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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 6835, 16 April 1932, Page 1

OUR GREAT VALUE COMMUNITY 1/6 TEA TRY lib. FOR 9cl.

GENERAL NOTICES. TO-D A’ Y 1932 POPPY DAY 1932 A SMALL CONTRIBUTION BUYS A LOT OP HAPPINESS POR OTHERS. Official Poppies liavc Yellow Tags. QALES in Residential Areas Under Control of—1. [Mrs. Coles and Terrace End Boy Scouts. 2. Mrs. K. Trask and Mrs. A. E. Mansford 3. Mrs. J. W. Rutherfurd and helpers. 4. Mrs. G. Tremaine and helpers, fi. Mrs. L. Potter and helpers. G. Mrs. IT. P. Wilson and helpers. 7. Mrs. IT. Palmer and helpers. 5. Mrs. Spraggon and helpers. Sales in Business Areas Under Control 1 of—.l. Mrs. ,T. A. Grant and Miss Garner. 3. hlrs. V. T. Dibble and Miss L. Millar. 3. Mrs. W. G. Rutherfurd and Mrs. P. Opie. 4. Mrs. A. W. Mewton. 5 Mrs. .T. Louissou and Mrs. V. Mon rad. 0. Miss 0. Wall. Remember, that Every Penny is spent in New Zealand. Poppies manufactured by Disabled Soldiers in New Zealand and proceeds spent in relieving distress and unemployment. Street Sales are under the Control of the Returned Soldiers’ Association. All sellers must have Official Badge. . HELP US. 1932 POPPY DAY 1932

MEETING of the Palmerston North Chamber of Commerce, to •which all Retailers aro invited, will be held at COMMERCE BUILDINGS, THIS MORNING, at 9.30, To Present a .Resolution of the Chamber to the Member for the District. w. McKenzie, Secretary, PREE AMBULANCE SERVICE. TIIE Committee of the above Service hereby announce to the residents of the Palmerston North Hospital District that the Service has now commenced active operations and is available DAY or NIGHT to attend to eases of ACCIDENT or SICKNESS. Headquarters, Corner of Cook and Pergusou Streets, Telephone (5655. PRANCIS H. lIOLZ, Hon. Secretary. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Supremo Court, Holden at Palmerston North. NTOTICE is hereby given that JENS ' LN CHRISTOPHER JENSEN, of Palmerston North, Pirewood Merchant, was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be lioldcn at my office on WEDNESDAY, the L’Oth. day of April, 1932, at 2.30 p.m. CHARLES E. DEMPSY, Deputy Official Assignee. 11th. April, 1932. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. S UNDAY TRAINS—MANAWATU LINE.

COMMENCING on SUNDAY, 21th. April, and until .further notice tko time-table to be operated on the I.lanawatu Line will be as follows: — DOWN: Palmerston N. dep. 4.5”, 8.40 a.m., 4.45 p.m. The 4.5" a.m. train stops only at Levin and Paekakariki. All other trains stop where required. UP: LEAVE WELLINGTON— For Palmerston North, 9.0 a.m., 5.0, 7.15 p.m. The 7.15 p.m. train from Wellington does not stop between Wellington and Palmerston North. All other trains stop where required. STILL LEADING AND GOING STRONG, PIESTQ U A L I T Y BEEF MUT T 0 N P 0 R K L A 3SI B OUE PEICES EEMAIN UNBEATEN AT G. L. SNELLING’S, CUBA STEEET, Your City's Consistent Competitor, Ol Q AGEES, all ploughable, watered by artesian. S-roomed house, h. and c. water, e.l. and good outbuildings. Stock: 72 cows and 20 young cattle and horses, 4 cow plant., plough, harrows, drill, discs. Price as a going concern £2S per acre. 40 ACEES, all flat, up-to-date buildings. 2 cow plant, over 20 cows and other stock. Price £52 per acre as a going concern. Apply— D. D. CURRIE & CO. S GEOEGE STEEET. PALMEESTON NOETII.