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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2646, 15 May 1923, Page 9

There are about ",0,000 bandsmen in the Salvation Army, none of whom is paid." Learning to ride a bicycle when he was 69, Mr. P. Saunders, of Sunburyon.Thames, who is now 80, lias in the past 11 years ridden 40,000 miles.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. pOR SALE, GENERAL STORE, " country, centre of large farming district. No Goodwill. Stock and plant about £2500 to be purchased at valuation. Lease of premises at 35/ per week. Turnover for last 12 months about £B4OO. Trade is i ca3h, J monthly accounts. Good terms for stock can be arranged if necessary. There are splendid prospects ahead for this business, as a large industry is about to be started near by, which will be employing a considerable number of hands . For Further particulars apply GOLDINGHAM & BECKETT, Limited, LAND DEPARTMENT, Palmerston North, m For coughs, colds, bronchitis and similar troubles, Lane's can always be relied upon. Other medicines may soothe —but it takes Lane's to soothe and heal, too—and make a perma* nent cure in the end. 2/6 and 4/6 at all Cnemida and Stores. 5 IAIKY WARMERS)! HOT WEATHER IS COMING So Get Tour TANKS on order. BATHS „ .» PUMPS ~ » ' WINDMILLS „ ~ and CREAM COOLERS. HOLBEN AND KIRK. Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North.