoforte and singing. Physical culture given in connection with voice production. Terms on application. At home every afternoon from 2 to 4. MAN AWATU CRICKET ASSOCIATION. THE Annual General Meeting will be held at Brophy and Co's on Wednesday, 30th inst., at 8 o'clock. Business: Election of Officers, Annual Report and Balance-sheet. HARRY MOWLEM, Hon. Sec. STAR CRICKET CLUB. A MEETING of the above Club will be held at DawickV Buffet on Tuesday, 29th inst.j at 8 p.m. All intending members are invited to intend. ; ' .i { ■'.:■ j, l. gestro; • •:■ Convener. GENERAL SYNOD ELECTION. WANGANUI, RANGITIKEI AND MANAWATU DISTRICTS. ■"VrOTICE is hereby given that an -^ Election of One Lay Representative to the General Synod for the above Districts is about to be held. Nominations in writing will be received by me through the post, not later than 8 p.m. on the 12th October, 1903, or by delivery by hand at. Christ Church Sunday School Room, Wanganui, between 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. on that date. Should more than one candidate he nominated, voting-papers will be distributed to the Electors, and the result bf the-.,'election: will be. declared at a meeting to be held in Christ Church SchoorHoom, Wanganui, on 6th November, 1903, at 8 p.m. EDWAED N. LIFFITONi ' Returning Officer. : Septemberll2, 1903. LOST— At the Lyceum Theatre on Thursday night, gentleman's tan boot. Kindly return to Times office. THORLEY'S PATENT FOOD FOR CATTLE. A BEAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd. J\. having been appointed sole agents for the sale of this well-known food, are now prepared to supply Farmers, Storekeepers and others. Invaluable for Horses, Cattle, Plgst and Poultry. A Blended Tea That Pleases The Palate. : If you have a delicate, refined palate,.. you neeJ a delicately 'flavoured tea to please it. Crescent Brand Tea • Is just the tea to please your palate. The bouquet of 'this : • tea is delightful, and it has a seductive influence on the fussy spot of the palate. Conspicuous For Quality. Conspicuous For Flavour. Conspicuous For Purity. Conspicuous For Richness. Crescent Brand Tea is honest tea, free from dust and impurities. It is blended and packed in Wellington by the Empire Tea Company. Sold at all Stor.es at 2/per lb. DRESS FABRICS BY MAIL. " "I-VY utilising the Postal Service, Ladies in any part of the province can obtain promptly from the D.I.C, Wellington, • MB^ SAMPLES OF THE *^^ SMARTEST DRESS FABRICS FOR THE SPRING. WRITE EARLY. A. MERKEMAN, Watckmaker, Mantjfactuking .. - • Jewelle-r am* Engraver, electroplating, gilding, etc. Every description of -Jewellery made on thf promises by an efficient staff of workmen. The most up-to-date plant, imported from Europe, so that customers may rely upor getting every satisfaction. 4 Old Gold and Silver bought. A Choice Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, etc., on hand ..Address.. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N Manufactory— Cuba-street. Our ladies dress-skirts are cut b tailors, made up by experienced dress makers, and finished by hand, and fc style and fit they are unsurpassed. W have a magnificent range to chooa from, at prices from 10s 6d to 60s, t The Bon Marche, C. M. Ross and Cg drapery importers,—Adyt,