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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7300, 30 October 1933, Page 1

JACKSON & SONS FOR QUALITY GOODS. FRESH BLOCK BUTTER 11 D - LB - Picked Seed Potatoes 5/- ewt. 2 Cakes Rexona Soap lid “Dad” Washing Tablets, with Free Bar Soap 1/NEW POTATOES .. .. .. Gibs. 17PHONE For Prompt AMUSEMENTS.

SPRING SHOW SPRING SHOW FOE 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS COMMENCING WEDNESDAY NEXT THE Ist. NOVEMBER. AT SHOWGROUNDS, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. SHOW CLOSES EACH EVENING AT 10 P.M. WEDNESDAY’S Programme Includes: — MAIDEN JUMPERS’ COMPETITION, at 1.30 p.m. STEER RIDING, at . 2 p.m. (New Zealand’s Best Riders - in Action.) ON THURSDAY PONY JUMPING at 1 p.m. Followed by LEAPING COMPETITION (Steeplechase Style) and LADIES’ HUNTERS’ ‘COMPETITION. ON FRIDAY: — WIRE JUMPING at 12.30 p.m. GRAND PARADE OF LIVE STOCK In OVAL, at 1.30 p.m.; Followed by CHAMPION PONY JUMP, and CHAMPION 'HUNTERS’ COMPETITION. SEE THE DISPLAY OF—SCHOOL EXHIBITS, NEEDLEWORK, HOME INDUSTRIES, PHOTOGRAPHY", MACHINERY, MOTORS, and BUSINESS STANDS, Etc., Etc. SEE THE LIVE STOCK DISPLAY OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP and PIGS. Also, — MANAWATU KENNEL CLUB’S ANNUAL EXHIBITION. DON’T MISS THIS GREAT SHOW! W. T. PENNY, Secretary. SOCIAL AND DANCE. TO-NIGJIT! TO-NIGHT! n IRL Citizens’ Club Rooms, A.M.P. Buildings, Broadway. Good Items. Good Floor. Good Music. Subs.: Ladies 9d, Gentlemen 1/-. COM P ETITION RESULTS. PUBLIC SERVICES: City Council Cake: No. 2, Mrs. Downes. Silk Stockings, No. 1324, L. McKay, Shannon. Spirits, No. 3954(1, Unknown. SPORTS: Cigarettes: No. (5105, Barry Beckett. RETAILERS: Dinner: No. 3740, Gardiner. Pink Cake, No. 102, Mrs. Jurnett. Cape: No. 5312. Purse: No. 2 Fll7, Mrs. Vile. Cake: No. I F 235, J. Lampard. Cigarettes: No. 1 H 4, N. E. Palmer.. PLUMBER! All HOUSE PLUMBING done Lowest Prices. Wc Guarantee Our Work. P. SMYTHE 79 RANGITIKEI STREET, PHONES 7231 and 7327. MOTOR REPAIRS. Y’our Car to Nicholson and Skeates, motor engineers, Fitzherbert Avenue, for repairs. Only expert mechanics employed. Charges reduced to bedrock. Phono 7312. I.X.L. station (Lato Aerial Service Station). GEORGE ST. PHONE 5114 ZIP ! ZIP ! ZIP ! ZIP ! “ZIP”—FOR GOOD MILEAGE. ZIP! ZIP! ZIP!— 1/10. A. E. BLACKBOURN, Proprietor. THE LATEST IN STYLISH FOOTWEAR JUST OPENED! NURSES’ NEW 1-BAR BUCK SHOES. Very Smart Showings in Poplin, Courts, Tics and Ankle Straps. Red and White Sandals. New, Black Suede Courts. CRAWFORD’S SHOE STORE, MAIN STREET WEST (Near Square.) BYCROFT’S GARAGE 2G3 Albert St. (near Ferguson St.). Lower overhead expenses, therefore lower prices for guaranteed motor repairs. PHONE GU2I. “MAGIC” UDDER AND TEAT SALVE jjm SORE and Swollen Teats. Procurable from J, H. WALKER, Chemist, Opp. Railway Station, Or KOBT. McDOWELL, Ilangitikei St. PALMERSTON NORTH KINDERGARTEN ST. PETER’S CHURCH HALL, Ruahine Street. PRINCIPAL: MISS C. J. HUGGINS. s For Particulars Ring 59G2. Kindergarten taxi at service of pupils