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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8787, 15 April 1907, Page 3

BRICE, BROAD & GO., Limited, MASTON, Grain Merchants, Land, Commission and Insurance Agents. OATS, BAELEY, WHEAT, MAIZE, PEAS & POTATOES, CHAFF & HAY Always in Stock. We also Stock— j LUBRICATING OILS, WIRE, AND MANURES. AGENTS—McCormick and Osborne Binder, Colonial Drills. Full stock of Extras kept. Farm Implements of all description, not in stock procured at shortest notice HOUSE, MARTON. Wednesday, 17th April,

Under the auspices of the Marten Athletic Club. Grand Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT. PEOGEAMME. X. Overture, “ La Consolation ” Orchestra (quintette) 2. Selection, “ Erin’s Melodies,” introducing the vocal numbers—“ Terence’s Farewell,” Miss Paten, “ Minstrel Boy," Master F. Bound, and an Irish Jig by Mr C. Stewart. Orchestra. As arranged by Mr A. E. S. Crozier. 3. Humorous Eecitation—MrG. Swan 4. Song, “ Como Back to Erin,” Miss Cameron. 5. Sono “ The Trumpeter,” (Airlie Dix) Mb A. E. Bell G. Highland Dancing Mb McKenzie Poubes. 7. Song, “ The Death of Edison,” (Brahm) Mr A. Jeffrey. 8. Song—Selected Miss I. Baton Interval of Five Minutes. 1. Overture, “La Galants” Orchestra i,2. Song, “ The Last Muster,” Miss Cameron. 3. Song, “• The Dcathl ess Army ” (Tro-t-ore) Mr A. E. Bell 4. Vocal Duet, “Tell Her (I Love Her So,” Mrs Hebley & Miss Baton. 3. Highland Dance, Miss P. Cameron. G. Song, “ Afton Water,” (Hume)

Me A. Jeffrey. 7. Humorous Recitation— Ma G . Swan 8. Dusky Eccentricities . . - The Louisiana Coons t>. Gbanij Fiijai/e~“ That was tho Soldier's Song ” — English, Mb A. Hunt; Scotch, Mr G. Barnett ; Irish, Mb S. Minifie; Colonial, Master P. Bound. GOD SAVE THE KING. INSTRUMENTALISTS Messrs A. E. S. and Vf. Crozier, L. and E. Jones, and C. Gomez. POPULAR PRICES—Dress Circle and Orchestral Chairs, 2s ; Pit, Is. Children, alf-price. ■ ■ • 'KLTON. COMEDY COMPANYDirecffrom Sydney. Will appear at SANDON—M.ONDAY, April 15 HtNTERYILLE—ApriI 1(5 and \1 MANGAWE]vA —ApriI IS and 10 IJtvku, Taihape and Marton dates to be advertised later

Bang iTiiiEi EUGBY SUB UNION. The ANNUAL MEETING will be he : d at Marten on MONDAY, April 22, at 8 p.m. Business —Keport and Balance Sheet and Election of Secretary vice Mr H. H. Mimt resigned. ' A MEETING of Settlers interested will be held at tbe fol-

lowing places to discuss the bosi and easiest way's of exterminating Sab bits from the district: At Pakibikura School, April 18th, at 7.80 p.m. At Mr Sed’c Wooiahed, Peep o’ Day, April 18fcb, at 7.30 p.m. Mr Watson, Rabbit Inspector, will be present. N 3QHH McNEIL. 0 TICE. All Accounts owing to the undersigned must bo paid by 10th May, otherwise they will be placed in other hands for collection. ALF, HOOF. Marton, April 15. MY ESTABLISHMENT will be CLOSED from 2 p.m. to -iM | p.tn. TO - MORROW(Tuesday), dur;ng the performance of the Besses 1 o’ th’ Barn Band. | JOHN COBBE, Fei’lding. j yyr A"N TED TO L EJf j _ §0 Acres of Bush, more or less. For particulars apply to i NICHOLAS 0. SADLIER, : Kargt’,l Road, i Pohonui, I _E> U S H FELLING. Wanted to Let—l2oo Acres of Hugh, in lots to suit contractors. Apply ' . WILSON BROS., IGwbatau, Margaweka. g U S H FELLING. TENDERS are invited for Felling IQQ Acres’ (more or less) of Bush. App’y WESTON BROS., Ohingaiti, jq - . 0 T ICE. All Accounts unpaid by April 80th will be sued for without further no^i&ds E. READ, Butcher, Marton. gUSHPELLING. Wanted, Bushmen to foil 500 Acres, more or less, in one or more lots. Fairly light bush, 35s per. acre. R. A. GOWER, Ohingaiti.

rjpRESPASS NOTICE. Any person found trespassing with dog or gun on my property, extend, ing from the Parewanui School to Willow Bank, will bo prosecuted without respect to parsons. No permission given whatever. LYNN McKBLYIE, Flockhouse, Parewanui. JJANQITIKEI HUNT. The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the above Club will be held at the White Hart Hotel, Marton, on THURSDAY,.the 18th April imi, at 2.80 p.m. D. G. EIDDIFORD, Master. WANGANUI EDUCATION vl BOARD. It ia hereby notified that the Annual Meetings of householders ia the various School Districts for the purpose of electing School Committees for the ensuing year, will be held in the respective School Houses, except in the cases of Castlecliff, Hawera and Wanganui, on MONDAY, April 22nd, at 8 p.m. The number of members to be elected is, where the average attendance for last year was over 200, 9 ; between 25 and 200, 7; under 25,5. The meetings m Wanganui and Hawera will be held at the Borough Council Chambers, and the meeting at Castlecliff in the Public Hall. . W. J. CARSON, - . ~ ; Secretary, Wanganui, April 18tb, 1907 , ,