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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13523, 6 October 1916, Page 8

DANNEVTEKE SALEYARDS. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE DANNEVIEKG A. & P. ASSOCIATION. TUESDAY, 22nd OCT., 1916. AT IJ. 30 AM. Entries may now be made with the undersigned (from whom all particulars caji be obtained), or with any of the Auctioneers. F. C. STUBBS, Secretary. OKIEISTT LODGE, 1.Q.0.F., No. 42 THE Ordinary Fortnightly Meeting' of the above Lodge will be held i in the Lodge-ro.om, Church Street, on FRIDAY, October 6, 1916, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Initiation and General. Bv order of the N.G. A TAYLOR, Secretary. TO BUILDERS. 'ENDERS are invited up to NOON L on TUESDAY, October 17th, for the erection of a Cottage at Waituna for the Trustees of the Manson Estate. . Plans, etc., at o.ur Office, the Square. F. DE J. CLERE & SON, Registered Architects. TO BUILDERS. • I 'ENDERS are invited up to noon on THURSDAY, October 12th, for the erection of Residence in Brick or Concrete, at Hokowhitu. Plans, etc., at our Office, the Square. F. DE J. CLERE & SON, Registered Architects. KAIBANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. TW'QTTCE is hereby given as from this date until further notice that with the exception of the Rangitikei Line. Foxton Line, and Main Road, Fitzherbert West, all the County Roads are now open for the grazing of stock, as between the hours of 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. F. W. CONNELL, Acting County Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE. T BEG to notify the public of Palmersto'n North and surrounding districts that I have this day disposed of my business to Mr A. J. Taylor, lato of New Plymouth. I wish to thank all customers for their liberal patronage in the past and to solicit a continuance of their support for my successor. F. SMITH, Pork Butcher. Respecting the above notice I wish to inform the public that the above business will be carried on by me on the same lines as by Mr Smith. Mr G. Brown, who had had the management of the small goods department for the past live years, wil continue to have charge of that department and the whole business will continue to have the personal supervision of Mr Smith for some while, and by keeping to his excellent standard I hope to merit a continuance of your favour. v A. J. TAYLOR.

WOOD, COAL AND PEODUCE * f MEECHANT, Main Street East. SEED POTATOES —Gamekeepers, Skerry Blu3, Maori Chief, and other varieties, Straw, Oats and Chaff, teireh Posts, Swingers and Strainers. All classes of Coal stocked. Phones—Yard 219. Private 570.

To Motorists. Q BAILEY & SON" have pleasure * in announcing that they have made satisfactory arrangements with Messrs. Eeardon and Clapham, Motor Engineers, of 6 King Street, to attend to all the necessary adjustments in connection with the different agencies held by them. We have a number of ii£\v and several second-hand cars in stock. Write or ring phone 800, and our representative. Mir Warner Newth will call on you. MOTOR AGENTS, 6 KING STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. Phone 800.

A WARNING I QUALITY is a more important consideration than price. The Buick has never been the cheapest car in its class; the aim of the manufacturers has been to produce the best motor car investment that can be obtained, and the Buick "Six" with its wonderful valve-in-head can justly be said to fulfil this aspiration. The specification, including Delco selfstarter, electric light, vacuum petrol fe«d f cantilever springs, helical gearing, full floating back axle, etc., etc., is quite extraordinary, nad the beautiful running of the ca-r has to be experienced to be believed. VALVE-IN-HEAD MOTOR CARS , PALMEESTON NORTH AGENTS, RANGITIKEI AND CUBA \ STREETS, Phones IG9 ?md 316 DAY AND NIGHT.