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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2077, 18 March 1922, Page 1

THE FINAL TEST of a bicycle is the strenuous road race. A machine may be built to please the eye, but it remains to. the hard, gruelling grind of a road race to prove its perfection. THE DEFIANCE B.S.A, CYCLE has proved itself to be tho premier cycle in all tests, and the old veterans can all bear witness to the excellence of a Defiance Cycle. Call and see the new models. A. COOKSLEY, "SWIFT CYCLE DEPOT," 3 Rangitikei Street Phone 433 GENERAL NOTICES. PALACE TO-DAY AT 2 "HUSH" "HUSH" "HUSH" "HUSH" "HUSH" "HUSH" One of the lovely CLAKA KIMBALL YOUNG'S most daring domestic dramas. 'HIGH AND DRY A 2-rccl MUCH AND DRY" Mermaid •HIGH AXD DRY" Comedy (Very good —this one!) ►LUNKET VfURSIXG gOCIETT'S WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1922. . in the garden of Mr L. A. ABRAHAM. PARK ROAD. 1.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. BABY SHOW.—Judge, J. A. Nash, PJscj. Games and amusements for all. KAIRANGA Y COUNCIL. FITZHERBERT TOWNSHIP VTOTICE is hereby given that the Council is prepared to entertain offers for unclaimed sections in the Fitzherbert Township. Such offers must be accompanied with a deposit of Five pounds to cover the Public Trustee's costs of dealing with the sections under "The Unclaimed Lands Act." Full particulars can be obtained at the Council's Office. F. W. CONNELL, County Clerk. RANGITIKEI RACES AT "OLIDAY excursion tickets avail- ■ able for return till 25th March, iy2 2. will be issued to Greatford from Wanganui. Palmerston North and intermediate stations on WEDNESDAY, 22nd March, and by morning trains on THURSDAY, 23rd March. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I am not responsible for debts contracted by my wife, Constance Alice Lightfoot Boag. ANDREW D. BOAG. 'HE METHODIST CHURCH OF NEW ZEALAND. CUBA ST. CIRCUIT—MARCH 19th (Centenary Thanksgiving Day). Cuba. Street. —11 a.m., Rev. T. R. | Richards ("Napier): 7 p.m., Rev. A. Mcßean (Hastings). Sunday School 2.3 D, Rev. A. Mcßean. Morning Prayer Meeting at 7. MONDAY, March 20th, in Cuba Street! Church at 7.30.—-Centenary Commemoration address by Rev. A. Mcßean. Collection for Commemoration Fund. SPECIAL SERVICES. T. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH BROAD STREET CIRCUIT. nENTENAR SUNDAY. MARCH 19th. PREACHERS: 11 a.m., Rev. A. McBean, Hastings; 3 p.m., Sunday School, Rev. T. R. Richards; 7 p.m., Rev. 'l'. R. Richards, Chairman of Hawke's Bay-Manawatu district. Napier. THANKSGIVING CONCERT SOCIAL in St. Paul's Schoolroom. MONDAY, March 20th. S p.m. First-class programme of orchestral, vocal, instrumental and elocutionary items. 'Pickets 1/-, Children Gd. Proceeds: Centenary Fund. PALMERSTON NORTH HORTICUL-, TURAL SOCIETY. MEETING of the above Society ~ jL will be held in the Supper-room, Opera House, on TUESDAY, March 21st, at S o'clock. Business important. All those interested invited to attend. J. W. SINCLAIR. TTOICE pRODUCTION. MISS R. PALMER, L.A.B. (Gold Medallist), HAS RESUMED TUITION. Address: 9 Russell Street. THE KITCHEN, HOPWOOD'S BUILDINGS (Upstairs). TOME made cakes, biscuits, fruit ■*• and meat pies and roasts to order. Ring 'phone 14S2S. MRS CAMPBELL.