ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12806, 2 June 1914, Page 5

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

The oniy Railway Refreshment Room at Palmerstou North, and that is situated on the Platform and is still conducted by J. H. Fletcher. The public, as formerly, will get the best attention. Try out Hot Luncheons and Light Refreshments on arrival of all trains.* If you only knew the Delicious Aerated Waters manufactured by Carson and Co., you would not drkik any other.* Messrs J. T. Follas and Co., butchers, Rangitikei Street, have a new announcement in to-day's issue. A general meeting of hotel employees is notified. Mr Coutts, Government Valuer, notifies that he will meet objectors to the recent valuations of Palmerstou North Borough from Friday until Monday evening next. Sturdy boots for the man outside are advertised on page (5 by Messrs Collinson and Cunninghame. Some unusually low prices are quoted. Messrs C. M. Ross and Co. have a new announcement on page 4 relating to sewing machines. A special summoned meeting of Loyal Manawatu Lodge is advertised for Thursday, June 4th. An advehtiser has for sale horse, dogcart, harness and a staunch spring carter. Druids are reminded of the halfyearly summoned meeting of the Lodge, which will be held at the Oddfellows' Hall this evening at 8 o 'clock. The principal business will be the election and installation of officers. There will also be an election of a trustee and two directors for the Board of Management of the proposed Friendly Societies dispensary. Refreshments will be provided at the conclusion oi business. Messrs L. G. West and Son, architects, invite tenders for erection of brick garage. Mr Veel, P.O. box 238, Palmerston.' advertises that he is prepared to undertake construction of concrete foot-' paths, etc.

A NEW FIRM. BERT WEBB AND JACK BROWN. On page one to-day an opening announcement appears in reference to a new tailoring business. Messrs Webb and Brown, two well-known Palmerston hockey and football enthusiasts, have commenced business as ladies' and gentlemen 's tailors, at 18, Cuba Street. The new firm are carrying a large and fashionable stock of varied materials, and guarantee a perfect lit and satisfaction to all who entrust orders with them. Both young men, who have resided in Palmerston for many years, are well known as good tradesmen, and their many friends will wish them success in their new venture, and they ask that a trial be given them.