START AND CONTINUE THE 1920 NEW YEAS RIGHT. By Purchasing a “Boucher” LADIES’ & GENTS’ BICYCLES Terms and Prices to Suit Every Purse —Every accessory of proved quality stocked—everything at greatly reduced i prices. REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. BOUCHER’S Phone 6091, 06 Cuba Street.
general notices. HUBERT CARTER (Of Queen’s Hall, Royal Albert Hall, land leading concerts of the British Isles and Australasia.) /AWING to the continued musical depression in England, Mr Carter is remaining in New Zealand, and will be visiting Palmerston North EVERY WEDNESDAY when he will receive students in ALL BRANCHES OF THE VOCAL ART. Term Commences with Student’s First Lesson. STUDIO: 32 COLES’ BUILDINGS, _ THE SQUARE. RE-OPENING DATE JANUARY 23rd. FEILDING A. AND P. SHOW FEBRUARY sth and 6th, 1929. FEBRUARY sth and 6th, 1929. T IBERAL PRIZE, MONEY AND HANDSOME TROPHIES FOE HORSES CATTLE, PIGS. SHEEP. COOKERY, NEEDLEWORK.
FEILDING RAM FAIR FEBRUARY 7th and Bth, 1929. Entries for Show and Ram Fair close on January 18th. Schedules for-Show and Entry Forms for Ram Fair on application to E. H. FISHER, Secretary. DANNEVIRKE DISTRICT A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW. . SHOWGROUNDS, DANNEVIRKE, . Tuesday and Wednesday, 12th and 13th February, 1929. RAM FAIR Following Day. pREAT exhibition of stock. Competi'“T tions Iliberally catered for. Record entries expected. Liberal prize money. The Dog Section will bo a special feature of this show. Meccano competition—boys and girls. Homecraft classes —butter and cheese classes. Send for schedule and all information now. Entries CLOSE Tuesday, January 29th. 1929GROUNDS ELECTRICALLY LIT EACH EVENING. Admission l/-j children Gd; cars 1/-; All pay. H. S. QUIGLEY, ( Secretary. P.O. Box 38, Dannevirke. MASfERTON A. AND P. ~ ASSOCIATION 42nd. ANNUAL SHOW. At Solway Railway Siding, Mastcrton FEBRUARY 19th and 20th, 1929. RAM AND EWE FAIR, 21st and 22nd. FEBRUARY. CUPS VALUED AT £BOO. PROGRAMME includes Classes for all Breeds of Live Stock, Ring Events, Novelty Events, Dog Trials, Kennel Classes, Home Industries, Sewing, Horticulture, etc. DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW. Entries close 2nd February, 1929. Railway concessions to exhibitors of live stock. Send for free schedule. R. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary. Box 40, Mastcrton. MARTON DISTRICT A. & P. SHOW MARTON PARK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2.7, 1929. £6OO IN PRIZE-MONEY & TROPHIES THE PREMIER FAT SHEEP SHOW OF THE DOMINION. Classes for Light and Draught Horses, Ponies, Jumping Competitions, Purebred Sheep and Cattle, Fat Sheep and Lambs, Pigs, Dogs, Homo Industries, Vegetables, Fruit, Sewing, Fancy Work, and School Exhibits. Entries close on Friday, February 15th, 1929. Members’ subscriptions, £l. now due. Schedules on application to ARTHUR WAY, Secretary. P.O. Box 3, Marion.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 6815, 19 January 1929, Page 1
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