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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10661, 2 June 1913, Page 8

gAoraawHMang, SEBatrtirasß, st«. -\PESA ■ HO FSB,' MA*aTON KING'S BIRTHDAY (TUE3DIY, tITJFiE 3r*.} 8 PlffJ^fliC 'mcsu remarkable clsteotiva dramr yet portrayed by Photo-p!av, QKATING! SKATING! BULLS—EVEEY TUESDAY SATUEDAY. EOYAL SKATING RINK. Gl-! SK A TING The Martori Skating Rink will open for the winter months at the Drill Hall on TUESDAY, the 6th May, from 2 to 5 p.m and 7 to 10 p.m., Tuesdays and Saturdays. All ball-bearing skates used. Ladies' Skates 6d ; Gent's Skates Is ; Admission 6d; Children under 12, skates 3d ; admission 3d. Marton Junction Band in attendance. W. R SNELLGEOVE, SOCIAL AND DANCE, Railway Social Hail, ihe Junction.

To-morrow (Tuesday), June 3rd. Dancing at 8 p.m. Gent's, 2/-; ladies, a basket. E. MORRIS, Secretary. A.O.F. COURT LITTLE Anniversary will be celebrated by a GRAND SOCIAL AND DANCE IN THE TOYfN HALL, Makiw, Friday, June 6th, !953. . Double Ticket Is. Obtainable from members of the "Committee. A. 0. M. Palixtnsox, Hon. See. !Tf OST. in Marton, Black Case ! J containing music. Reward ; on returning to Advocate Office, i Marion. j fi OSt —A largo brindle sheep j "•-• x * dog, blind, in left eye. Rei ward on returning the same to P. ! Gibbs, drover, Eeilding. j IMMEDIATE SALE. ! Six-roomed House, wash-house, J hot and cold water; half-acre, all under garden; ¥1 minutes from j Post Ol'iice. Easv terms. Apply A. D. N. TRAIN," Pukepaoa, Marton. TOARADE AT DRILL SHED. A A Company, 7th Regiment, will parade at the Drill Shed at 9 a.m. on June 3rd (King's Birthday). t Felt hats to be worn. I R. YOUNG, araam uomma | TREPASSING NOTICE. NYONE trespassing oh any ! '"' part of my properties Ellen - J gowan and Awatere, with or wiihI eut dog or gun will be prosecuted. J. B. GAISEORD. o>ebes uioai till ''r.iiu.-s----"ftvery description of YehJclvs on I S I T O 11 & Will find ths Ideal Tea and Luncheon .Rooms, in Fargusson Street (next to A. E. Swartz, Jeweller), the nicest wlacs in town for afternoon Tea or Luncheon. T. YERRY, Proprietor.