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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2314, 5 December 1925, Page 1

ALWAYS ASK FOR DAY DAWN BRAND DRIED FRUITS rpHE best for Pies and Jam. ■*" Instructions on every packet. Your grocer has them. GENERAL NOTICES. CARNIVAL CABARET, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26th. MUNICIPAL HALL. “MYSTEKIE BALL,” MONDAY, DECEMBER 2Sth. Tickets 7/6. W. LARKIN’S . ORCHESTRA. ODDFELLOWS’ DANCE. Cuba Street S—l. Monday Next. GRAND WIND-UP DANCE CARNIVAL. A Fitting Finish To a most Successful Season. The Biggest affair ever attempted in Palmerston North. No expense spared to make this a func. tion tc bo remembered. Novelties Galore. Showers of confetti, miles of streamers, etc., etc., | Happiness Reigns Supreme. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. LARKIN’S ORCHESTRA MANGOTAINOKA SPORTS. Boxing Day, 1925. PRIZE MONEY, £l2O. A MATEUR running events include, one mile, BSO yards, 440 yards, 220 yards, 300 yards (local), 120 yards hurdles, one mile walk and President’s Handicap of 100 yards (first prize £5 3/-). Entry fee .1/for each event. Also boys’ 100, 220, and 440 yards and girls’ 100 yards, post entry. Field events include: High jump, Pole vault, broad jump, hop, step and jump, and putting the shot; entry fee 1/. each. Cycling events: One, two and three miles, open; one and two miles local; Entry fee 1/- each. Seven good horse competitions Including open and maiden hunters’ competitions; post entry. Piping: Marches, Laments, Strathspey and Reel and Jigs and Hornpipes: post entry. Dancing: Nino popular danctng competitions; post entry. Gold medal for points prize in piping and dancing. ENTRIES for running, field and cycling events (all amateur) dose with the secreljiry (Mr D. W. Wilton. Pahiatua )on THURSDAY, 10th I DECEMBER. _ | Programmes can be inspected at the office of this paper, or posted free on application to D. W. WILTON, PAHIATUA. NOTICE TO METAL CONTRACTORS A/TY metal pit Is now o™n to the i public: good road right to gravel I bed; royalty 1/-. j G. H. BEATTIE, j Kopano. YOUR XMAS SUIT •WOU need to hurry along and place your order as only a few weeks remain. CALL TO-DAY and select from our very large range of beautiful materials. Fit, style and workmanship guaranteed. BENTLEY AND BARLOW TAILORS AND COSTUMIERS 2 RANGITIKBI STREET (Next Bank New Zealand) READ THIS! ONE DRY Matai, Rata, Maire, any ’ lengths, all at lowest possible ices. In stov e lengths from 2/6 bag. lire and Matai £1 per load. Only st of Waikato Coal stocked at A. MADGWICX’S, 261 Ferguson street. ’Phone 5660 i yyOOD WORKING MACHINERY Including the Celebrated ELLIOT WOODWORKER Please Enquire To-day. Cash or EASY TERMS of Payment. JAMES A. MACNEILL, Maxwell’s Buildings —2 Hobson St. AUCKLAND. BATTERIES Recharged ebuilt TO E INSULATED ■^ESEALED P, J. KIRKLAND, ALTO ELECTRICIAN BROADWAY. ANNOUNCEMENT A TONKIN desires to inform ail • old patrons and the general public that he has severed his connection with the Aard Taxi Service, and solicits support on his own account. Private Phono Taxi Phone 6436 5663