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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12063, 27 May 1920, Page 8

ItVERYBODrS | MARTON. FRIDAY, 7.45 p.m. sharp. 7.45 p.m.—Gaumont Graphic. j 8.15 p.m.—-Victory Gala at Lyall Bay. 8.30 p.m. —Giblies and Grubbers. 8.46 p.m. 4K PAOAN 600," Featuring . WARNER. LIGHTNING RAIDER Serial, Episode 8. Prices as usual. Strong Boots FOB CHILDREN IT IS BETTER TO PAY footwear bills than doctors’ bills ; and in support of this argument you are advised to see that the kiddies have Strong Boots to keep their feet warm and dry during the cold, wet winter months Bring your little ones along to McDonald’s for their WINTEK, FOOTWEAR Here you will secure Boots that will thoroughly protect their little feet, and at prices that will appeal to parents C. O. MCDONALD, BOOT IMPORTER, Phono No. 339, MARTON. NOTICE. OWING to the fact that the im porters require us to pay pi'ompt cash, and that the profit shown on benzine is so small, we, the undersigned, have decided that as from Ist June, 1920, our only terms for petrol will be SPOT CASH ON DELIVERY. MACDOUGALL & CO. MCKENZIES’, LTD. NICHOLSON & HONORE. NIELSEN BROS ROPE & GORDON. MARION BRICK AND TILE WORKS. ROSS STREET, - MARTON. HAYING purchased the above works from Mr J. O. Meyer, I am now prepar’d t o supply firstclass bricks ; also 3 and 4- inch field pipes. Six inches made to order. Any order will be promptly attended to. ARTHUR KENDRICK MARTON DOG TRIAL CLUB npHIRD NNUAL 9th June. 1920 To be held on the fine GROUNDS OF THE MARTON JOCKEY CLUB, Marton Junction. PROGRAMME : Short Head and Yarding Competition,— to start at 9 a.m. sharp. About 250 yds. Head, Bring back, hold in ring, drive through one lot of hurdles, drive to yard, and yard. Entry fees : members 7/6. non-members, 10a Eirst Prize Mr J. H. McLean’s £lO 10s. in cash, and Mr J. H. McLean’s Challenge Oup value £l3 12s ; Second Prize, Messrs Simpson Bros, silver cup, value £5 5s and £3 3s in cash ; Third Prize Mr H. T. Whale’s £5 5s ; Fourth prize Mr Jas. McGregor’s £3 3s ; Fifth Prize, Mr E. O. Nethercliff’s purebred Border dog pup, Specials ; 1, Dog showing most style, Mr L. T. McLean’s £3 3s ; 2, Dog under best command, Mr D. McLean’s £3 3s; 3, Dog (owned and worked by returned soldier) scoring most points, Mr Alex. McPherson’s special 4 Best maiden dog at trial (owned and worked by maiden competitor), Mr Alex. Stuart’s £3 3s Entries close on Saturday June sth, at 9 p.m. Luncheon obtainable on the grounds. Admission 1/Secretary— R. B. KILGOUR, Phone 168. Marton. HUNTE BYILLE TOWN BOARD Applications are invited for the position of Clerk to the Huffierville Town Board. Salary £IOO per annum. Successful applicant must attend at the Board’s Office not less than three days in each week, from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Applications close on the 31st inst., at the Board’s Office, Hunterville, where conditions of employment may be seen. C, R. DEAN, Town Clerk. DENTAL NOTICE. f" HAVE sold my practice to Mr Alan H. Ingle, Dental Surgeon. Mr Ingle has bad many years’ experience as a dentist, and I have every confidence that be will carry on my practice with entire satisfaction to my patients. Signed H. G. FORLONG. In reference to the above, I wish to state that I am taking over Mr Foriong’s practice from the Ist June, but will be working in conjunction with Mr Forlong up to that date Signed A. H. INGLE METEOROLOGICAL HIGH WATER. This evening 5.33. To-morrow morning 6.2. | SUNSET AND SUNRISE. • This evening 4.45. To-morrow morning 7.16 ; Baby is thoroughly contented j with a “Unique” hot water bottle jat his feet. iOaanot leak or burst j because British made. Obtainable I evsjrwyhere.* ‘ _