TOTARA HOUSE, PALMERSTON NORTH. MBS E. H. OORNFORD, Proprietress. _'Phone 124. PRIVATE BOARD & RESIDENCE. Corner of Mam and Short streets. The 1 ravelling Public specially catared foe 6UPEBIOB BOARD & RESIDENCE May be obtained at M, MAIN STREET EAST. Thoroughly renovated and undei new ' management. 'Phone Music roc the Masses BE > Till a—ONE OF MANY P.O. Box 523, Christchurai. 14th April, 1913. Dcnr Mr Birley,— have now returned from a ve*7 ftne holiday. We will let the past lw ions suffice for the time being, n I have been unable to get the desired practice, and will be taking a term as soon as I pick up lust ground. Permit me to express my higi of your system of mnaii teaching, as oeing both simple and efleacioun. To this let me add: I appreciate ntiil the enilful and patie. ii t-Hatmei»' of a "y yonr Lalf Innnrtress, '«• whom you will kindly convey my b -t thanks. Yours very Bincerely, fiiirned. — I! ERPKT? T LANOFORD, J.P. (.'ail or write for nil particulars and pqp tpottntooiaiA '<thl press report# from all parts where our pupils lave apppnn*' 1 ii> nuMic from 4 days' tuition. !,!t» vif-svp any time from 1 p.m. Wednesday, until 2 p.m. Friday eaeh w*k. BIBLE 7' j COLLEGE OF MUSIO, Branch 38 Crba street, corner TaJniil itreet. > s MANAWATT7 AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. 30th GRAND METROPOLITAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW AND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION, In conjunction with Manawatu Patriotic Society's Patriotic Fair, Solely for the benefit of our Sick and Wounded Soldiers and Sailors' Fund. At the SHOWGROUNDS, PALMERSTON NORTH. 3rd 4th and sth NOVEMBER, 1915. Also— M\NAWATU KENNEL CLUB'S CHAMPION ANNUAL DOG SHOW. The Great Blcod Stock Show of the Dominion. SPLENDID HORSE AND JUMPING COMPETITIONS. Entries close for all clastes, except Live Stock. October 9th. ' Live stock entries close October 16th. Schedules free on application to the secretary. W. T. PENNY, Box 85, Palmerston North. Hawke's Bay Show WILL BE HELD AT HASTINGS On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, October 20th and 21st. £1740 OFFERED IN PRIZES. ENTRIES close on WEDNESDAY, October 6th. Programmes and Entry Forms can be obtained from CB AS. DOUGLAS, Secretary, Nap;er. TO STAND THE" i \SON AT PALMERSTON, And travel the surrounding distri'ts. THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION ABERBROTHOCK (24), PAPAKURA—MINIATURE (24). Fee £4 4* payable ltt January, 1915. For full particulars apply to T. McGRATH, White Hart Stables, Palmerston North. TO stand at Taupaka Station, Fitzherbert East (R. Hannah's property), and travel the surrounding districts, The Shire Stallion "Killeymoon Majestic," Vol. 6, No. 13, 4 years. Sire —Surrey Chief, dam—Killeymoon Smiler. Fee £4 4s. Two or more as arranged. For further particulars apply to A. Baker, manager, or groom in charge. ALEXANDER CLARK AND CO 'S COMPETITION. SECOND PRIZE WINNER *g REASONS >.ny patronage should be giv3n the above firm: During this period of stress and struggle it is absolutely necessary to patronise only those firms at which the greatest value for the smallest amount of money is obtainable. The best place to do this is at A. Clark and Co. 's, 3 Fitzherbert street. 1 1. In cue first place most of their stock is entirely of British manufacture; the famous B.P. paints now so well known throughout the country, is but one example, and their wide sale is ample proof of their good quality. 2. The public can rely upon getting tip-top work. As they have a large staff of thoroughly competent and most up-to-date painters, paperhangers and signwriters, nothing but the very best workmanship is carried out. 3. Picture framing is a feature and speciality of tiie firm: the work is done on the premises and from a large stock -of beautiful engravings and paintings they are able to give the public better pictures than can be had in town or elsewhere. 4. Inspection is cordially invited, and one can rely on getting the best attention and courtesy. 5. There is no disappointment about delayed orders. All orders and work are promptly attended to. Undoubtedly the place f-:>r value, quality, good work man skip, civility and promptitude is A. Clark and Co.'s, 3 Fitzherbert street.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13209, 28 September 1915, Page 8
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