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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12090, 26 June 1920, Page 8

OAHCE., jgILYBRHOPE PUBLIC HALL Friday, July 2nd, and fortnightly until farther notice. Gents- 2/6; Ladles a basket or 1/6. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE funeral of the late Mrs Angus Keith will leave Longbura on Monday for the Turakina Cemetery. THE COMFORT OF YOUR FEET ITS a paramount consideration. Buy JL your boots and shoes trom an expert and have perfect foot comfort. For winter wear you will find no .better values and no better footwear than in our stocks. Ladies, men and children will get most satisfaction by dealing here, where PRICES ARE STILL LOW. Call in and choose now ! 0. G. MCDONALD, Boot Importer, ’Phone 339 ; : SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL AT BULLS. SOLDIERS’ Memorial for those who have fallen in the War anti those who have Served and Returned for the District of Bulls and Lower Rangitikei, The Memorial Committee ask the Relatives of those men who enlisted or lived prior to the War in this district and lost their lives through serving in the Great War to forward their names and particulars to the Secretary, also the names of those who have served in the War and returned. The above information is required so that no name shall be missed from the Memorial Tablets or duplicated in other centres. H. A. GOODALL, Hon. Sec. Soldiers’ Memorial, Bulls. TRESPASS NOTICE, ANYONE found trespassing on the undermentioned properties, deer-stalkers included, will be prosecuted. WAITATAPIA STATION. FLOCK HOUSE STATION. ALEX. AMON BUSH-FELLING. TENDERS for felling 91 acres of Bush on Watershed Road, Hunterville, wid close on Thursday, July Ist. E- A. RIDER, Watershed Road, Hunterville. Telephone 38R. FOB SALE. 5 GOOD DAIRY HEIFERS, at drop, Can be inspected at Marton till Monday, 18th inst. Apply— ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, -■ Marton. FOR SALE. f a ACRES, good easy country, -l-yc-E. 12 paddocks. 3-roomed house, sheepyards, etc. 30 miles from Te Kuiti. Price iM 10s per acre ; £2OOO down. /It ACRES, rich flat land, good dwell in? and sheds ; handy to town and Factory. Price £3O per acre ; £ISOO down. 1 4 ACRES, bush country, ail in JL4lb\-/ grass; 5-roomed house, etc.; all ploughable ; close to Te Kuiti. Price £ll per acre goodwill ; £SOO down. C. B. LEVER. Land Agent. TE KUITI.

TENDERS. ‘LENDERS are invited for the Lease of the following lands: (1) Part numbered one (1) of the Rural Section numbered one hundred and fifty-two (152) on the plan of the Township of Sandon, containing 40 acres, more or less. (2) Part of Rural Section numbered one hundred and fiftytwo (152), Township of Sandon, and being that portion of the same section set apart as a Cemetery Reserve, containing 13 acres, more or less, for a term of seven (7) years from the Ist July, 1920. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Conditions of lease to be seen at the Council Chambers, Sanson. Tenders close Wednesday. June 30th. 1920. JOHN H, PERRETT, Hon. Sec, Sandon Cemetery Trustees. |_| ALCOMBE PLOUGHING MATCH. To be held on Mrs Budding’s property (5 minutes’ walk from Railway Station), On 30th JUNE. 1920. glass A, open—lst prize £7, 2nd £5, 3rd £3, 4th £l. Entrance 10s. Class B, for boys who have never won a boy’s class —Ist prize £3, 2nd £3. 3rd '£l. Entrance 7s 6d. Challenge Cup value £ls 15s for best ploughing on the ground. To be won twice in succession or three times at intervals. Specials—Best crown Class A, £1 Is; best finish Class A., £lls; best crown Class 8, £1 Is; best finish Class B, £1 Is ; straightest ploughing on field, £1 Isbest ins and outs, W. Page £1 Is ; best team of horses ploughing, £1 Is. Competitors will be allowed cut on skciths, but must use plain cast shares. Competitors will draw lots at 9 o’clock. Sheep-guessing, Chain-stepping. Entries close 26th June. Admission to ground Is. J. MENNIE, Hon. Sec.