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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 66, 19 March 1936, Page 3

OVERCOATS FEATURING "LYNX" For Quality Style & Value | Distinctive Cloths in Dark Grounds, with small Flake, and | Marl effects, are strongly featured for the Coming Season. 6 “Lynx” D.B. Hyde Park, Full Fashioned Coat, slightly body- * fitting, with vent. PRICE! £5/5/. “Lynx” D.P). Raglan. Always a popular Coat. Woven Wool Cloths. prices £5/5/- to £6/6/“Lynx” U.B. Marlborough. Made specially in stout sizes, with inset sleeves. PRICES £5/5/- to £7/7/., IcGruers (Feilding) Ltd. MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR SPECIALISTS. t >4r PHONE 456. PRIVATE: 308 and 222. $ Blake & Strawbridge j MOTOR ENGINEERS, l AUTHORISED A.A. GARAGE. j GET OUR QUOTE | IT COSTS NOTHING j IT MAY SAVE POUNDS EVERY JOB GUARANTEED! I KIMBOLTON ROAD FEILDING

MANCHESTER STREET SCHOOL FEILDING. “ QUAD ” DANCE TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY) Good Floor, Good Music, Good Supper. Single 1/C; Double 2/C. QUIt Midday Hot Lunclieou is One Shilling (Fridays included.) Manchester Hotel, Feilding. lIALCOMBE RETURNED SOLDIERS' EUCHRE AND OLD TIME DANCE, In the Jubilee Hall, on THURSDAY, MARCH 19th, 193 G, At S p.m. LOYEDAY 'S ORCHESTRA. Good Music, Good Frizes and Good 5 Supper. Admission: Gents £/-; Ladies 1/-. FEILDING LADIES’ GOLF CLUB •'TRIE Annual Meeting of the Foil Un.cnfis* Golf Glnh will l ip hpld ’cilding Ladies’ Golf Club will be held at the Oroua County Council Offices, Feilding, on THURSDAY, March 19th, 1930, at 8 p.m. J. CRABB, Hon. Secretary. rHIARLEY’S SALE: Books, Magazines, Furniture, Tools, Jars, Records, all reduced 20 to 50 per cent.— 7‘ Manchester Street. ly/fAJOBIE Bates Writing Fads, Each 1/- pad contains a beautifu. coloured etching. Carthew's, Book sellers, Feilding and Fahiatua. your Car goes wrong ring oi call on ARTHUR WOOD, Moloi engineer. Acessories in stock. "PINO 88, Fuke Coal, Coke, Carbonettes, Westport. Smithy nuts, Rata, Mairc, Matai, Slabs, Alixed Wood. Frices reasonable; prompt delivery.— H. Hunt. 'T'UNGAR Battery Charger, Electrolux, Motor-cycle, Sewing Machine /all good order.) —Gray, Second-hand Dealer, Feilding. Compliment Tho visitor claimed to be a good pianist, with unusual ability in reading music at sight. Seeing a sheet of music on. the piano rack, she sat down and began playing, pounding the keys with little regard for correctness or time. Observing the small daughter of the household watching her earnestly, the player pressed harder on the loud pedal, lifted her hands higher, and ended the performance with a flourish and a bang on a discord. Whirling around on the stool, she bestowed a patronizing smile upon the child, who looked up and remarked: eau’t play that, either.”