Manawatu
4.
100'
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19.1917.
tONCEIiT
31ETRO DANNER
The AVo'Kl F:me<i Tragedienne,
happiness
Nance O’Neil
Starring
by
Loading 'Wellington Artists
under the personal direction of
MB HAMILTON HODGES
■ and
THELMA SALTER.
Depot To-morrow, Saturday.
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butcher. Cuba street.
i)
11. Vmpor,
J, Alartin, bookseller, Alain st. west.
Palace Pic.iures, George street.
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at
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CANDIDATES’ MEMBERS AND
NAMES;—
1, Baby Christensen.
3,
No.
No.
Song,
"When Yon
( onto
1 )aneo Divertissemem
(a) Hunting Dtinee,
Orchestra.
Home ,
1
bungalow,
'57011 SALE, five-roomed
conveniences, out-
—
V
modern
I 1 years
1
Mi Fuller's Earth (a theatrical agent).
friends of the Into WM.
Sergt.-Major liareliant.
31 ON DAY, 17 tli September.
KKKI.KY aiv reypeetfully inPvt. ( oward.
Pete (a negro servant).
leave
his
will
his
funeral
formed that
. Pv' YViekes.
The Ghost,'
to-morrow
at
0
a.m.
residence
rmiiher’s
God Save the King.
MARCARETS KINDERGARTEN
(Saturday!, lor the Palmersum North ST
and preparatory school.
cemetery.
PRICES: ;ts, *Js, and Is.
AND SON.
Box Plan at .Millar’s.
miHRD TERM of 1917 commences
Vndcrtakers.
AWAP I'XI v. FEILDIXG.
"Phone 797.
TO
STIOWGRGUNDS, TO-MORROW.
3 pan.
ADMISSION (id.
In aid of Patriotic Fund.
DIiESSMAi: ' :o.
D.I.C. requires a number of
S. competent BODICE and SKIRI
HANDS. Permanent employment and
ox roll om working conditions. Apply
Vi AN AO KIN
Wellington.
1).
m]]p;
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ql
[A
CARD.]’
Mile. Dorian de Leperticrc,
ATK tuition in Fennel). A<
is no good -without \
health. To retain health study
TO CUSTOMERS.
dross— Grand Hotel.
Tour digestive organs hy purchasing
Ox
The Kairanga Moat Co.’s Prime
Hoof and good Quality .Mutton. ’Phono
(A (AIM).|
98. 3 doors from “Standard.”
OUTZBACH’S bread can ho obtained
ADAM E \ I AIM.)K,
J
at the following depots lor- ud
LANGS'.-—IV e aro agents . for the pew2lb. loaf ASH :
M ETAPH YS KIA Nv &
most famous pianos.and can give BUI BACH, Alain street.‘east.
nt temporals
(live us a HODGES, O. Grey and Albert streets. can now be consulted
of
terms.
tho
easiest
you
rooni.s.
BOON Broad street.
call before deciding elsewhere.
Ml) FERGUSON STREET
PODJpRSKY, West End Store.
OATES.
(off I itt street).
Sole Agents,
AIRS A ILLS. Opera House Dairy,
HOURS:
10.30 to 8.
MILNER AND THOMPSON, LTD., .MILLER, Cuba street.
Main street, west, Palmerston North. HUBBARD, Rangitikei street.
FRENCH, Fitzberbort street.
Opposite Railway.
KOSY LOUNGE
TAYLOR, Rose Cottage, Fitzlicrbert
'EALTH
j
,
nrogood
VNDERSON’S Photographs
’.Phono. 010.
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For Urgent Taxis
but goods of tho best
quality used iu the making ot all
preparations.
OPPOSITE; BANK*
Have -you learned
OF-N.Z.
R ANGITIKEI STREET'CORNER.-,.
rhoi’i hand,,
tiling. ii : not, i you would ;ho wise to
-m F : COKWAY. ilie %iuNra,-TFruit
consult
•
Growers,—For best local grown. fruit,
Sturmen Pippin for dessert, and Washington apples for cooking are now in prime
condition Bananas, oranges, and confec-
SPOONER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE
TO-DAY.
RANCH IK El STREET, P.N.
tionery, the best
THE MOTOR GAR Hi@o
MAKER.
OOSE Covers, Cushions, and (Air
Upholstery. Best ol Mulcriah
J
ONLY
funerals.
APPLES.
APPLES. Storekeeper;
1"
iu stock.
W. T. GRAY,
STREET.
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to Fruiterers,
VfUTICE
and the public generally. 1 hole 1
tocks of tho above and want your cus
’PHONE SOS.
1 PAY THE FREIGHT
SIEMBER
Appended is price list:
SOMETHING NEW IN CASEMENI
WINDOWS.
—•
-1 Case.
Runner (only 2,' t grade
13s
left)
longhcrty (only
1 Is
grade left)
or
Kentucky Rods /oi
2.=1 grade) r.
imerican Horn (2 i or
13s
10 Cases -
A RCHITECTS,
Jl\.
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1
Builders,
ftnd
th.
Public are invited to inspoc
same on view lor a lew days at
WITHER AND THOMPSON,
5
)ESSERT—-
Gel
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13s 6d D
R A NGTTIKEI STREET.
F. SOLLITT, Solo Agent.
2.s Gd
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13s
12s 6i
23 grade)
20 case oi
per cent, reduction oa prepaid
i
rs and over. Freight
th
AVING again
above Hotel and thoroughly n
ur nearest station when cash accon2
novated same, I am prepared to rate
and
25
fruit
is
The
mics order.
.
accommodation to the trai
all paper-wrapped and packe id first-class
Speight’s alo on taj
ig:
oiling
public.
holdm
r
standard
caso
the Imperial
' i Best wines and spirits kept.
jout 101b.
A. G. UAVILL,
G.
i
■adeT;
t
KINGSLAND.
APPLEBY ORCHARDS, NELSON
,
I
H
taken
over
’
PROPRIETOR.
Proprietor.
excellence. 'Phone 664. Ad-
par
Lun elicons
Teas
Have become popular thrm;?tt*
out this District; they ure
SO ENJOYABLE.
4.COUR3E LUNCHEON Is
12 TILL 1.50.
3-GQURSE LATE DINNER ts 3d
5 TILL 6.45,
12 la 3d TICKETS FOR 12a.
Available for any meal at any
time.
"PICCADILLY
TEA
•
;
Howard. ’Phone 10(11),r ' . '
girl io assist' withhouscVv work. Apply Miss Eraser,
i.
,] tt ?
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H.
hj
aleT
PR AC TIC A i. ENO INKER,
\LI.
HAVING
severed
connection
my
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Rongotea.
WANTED.-Manawatu
Importers. In.-struct your shippers-to' send . you?
goods and; shipping documents to us direct
T?
and save. time.
J. J. CURTIS AND CO.,
LIMITED.
‘ Custom;
.
.
Harrv PoltnnrV.
House, and Shipping Agents, j,
WKl.hlXtdlOA.-.
a
Post Office Stand
TELEPHONE
youth -or young
10-6(5.
; wages, 3t)s and
(TEN SIXTY-SIX).
den’s sale. Only best materials
us usual. Prices the very lowest.
WHERE THE REST CARS AND
DRIVERS ARE.
AKE no mistake. 11 yon re wanting furniture in Oak. N.Z. Oak,
nil, don’t fail to see. Andrews and
; they’re famous
for low prices
5 Ft S. J. H. ANDERSO N,
quality. Showrooms, SO Rangiti- IVJL Licensed Registry
Office. Terrfeoa
treet.
End.
10-66
Rongotea.
’PHONE No., for butferJj fish, blue cod, crayfish,
iVtvsh rabbits, oysters, smoked fish,
mutton binls, etc.—Square Fish Supply
(next Manawatu Meat Co.)
10-1
10-66
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King’s
McRAE,
dressmaker,
O’Connor and
Chambers,
MISS
Tydomau’s, the Square. Costumes a
UIL
over
Charges moderate.
newspapers;
“
,
YEARS’ .SUCCESSEEL PRACTICE
Also at 270 Queen street, Auckland.
girl to help milk
1. Apply “Standard” Olfice.
•IN FINE Oak Furniture at Peg-
Place your
Pros., Principal Store,
old
Se.iul it
ANTED, strong
barley for fowl feed.
destroy
903.
20
ANTED KNOWN* —When selling
sell through Harry Palmer’s.
Creighton, painter and decorator, Cross
street. ’Phono 815.
ANDERS BROS, have just landed rice
J meal for pig feeding, a good lino ot
orders
ON’T
’PHONE
complexion,
for
fTTREATMENT
_L
freckles, wrinkles, blackheads,
and all facial blemishes.
Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair
A cure ior grey, thin, or falling hair,
dandruff, and other scalp disorders,
shampooing, manicuring, chiropody, etc.
I stock the latest in toilet accessories,
also hainvork. All consultations free.
working house-keeper or
ANTED.—Wo have buyers for all
sound vehicles. W hat have you
too big and none 100 small for J
speciality.
DERMATOLOGIST,
2! Rangitikei street, Palmerston North.
Baker.
,
niture from tile
ANTED KNOWN.—No contract
banders
A.
Ia 111e,’’|' Stand aI'd’p OilVee.
,
early.
Apply
’Phone 59G.
i
balance of lloor doth and Imomust
be
lid;
lid
to
Gs
s from 3s
ed to make room for new goods.
)UTH wanted, for grocery; good
opportunity to-.learn trade. —A.
rail field,- the Square.j
r
ANTED, position - hi-,experienced
young: woman,';assist-, with' mitlcnul -'house work. Stale y wages.; to
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MISS M'ELWAIN.
VRNER
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George street, Palmerston North.
I
ROOMS.
THE SQUARE, FN.
”
-
TEA ROOMS,
x>
with W. Slattery, 1 am prepared
general for small family; no
For address apply “Stan- Ito undertake all classes of building,
ing.
| jobbing and joinery work. Reasonable
Office.
! charges and prompt attention.—D. b.
& GARNER
are selling McLean, builder,
ns, £25 cash, balance at 5 per cent. Craven School, Queen street.
mins mrgains still attract at PcgApply Gifford Moore, solicitor.
don’s. Call in and got your furrS7HEY say that rubbing is no good .l.
quality linn.
I for rheumatism, but Strawson’s
White Oil will move it. All Stores.
70111)
OWNERS—Attention I Our
garage and staff of experienced
orkmen at your service for all kinds
THE SQUARE.
f repairs. Wo have specialised in
\ird Cars for years and know our
and alter September Ist tho :ork.—Wackrill and Stewart, Ltd.,
Atzherherb street, Palmerston North.
tariff will ho as follows:
VTOTMING in town to touch out
3d.
Is
4-Course Luncheon
7
stock or our prices during the
12 Us 3d TICKETS FOR 12s.
ale. Best bargains at Pegden’s.
KNOWN’.—Properties of
(Available for any meal at any time.)
5 acres near the borough are enMRS A. BEANGE,
Proprietress.
luired for and being sold. Send particulars to Harry Palmer’s.
M'Ry McGARVEY, A.F.P.1., Louder
ask at the hotels for
(public demonstrator), Phrenologist
Straohan’s Delicious Sparkling LtJL
Advice from heads and hands concerning
Dunedin Ale.
business or domestic matters. Specialist ox
Bottled by
aandwriting. Clients’ personal description
&
CO., intellectual and practical tastes, successiv
u3VJl^i
or failures given from same; 10.30 to
v
p.m. Fee. 2s 6d; handwriting, 2s 6d anc
‘a FITZHERBERT STREET.
stamp.—323 Main street east, opposite De
’PHONE 472.
vine’s Hotel, one minute Post Office.
ANTED TO SELL, 10 buildin)
A, E. SAVAGE,
sections. Dougins and Tbomsoi
PIANOFORTE TUNER & REPAIRER
Ferguson street, opposite
Caro Oates’ Music Store, Palmerston N street, off
shed.
Terms £lO cash, balano
engine
with
in
connection
wom .u
juiv work
yino
Apply Gifford Moore
per
the
cent.
pitch
ot
5
tuning
at
0,, d raising
s
m
gave
piano
ton
Tov/n
Hall’s
tho Mar
solicitor.
and I have ver
eminent satisfaction;
your ex
to
testifying
|7 ORD Cars, absolutely the bes
in
much pleasure
U value in the world.—AVackn
port skill and workmanship.
Ltd. (late J. ( . Aoung,
Iml Stewart, Palmerston
JOHN AMADIO.
North. Bin
('ord dealers,
Co.
Concert
Selinsky-Amadio
ip No. IGI,
or
PANTED”
!
ALEXANDRA
0812
.
Barkava.
iiitero,
j
j
1
■.water, bathroom j- sower,’’etc.; easy
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MASONIC HOTEL, ASH HURST.
2s Gb
0
H.
TE\ ANIVSANDWICIIKS/ 1 >
7 TEA i COI’EtTMAND. COCOA. •<
:
'
HOT TIES."
J. S. McCONKEY.
,
CO., ’PHONE
_
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*
13s
&
J
)0
“Ilobbius and Co.” stands for all that | (
WANTED
WANTED
68 RANGITIKEI
.
_>
grade)
to
varieties to grow.—-’Phone 1036.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
4u.
MAIN STREET EAST. ’PHONE
.
.
DAY OR NIGHT.
[Motor llear.so in tho District,
well adapted for town or country
talesman (2)
obtainable. Delivery
any part of the tow it Cooper’s reliable
sends in stock, and expert advice given as to
when and how to sow them, and the best
THOS.
vpPLES.
e
WHALLEY
TAONUJ STREET.
kinds of Engineering Work nnBAGS onions at vonr own
dertaken. 'Country work, dairy
aneprices. Harry Balmt
factories; .refrigerating' plants a special*
sale, Saturday, 11 a.m.
itv. Fifteen years with Joseph Nathan,
CANTED, msTrricd ploughman for Lid.
KNOWN.—Wo have sold
ieral printer, the Square, Palmera number of .pianos lately, and
n North.
have further enquiries. Send yours to
(broomed ! Larry Palmer'
SELL,
TO
7.ANTED
BESTIMATES given Tor- any-class of
house; largo section; hot and i-J build in, and repair work. -L. W.
I
business some. day. _ Hut
“jD
kinds of
nting. ’Phone 1020.—A. L. A Vest- dress
roland, bookseller, stationer and
ICE CREAM.
ICE CREAM
SUNDAES.
, ICiCCREAM SODAS.
FRUIT SALAD. , . J . ■
TEA AND CAKES.
PHOTOS.
THEY ARE LIFELIKE.
eve
aro experi-
.
given for all
PRlNTlNG.—Quotations
commercial and general
XfOTHING
RING 535.
AMBITION
.£.
ranged.—Wackrill and Stewart,
Ford dealers, Palmerston North.
Soda Fountain and Tea Rooms.
moments
• lea-rn in -accountancy,
There.. istytoping,
and modern a olhee
MR
street.
to you.
011B1NS AND CO.”
enced HiambPin-tho 1 manufacture
bedding, upholstery work, blinds,
BUSINESS MAN, increase your of
motor
deinstalling
a
profits by
curtains, loose covers, etc. Venetian
livery service. Consult un and learn
arservice
can
be
how an economical
and re-corded. In fact
Ltd., blinds re-taped
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Photographs,
.
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Von
rcm
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PALMERSTON NORTH.
’Phone 971.
nil
CROWN
STUDIOS
17
FOOTBALL.
MISS ORRELL.
21 BROAD STREET,
are
IT IS REST TO HAVE THE REST.
T,,K
?
;
into■
(jualrf’ied? ;
inform Dairy Fanners
Owners generally that,
ho has a special treatment for milk
[over, which is giving better results than
tho ordinary air method, particularly
if applied promptly. Fees strictly modest. Telephone uOG. Victoria street.
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('ash':
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Are You Troubled With Ysur
Eyesight?
IF SO CONSULT TBE
LEADING LOCAL OPTICIAN.
J
to
ITSTTSHES
W and Cow
&
I. on TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER
]S(h, 1917, at All Saints’ Schoolroom,
Church street.
Worth
D. H. RAIT M.R.C.V.S. (Lend.)
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/^NTNCIIAMEf^'I
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[ 7->ALMERSTGS'
JAKE
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nV
a! bL
residence. -1J
‘reason
illiam CRAVEN SCHOOL. QUEEN STREET.
street. Palmerston North,
.John Jiles Iveelev ; a god 3G years.
•!.
6d.
PATRIOTIC
11.
his
mill-. Third Term, 1017. will begin on
3s
lid.
(VuLUNSGN
-
mother's
is to go
2.s
2s (3d, 2s Od.
PETER I’AX mi,.
(TITS; embroiderbecoming.
2s Od,
XET SAILOR C OLLARS. 2s Od,
3s 3d. 4s Gd.
1 ■
Part
DEATH.
YOUR
K lid. 2s 3d,
CHI LDRKX'S
LAICS .VXD
ed
Verv
i'V
I
own beliall.
and confectionery
delivered. Plume
continuance ol same on
KKKLLV.—On September loth,
y
spare
(OLi.ARS m organdy nni'iin and lawn; many
charming new designs. Is Od,
'.,
TXTANTEi) KNOWN.--Opening on
A.XTKD TO RENT. a convenient
Palace
four or five-roomed bouse, in
adjoining
SaturdaV.
n
C.
house, poultry yard. Apply L.
Theatre, .Mrs Brewster's Depot tor mil locality. Apply "Quintus." "StanWest. ’ Phone 235.
ladies’ and children’s lingerie. .Prices ir.l” Olfice.
incubator
sittings
and
moderate.
XTANTED, 3 boys for our grocery
SALESAOH
-* , lots, white Leghorns, from Leger
and ironmongery departmenis;
URNITUIvE of all kinds in keen do|7f
it
moiwl as instanced in onr sales
ery facility given for advancement.
inaml
mid Alumbv world’s champion strums.
dd-t. lately.
Semi voiirs to iiarrv Halinor’o.
Watson Bros., Ltd.
Apply 570 MauijMroet. JJVlophone
) HODE Island Reds and White Leg17'ofrsALE, boat-shaped pram, nearabout 2 cords fire wood,
VrTTANTED,
it horns. Sittings from specially
JP ly new and perfectly clean ; also
VV 4ft. lengths; give price deliveradb-eted laying pens; 15 eggs 15s lid. ->G
child’s co 1 with new maitrass. For
P.N. Write ••Albert.” "Standard"
el,
nton street.
dress apply "Standard” Office.
i fltice.
SALE, table potatoes, 1-s 6d a
JOYS’ caps Irom Oil; boys’ all-wool
SHOP have buyers for
S’7oll
|C sack.— A. Rankin, Rangiotu.
J golf hose from 3s '_M. Had field s.
.it
two broody liens. Will someone
.here the bargains are.
*57011 SALE. -1 .-springing boilers, 3 donate'
no mistake! Ibe plate lor
old. at ‘the drop— J. MorA CITY For quality, Pegden leads.
highest quality fnrnitmv is IV;
(Heat spring furniture sale going
rison, Halcombe. Rhone 0.
Our sale prices beat all.
ns.
splendid strong, (let solid fur nit tiro at saving
I 7()n SALE, Bradley gig in
d!
SACKS produce all kind
order; newly painted; adjustable prices.
ST
eiishioh, curved wings, etc.
J he auctioned at Harm Ba
r.\NTi:i) KNOWN. 6..10 11.p. Ex
mui slicing
tip
r's, to-morrow at 11 o’clock,
Winch tyre Imht spring
Also’ one
celsior motor amt coach built side
T V
Hawker,
housemaid waitress.
drav, cheap. Apply \.
ear at Harry Palmer’s Auefion Sale toffr A N'T ED.
blacksmith and wheelwright, Bnnny- morrow, 2 p.m.
Apply Royal Hotel.
ihorpe.
FOLSES.—Striped Voile 2s lid:
ol eggs, p.b. IL O
from 6s fid; Figured
—Don’t miss a copy of this fine
TTMHI SALE, sittings
J; Alinorcas, white and brown Leg- Voile Floral
6d; White Voile Iroiu os
song. To it" sung in Palmerston
from
os
iv
s
6s 6d; Coloured
horns, of Government Department
rtb shortly. Obtainable at (ole’s
some, lid; Hadiaiita from
best utility strain; os (id. Also
Silk Poplin from S)s Bd; Navy Blue
.1 Win. Gales,
n
voung roosters ot same strain. D\‘ j Crept* Do C.Tiene, 12s Bd. —J. Hadlieid,
IALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise;
with chickens can lie had it ordered m Hangitikei street, "where, the bargains
top market price to trade and
Aime. T. k\ Christiansen, 08 Boundary a re.”
! 01
i<>rs; cash by return post. Apply
Road west.
tomato
SELL,
TO
WANTED
.M inagor IVariine Co., IGS Queen
t
plants; orders taken now. —P. st eet, Auckland.
lute
OR SALE, sittings of eggs. W
II Harr, (58 College street west. 'Phone
F know we have some of the finLeghorns, Brown Leghorns, Sil- 1018. '
There is an advance in
ver AVyandottes, White Rocks, Black TmYTLISTS.
itio
pnros of cycle tyros.
est pictures ever shown in PalAlinorcas, 5s per sitting—A. Jl. Rush. e.dling for one week only at the old
Akc
Avenue street fl’ark Road east),
don North and wo invito yon to
ju'iccs, with a cash discount of 5 per
cent. We have in stock Hates, BritanAke, hokuwliilu.
>ct at Alexander Clark and Co., 3
nia, Dunlop, Alichelius, Pt'dleys, Avons,
and Occanios. It pays you to deal with
ns.—Watt’s Cycle Depot, 8 Hangitikei
Herbert street,
OR SALE, split heart Black Birch
Red Birch, Maire, Honau and street.
KNOWN.—Produce of
7'AXi'KD
:ai Posts, also split Battens; railage I >(>ST Cards, patriotic, birthday.
all descriptions but of only the
and
Co.,
—Spehnau
station.
etc.,
any
1
3
comic, study, views, song,
quality always on sale, at Harry
•evster Buildings.
the latest and daintiest to select from
ner’s.
milE popular Ford car. Moderate m at Airs Kavanagh’s. opposite subway
ANTED, butter churn, ‘2OO to
first cost and upkeep. Arrange
5001 hs. ; must ho in good order.
and
to-day.—
run
for a demonstration
Iv with price to Chairman, BuunydealLtd.,
Lord
Stewart,
Wackrill and
pe Dairy Co., Bnnythorpe._
TNSP.KCT our Show of Pictures fram’phono 101.
ers. Palmerston North:
-1
MNT Irom till; Floral Muslin >d;
(link
ed and untrained —Alexander
Hailstone 8d; Striped Voile- Od,
lat/CYCLISTS! Como and sco tlio
Is; White Voile front Is Id;
tt>d
Vp cst hall-hearing cycle horn, price and Co., 3 Filzhorbert street.
ore Silk from Is lid; Fuji Silk
6(1;
-Is
12s G<l; tyres, 7s Od; tnbo*g
d yard; Blink Merve Silk 2s 11<I;
saddles, 7s Od ; chains 5s (id; Iree EVERYTHING in furniture at genu- V to Jap Silk Irom 3s Id ; Cream and
lamps,
(id
gas
fid;
wheels,’-Is ; pedals, 5s
| IJ
ine ,sak; prices at Pegden’s. No [
Bine Best French Soft Silk, Is (id
10s fid’, Now Cycles, £8 10».—Crown ■ateh lines all new artistic furniture. U
.—|.
Hadiicld, Pangitikei street,
Cycle and Motor Works.
the bargains are.”
all
i
Uomediutis).
I uterval.
NOTICE.
Full .stocks of fruit
hand. Orders
on
898.
those
will hover return
DON’Tthat waste
Ss (id.
\7ANTEI)
¥
Pvt. I'ashmore.
I NVITE applications for position ot
Pvt. <)'('arroll.
Miss Keeling
i Manageress uif The Willard Home
MHs Keeling.
(1.) Tarantelle,
(furnished rooms lor soldiers' wives
Pvt. O'Garroll.
(c) Cossack Dance
and 3iext-of-kin). Salary. 02 10s )K*r
(ci) Russian Mazurka,
week with residence. References inMiss Keeling & Pvt. oCarroll.
commence
Octo
Duties:
dispensable.
Song, “Keep Smiling Mother.’ Pvv. Baker.
tober Ist. Apply by letter to
Mrs Bailey.
Ballad, Selected.
3IRS OR ADD,
The First Part will conclude with the
first appearance of
128 College street west,
SHURROUK and LANG (knock-abom
Palmerston. North.
T. 11. HODGSON,
lion. See. Carnival Committee.
,
"11.1
.
EMBROIDERY
\
‘‘Maritaua.
(hieratic; Selection,
Baby.
No. 30, The Flax mil levs’ Baby.
No, 31, The Racing (Tub Babv.
nn[]E
.0W.\
_
Pvt. Thomson.
.Miss Watson.
Song, Selected,
J’- 'I- I'- RRsHHP begs to notify
TV'f
iVI. the general public that he Inis
purchased from the 'I rnstees oi the hue
,!. Treziso
the "Imperial” frnil and
cutifeetionery Im-iness in the Stiiiare,
ami in returning thanks lor the support
accorded his late employer bespeaks a]
FI NKUAI. 'NOTICK.
RE PE DL Cl! EXE COLLARS in
perfectly new styles. Delicate
col.inriuas. 2s 3d to os 11(1.
SILK COIiLARS in pale blue and
pink: hand painted corners.
(
1
Babv Wood.
The'Farmers’
(Gulliver).
No. in, Baby Lee.
No. 11. The Occidental Baby (Steer),
No. 13*. Baby Turner.
No. 14, Baby Aitov, smith
No. 15. The Sporting Snooker.
No. 17. The Patriotic Shop Baby.
No. 18, The Kosy Kid.
No. 19. The Soldiers’ Baby.
No. 21, Tito Stock Baby.
No. 22, The Licensed Victuallers’ Baby.
No. 23, The Friendly Societies’ Baby.
No. 24. The Red Cross Baby.
No. 25, The Dairy Baby.
No. 26. The Campbell St. School Baby.
No. 27. The Railway Baby.
No. 28, The Drapers’ Twins.
No. 29, The Commercial Travellers
nnne.
87011
Corp. Simpson.
Comic Song. "My Rachel’s Lyes,
Sergt.-Major Barehnm.
Song, "The Laud of the Long Ago,"
|
PI!11 ITS : ]).r. is. Stalls fid. BookBaby (Woodley).
ing (Id extra. Plan ai Andrew Millar s
5, The Uangiotn Baity (Donaldson).
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TE3IPER6, Baby Robbie.
ANCE UNION
Baby
School
!), The' Terrace End
2,
tones el
_
1.
1
:tih >ometinie> the high
colour that are so Elective
note in the completion oi a cos-
becoming,
"*
Diademe,
Marama Orchestra.
Song, "The Song of the Bow,
Pvt. Maloiic.
Monologue. "How we Saved thy Burge,'
Pvt. L Wood.
Soup- , *’(«od Scud \ou Back lo Me.
A RATION
A
-500 S
,
No.
No.
No.
No.
Part
Overtime, "La
ClllEEmi’S
SPEC TACLE,
BIRTH’OF
The
ty
TnNLAROEJ) Photographs
Engagement.
Waiting
housekeeper or lady help.
Bedstead?,
58s ltd; full size Ilium Bedsteads,
; solid
Oak Dining Chairs, loose
Dining Chaits,
S, 23s 6d; Rinui
; ' Kitchen Chairs,
Gs Gd. Other
Sons,
‘os equally low at Andrews and
tiity and low prices every time.
size
solid
Oak
Working
Wanted. —A fibre-carter, 16s day.
Waiting Engagement.—Good married oouple want milking on shares.
Wanted.—Cook, housemaid, parlour-
maid tor gentleman’s house (town),
lady helps (--V), general (CDs), housemaid (private) 255, girls to assist
four
roomed
SEEL,
(town), several generals tor town and
7AN TED TO
all
con'
sneer,
KNOWN—Teed’s
Corn
Terrace
house,
laundress, children’s nurse
ANTED
| nicnces, large section; easy terms, 'country,
Cure obtainable all chemists. An
>(2os), mir-" girl in town, housemaids,
Ikix.
Is
Olfice.
per
euro.
klress
atwaitrc
-<■,, and cooks (hotels).
“Standard”
_
j
almost infallible
1\ anted.— Ploughmen,
Wholesale houses stock it.
-10s; farm
Maoriland
4 LBINE HATS! ALPINE HATS! ham's; young men for sheep station;
sever;-;!
only
wear
te
men
I'or
gardening ami milk 3
The latest in head
Dairy Co., Ltd., aro buyers of
married gardener, cottage found
he, had at Bill Skinner’s, Main street ee
highany
in
quantity;
cream
separator
jchaliV-ur: married couple, cottage
est market value given. Further par- west.
and found, L'l3o year; scrub cutters, conSTEVENS,
ticulars P.O, Pox 185. ’Wanganui.
RS
dressmaker
tract : hush men; bricklayer, highest!
Vj
ERE we are for largest assortment V'-H. costumicro, above D. M. George’s,1 wages; kitchen men: porters; milkers,
seaboots
for
the
and
gum
boots
the Square (side door). Fit tied styh «10s; married couple, Wife &eu«fi«L
.
son. Eight prices; all sizes.—Luiulors guaranteed. Charges
very reasonable .Udd. luitudL
Pros., Hongotea.
Wong Hop and Co., next Kosy, will
give ijd per lb., for small or large lots,
W
WANTED KNOWN.
1
1
1
1
.\
.
jnav take delivery of voting tickets
anv time from Hon. Secretary.
\\.
311 C MTV
Committees of various candidates
AND ORCHESTRA.
:
THE NEW NECKWEAR HAS
MANY SPECIAL CHARMS,
silk, .'i.l inches wide. Is
elsewhere ‘is lld
HadVTOToniy whir-. mu ilio .U-lioate
bargains are.
>ull tints that are so very
t
hj
(Under the Distinguished Patronage of
His Excellency the Governor-General
and Countess of Liverpool.)
PROGRAMME.
(!
w.
■nrs.SOBK
8,
yard;
"Super,”
>
k
*L
North.
e
■
(
uerslon
!•
TO-MORROW (SATURDAY)
SEPTEMBER loth.
MANAMA CONCERT PARTY
RIFEITH ’S
ciiiEumrs
W
<p\.
WANTED,
(
tailors, Rangilikei
o
on
honey
i
s■>
•>
>->*
”
good two-frame
extractor:
reversible
Owner may frames preferred. Apply
application to "Standard” Oiliee.
i
■a
�
DEES inittertish, 10 sacks
of the Paiish and G sacks oysters artriotie Simp Haby, The Stock
to-night lor to-morrow. Don t
ive
TO LET AND FOR SALE,
Habv, The Ko.sy Kid, and The Commerish
vonr ehanee. -Dominion
on view at lidBaby,
cial
Travellers'
nno LET, sunny well furnished double
Every photo Si
window
to-morrow.
lens'
I. hcd-sittiug room, <losc to Square a, gem.
NTED, by married woman, light
V
and station. Apply 38 Cuba .street,
situation or work 'lew hours
superior girl about 1
TANTICI),
order;
g 7n|
SALE, organ, in good
Write "T.M.." "Standard"
W or 16 as light help and StoI take 0ai!v.
Jffi price Li). Empire Auction Mart, haby
nion Ifliee.
out; easy place. Apply
tuba street.
I'UTANTKD, man capable ol nmlerstreet.
T7OU SALE, a light gig mare; suitand suh-editorVV taking reporting
big
-Why
pay
KNOWN.
ANTED
|
evening newspaper,
able for lady or children to drive ; 4f, 17
prices for potatoes Huy at your d work on an
t
v
Int.
harness.
or
Apply
eligible
military
saddle
.service need
quiet in
Marry Palmers to-morrow. tpplieants
e'.vi) price.
Harvester Co.
at apply.
Applications to be address.Must
go.
1 I a.m.
-1 e/o "Standard” Olhc<’.
5 AOll SALE, broody bens. Apply
'INTKD. one or two large unfurOffice.
jp
our window to-morrow
uTTATCH
nished rooms with use oi conv> lor competition baby pitot
SALE. 31 h.p. Rex motor veniences.
Apnlv "X,” "Standard
Aerv nboto a gem Bilious’ Studio.
bicycle and .side-chair in _ good OHice.
order or will exchange lor a lightei
baking powder, Is tin : icing
EAVEII
r
ERY best factory butter. 1s .Id lb..
motor bicycle. Address at "Standard
S( > sugar, 5d lit.; dried Apricots. Is
at the single profit grocers. —SinOllier,
■.
lb.—The .Money Savers. Sinclair and
ir and t 0., opposite subway.
cheap, just landed, lat- Co., opposite Subway.
SALE,
OH
171
AIIRENTER, eapable Ol taking
test ILS.A, motor cycle and eaIf A DIES’ raincoats Horn 20s, at .).
charge outside, wants employnoelct side-car; must quit. Apply Anstreet,
Haugitikei
IJ Madfield’s,
drew’s Oarage.
>iit, country work. Reply
"where the bargains are.”
landard’’ Otiice,
SALE, good spring cart horse RANTED, smart woman tor makfurnished rooms,
7ANTED, two
JU and set harness; Ldfi the lot. t t ing children's frocks and underV use of conveniences. Apply "FurApply "Standard” Office.
clothing. Apply "Chuck.” ■•Standard
bed,” "Standard” Office.
English light car, tour (ffliec.
5701’ SALE, in
good running eondiTO I.FT, furnished trout
ANTED,
I cylinder, "A.B.t
man to milk, gargood
7
"Standard’'
tion. Apply
room; quiet home. Apply "StanApply
den and general work.
V
{iffica 1.
rd” Cilice.
it (1 iHies, Hangitikei street.
HOES E.
1* E R A
ring.
»
—
V.
TO
A
(
.
Jl
“Standard” Office.
;
in
7.30 p.m. share.
Business: To receive report of Allo-
:;t
dard’’ Office.
-s Aor.M), gold
have same,
(TON
cation Committee; to arrange lor TravBallot Boxes will be placed at
voting competition.
T 11. Hodgson, shoe store, the Square. ellers’ Dabv in
C. I!. COPE, See.
y Mowleni. tobacconist, the Square.
Rert Pratt, tobacconist, the Square.
A L A C E.
Kosy JTciures, the Square.
Torstonson's Studio, the Square,
TUESDAY AND WE ONES I) AV,
l.earv’s -Music Shop, the Square.
September 18 and 10.
Andrew Millar’s, bookseller, the Square.
31 ATI NEE WEDNESDAY AT ‘J.
Collinson and Cunniughanie, Broadway.
AVebb and Brown,
li.nm; tail; last seen on the Kopauo "SdSIT ANTED. at once, nursery housequaint property. Anyone ucivino; information VI maid. Apply "Standard" Office.
will hr rewarded. —W. Hayward, Kai- jt/| ATE ICS ITV Nurse now open tor
ranga.
iV.I. engagement. Apply by letter,
T OST. between llangitikoi street and "Nurse,” ••Standard" Office.
I J Square, teddy hear, valued as mm-; next time you try to cut a
keepsake. Apply “Standard’' Oliiee.
t.
thin" 1 itli a thing that won't
| AOCNI), oilskin coat on road to I’alut, send it to us to be sharpened. We
JL
morston from Mr Hnchamurs an sharpen anything with an edge.sale. Owner can have same by paying truly and Navy Stores.
Apply “Stancost of advertisement.
\NTKI)
HI
And here is where Enid steps
THE MOVi E 'IT ! ROMA
A romance ul lore* iliai sparkles in
the eyes of all the three who form the
at G.40. 8.30.
Spapsiuls Trust.
s
.Margaret
Dolnnd
Picturisod troni
\V\S HEIV HANDSOME LOVER A
Novel
of
Gr<':«
WHITE SLAV IAR.
AMBITION AND MOTHER LOVE. IT is unlikely hut you should hear the
Aunt in spectacles.
CO.M 31 ER( IAI. TRAYELLERS.
The greatest little snoh in America
runs a wav with a hard-up student
4 31EET.1NH of above will he held
and is SHAMELESSLY (I LA I).
171
,
Enid Bennett
“THE itfON WOMAN,”
“THE IRON WOMAN,”
“THE IRON WOMAN,”
NEXT.
BALLOT OPENS SATURDAY -Monday
count ol votes <m
i HIST
donated
next when a special prize
hy Mr T. 11. Hodgson will bo awarded
,
happiness
ns
in aid of
NO 21 THE STOCK BABY.
PRICES: 3s, 2s and Is.
Box Plan at Andn-w -Millar s.
ON TEST.
OTIN G
l> ABY
to leading baby.
drama
*■'
(
QUAN'D
£
racy and
presents the
Presents To-night under the
FUiJJiibUl'ji; uaiux
TELEPHONE NO.
|
'i
UAH (LAIN, small new
Of)
large
with
dwelling
Take
iv,
fenced section; Iroehoki.
mtor cycle as part payment. Apply
11irk Iyto 13 Alanson street, erraeo
hid.
UE person who wrote, two CodV
L
inspiring verses is requested to
iieet me personally at close quarters,
erses am! handwriting to he Mihmitm I.
"In vest igatio n.
boat-shaped side-car,
p;oocl enndition : must he light.
'artieulars and price to Box lid. Bai-
flour,
bags Canterbury
LOST AND FOUND.’
16s ltd; our single profit
Main street
QTOLEN or strayed from my pvo- prices.—Sinclair and Co.,
pertv, chirk Jersey row, with west. 'Phone 2!M.
HOES E.
0 PERA
street.
MANAWATIL FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1817
I
PALMERSTON NORTEL
<
SLII."“10.199-
VOL,
TELEPHONB Na
Standard.
Evening
;
THE
SUBMARINE TOLL.
SPORTING.
DANNMVIHKE HUNT
ML FT INC
(By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
CL[‘li'S
lt*»K ReRSh
lino, weather for die DantieTlifi-r
virke limit Chili's meeting, held yesterday.
The .sum of £10,615 was put through
the machine as against £8332 for the corwaj
Surprise Island
AsaOCUTtON.)
Australian-New Zealand Gable Association
LONDON. Sept.. 12.
The Ail mil si i, y report on the submarine
campaign during tin week gins tin- In!
lowing liglircs, those at. last week’s report
A shipment of this famous
being given in parentheses):
last year. Results:
274-1 (2584)
Arrivals
Hunllcs, of 55 sovs;
Oringi
Guano will arrive about
(2432)
2868
miles. —1 ,1. W, Fitzpatrick’s Dunrobin, Departures
September and will be ob(2'l)
12
11.9 (J. Preston), 1; 5 1,. 11. Collinson’s Stink, out 1600 tons
(3)
6
tainable from all fertilizer
Gaekwar, 10.7 (11. .McSeveiiey), 2; 2 .1. Sunk, under 1600 tons
(9)
12 _
11. (laisford’s l.upinite, 10.9 (A.. Mellon Unsuccessfully attacked
dealers.
ot
The following table- gives tie’
aid), 3.
Time, 3.5 15.
Akiiiu Maiden Hunters’ Steeples, of 45 the weekly statements issued b\ the Briti-h
Island Guano is a
Surprise
Admiralty in regard to the !o s. under tin*
sins; aliout 2 miles.—4 11. I). .Desmond's
complete manure —it may be
Hoatii, 6vrs, 11.4 (Desmond), 1; 1 A. K. snbmaiine campaign. The date opposite
of liguri lines not mean that the
used alone or mixed with
I tanks’ Miss Cun, 11.1 (A. Ward), 2; 2 ,-i-eli set are
lor the week eliding on Dial
W. 11. (laisford's Hollyhock, 11.4 (A. Me (!gtires
any oilier fertilizer.
but
the
dale,
ii
is
the
date
on
winch
lie,me-,
1.50.
Donald), 5.
Time.
In
reporting on its analysis, Mr.
Jtualiine Maiden Hack, of 50 sovs: 51. are cabled.
< Iyer
1 huh i 1 ' u III'
Macindoe writes:
liirlon.es. 1 I’. Turnhull’s Bluomitie, syrs
Ki hiii; 1,
ir.no
ccssfut
KiUO
(A. Heed), 1; 5 11. Brookers Ktilnnunnga,
lias Surprise Island Gusno well till,
a Had.' V.-V'dh.
inns.
Ion.
9.4 (ine. llllis overweight) (It. Itronker), 2; M;i 1,
tains tlie hi*h reputation which the rail!
.
12
4
t)
ro
1
V.
(('.
washed
j
Willys
Knight:
and
Winter’s
Bud Deposits, known in the
I I'arkcs
;l
U
5
12
market at Phoiphalic Guanoi, huff in
l-l
Price), 5.
Also ran: 9 Nowl ant (11. .March
5
l(i
past earned lor thcmieivei.
t|
Match
16
15
the
Heed), 2 Signorella (W. Price), 7 Tan Ki March 25
19
"Beside* solubility, another valuable
21
It.
3
(H. Watson), 5 Arihia (K. I .owe-), 4 .Master
quality i« that there is nu wtulo, every
!5
[I;
March 5o
10
7
10 Kohiwai (T. George),
i,y (J. (lisen),
put in the noil will be t«L«ii
ounce
ii
1)
11i
17
April
15
by the plant#
8 Mystic Light (Murphy).
up
Time, 1.12^,
17
Ap.il 13
0
2
14
Danimviiki Hunt (.up Steeple*, ol 85 April 20
Ask your fertilizer dealer forpamplilct
15
12
HI
ii
sow; ahonl. 21 miles IT. K. Taylor's April 27
40
9
—“Profitable Manuring”—or write
27
15
('lndian, 12.2 (A. Ward). 1; 6 H. J. Sex
Mac 4 .
5H
3
24
13
tlie agents of The New Austral Guano
ton’s Te Ma.mnri (Hi-toni, 2; 4 (I. I.ipton’s Mav 11
34
16
24
22
Co.; Cathie. Dempster & Co., Box
Argo (Uopostake), 3_ Also ran —2 Warhead
13
19
3
Mav 13 . .
5
tj.
959, Wellington, lor a frea copy.
Roach)
10.12. 3 Oiiipoio (11. Me- May 25
13
9
9
Sweeney) 10.7. 3, When Te Marinin fell .1.
O
\
IS
17
June
1
shaking.
red
bad
Time,
Presto recti
a
15
5
17
.Time 6
5
Presto reccivtd a bad shaking. Time, 6.50. June 15
&
25
22
10
Otawhao Plying Handicap, of 50 sovs; Juno 20
31
27
5
&
furlongs.—4 -1. Fraser’s Idyllic, 7.5 (51b June 27
INSUBANCi'
ATKW
ZEALAND
21
22
7
allow.). (F. ('urlctt), 1; 1 H. Septor’-:- Bez- July 4
In
limited.
.15
11
5
16
mar. 7.12 (A. Reed). 2; 5 F. R. i'earoe’s July 11
14
17
7
3
Trickery, 7,0 (R. Recti). 3. Also ran- 3 July 13
i)
14
12
4
SEBSCIMBED CAPITAL, £1,500,000.
Rio (S. (lender-on) 8.6 (ine. 71bs penalty), Jul • 25
15
21
n
(31hs
Eire, Marine ami Accident Bisks of
((’.
Larmont)
over).
7.12
11 Braeim re
13
9
1
August
5
b Pull Mall (Con. Reed) 7.7. 9 Gipsy Gt-m August 3
i‘very description accepted at Lowest
13
2
(1 Morris), 7 Queen J izzie (F Smith) 6.13 .Vug ust Hi
f 'nrrcnt Rates.
/>
•i
15
14 '
(51b allowance), 8 Hacklire (S. llagby) 6.13 August 25
Prompt and Liberal Settlements.
15
3
12
Johnson)
(F.
10
Welshman
(51b allowance),
13
n
August. 2'J
5
11. K. KEMPTIiUICNE, Manager.
Won b>
7.2, 2 Bloomine (Murphy) 7.9.
Sept. I)
20
5
9
AGENTS;—
two lengths.
12
Sr-pt. 12
12
0
Palmerston North; WaSidcgravo and
Ashcott Ladies’ Bracelet (hunters), ol 50
Dempsy.
1 , miles. Gentlemen riders.. - Mrs .1.
ITALIAN SINKINGS.
Ashlmrst: .1. 11. Vincent,
B. (Jai-sford’s Mattock 12.13 (J. B. CtuV
ford), : 4 Mrs .1, Brice’s Onipolo, 10.7
Awaliuri: 11. 1!. Stephens,
Also ran—6 Kohiku (B. Gor(Purcell), 2.
LONDON, Sent. 12.
Fox ton ; T. Remmer.
('l.
lonkin-p
aptain Block
An L fu! t;i n of)i<• ia nic-sage sa\.■:
don) 1 i.lii, 5
Last
Rungotoa: Landers Bros.
mooting'
i espondingHunters'
NOTE THROUGH THE POST
WILL SUFFICE.
A SHORT PRICE LIST.
MEN'S SADDLE TWEED TROCHEES
l.r,s Od, lOs 0.1.
.MEN’S WHITE A, NAVY DERBY
Ys 0.1.
OVERALLS.
HOYS’ TWEED COTSWOLD SUITS.
19s fid t.i 4T»s.
ROYS’
NAVY PER HE SCIICAH,
ns o<l lo 19s od.
SHOUTS.
ROYS’ HREV SCHOOL SHIRTS.
as .0.1 to Hs od.
.MEN’S ZEPHYR * HAM) SHIRTS.
•is lid to 8s Od.
MEN’S NATURAL SI NO LETS A4s lid to Lis Od.
PANTS
AIA S.
AI EX ’ S CE V LON PY J A10s
Od to 21s.
.ADIES’ GLACE DERBY ROOTS.
18s Od to 3‘2s Gd.
Jnpfrhyt
A
MAIL'
ORDERSn
/
oim
pROH^-
J
‘
11
—v
A becoming* hat
is half the 1)at tie
....
I<SS
i
7 Ini long's.—l -I. Cameron's Hastie,
711 (K. Heed), 1; SJ. Kiev's Maruetoiara.
3.2 (A. IF ad), 2; 7 F. d. Eysnar’„ lilar-U
All. 9.0 (.!. Olson). 3. Also ran—4 ( Lady
|'dllh (C. Price) 8.1, 6 Tuti. orn (\V. Frier)
8.0. 2 Hii'irian (PA Larmont)-7.12, 8 All Talk
iCon Reid) 7,5, 10 Arlliia (Rugby) 6.12. 11
Gipsy (dm (F. Johnson) 7.4. 9 Torclilijfht
(!.,
Morris) 6.11, 3 Try Again (F. Collett)
7.10. Weii by a. length.
To Mat an Hack Steeplcehar.o, of 50 sov>;
aboid 2 miles.--4 R. 'IV HiangaU Jem. 10.9
HI. Fun). 1; 1 \V. 11. GaistordV Merry
2;
Jack. 12 0 fine, penalty) (A. McDonald),
5
F. Vallance’s Torchy, 9-7 (< Vpestake),
3 A 1 Si i ian —2 Sahrenni (F. Flynn) 10.7. 3
pawerewerc (11, McSweoiuy) 9.7.
V
r*.
•>
S&.!?
RELIGIONS OF SOLDIERS.
AX EXPFDITIONAUV FORCT
RETURN.
>-
466.
SHANNON.
From Our Own Correspondent,
1 lie usual mooting of (lie Borough Conn
oil was hold a. tin
Mi
ilies’
Institute m
’<111110!Hors boin;.
In the unavoidable ahsenoe o
present.
the .Mayor through indlflereiit health Cr
F, d. Spencer was voted to tin eliair.
COl rc.pondence was reet.ivod Iroin Alt
.1. ’I. .Martin, id tin- Municipal Associa
linn, Wellington, selling fori It the henellti
tin- Council would d< live 1»\ joining the .V,
socialion.
From Mi
Gold'-mith, Cot.: my (hj rk.
Ilorowfaemiii Council, referring to various
matters, a!.so agreeing to their ranger. Mi
Watson, being temporarily emplovecl by
the Council.
Fron the secretary Public Library, askini
for an interview with the Council Commit
\\
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tlie
(
follow :
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Church of England
Presbyterian
Roman Catholic
Methodist
t< o.
3,711
3.662
1,311
822
646
397
Protestant
M
Congregational
Salvation Army,
Church of Christ
272
190
140
115
93
Flvmoulh Brethren
Diitli man
Jewish
Mormon
Nonconformist
53
50
47
....
Agnostic
Unitarian .
Freethinkers
.
39
30
19
also 12 Spiritualists, 12
Theosophists, 10 Rationalists, 9 Seventh
Day Adventists, 9 Episcopalians, 7 Quakers, 6 (’lnistadelphians, 3 Gm?k, 2 fr.dependent, 1 Deist, 1 Hindoo, and 4515 not
■ i a led.
MOVING ONWA'BD!
and the “Rhenlin”
have
HERBERT
scope I Better and bigger business promises,
with the
Pharmacy imisi
so
MASTERTON SEDUCTION
‘‘RHEULI.V’ MOVES ON-to the promises, two doors irom
liallenstoiu’s, lately occupied by D. Pringle, saddler.
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■*t.
In the seduction case in which Joint
Cro-s, of MasterUut. claimed front Alexander Colquhoun, farmer, and now of
1 letitliani military camp, the sum of £2OOO
lor the seduction of his • daughter, Uremia
Stuart Gross, defendant, continuing his
evidence, said that when he saw .Miss Cross
J'rendevillo’s he was not living will
at
The letter received from Mis;
Ids sisters.
Cross in April of 1917 asked witness to gi
to Wellington to see her and not to be u
coward.
After receiving the letter from
Alis.s Cross from Prondcville’s lie telephoned her on the following Sunday morning. saying that lie would he np in the.
afternoon to see her.
He met her at the
He asked her what the trouble was
gate.
j
and she told him, and asked if he could
help her. Witness asked why she did not
j fell her father and she said she was afraid.
I Witness stiid he would think over the matHe
| ter and talk it over with his brother.
[arranged to meet her on the Tuesday evenHe talked the matter over with his
ing.
and a friend on the Monday and
1 brother
hail a receipt typed out in the office of his
friend iji Maslerton, JJe met Miss Cross
to
\
eh, ,|!ie of over £l4 and al! the records con
mu td with tlie rf*«vo.
Mr Venn endorsed the remarks ol Jus
(•<»-mistoo.
A vott‘ ol
i
thanks, proposed ny
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PALMERSTON North
Good Value In Best Footwear.
MEN'S GLACE KID GOLOSH HALS. MEN’S GLACE DERBY BALS, leather
20s.
lined, “png” toes. 32s Cd.
MKN’S GLACE KID DERBY HALS. men’s box Calf derby bals,
18s 6d.
Although Boots and Shoes are difficult to get in large quantities, we have
managed to get hold ot some real smart lines which, as well as being pleasing
to tho eye, are made to wear well. Me have just landed I'OOIFOHM lines
ifew.:*..
in Boots and Shoes.
ar(In
Bagmll I table
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THE SQUARE
ACRES, Hay of Plenty, all in
English grass except small
portion in crop, diced and divided into
12 paddocks, well watered, 200 acres
present owner’s hands lor 39 years.
Price £23 per acre; £ISOO cash. Wo
have inspected this property and can
(9459)
recommend it.
ACHES, 220 mixed grass, 17
907
iJU 1f
acres crop; fenced and divided into 15 paddocks; well watered;
trouglis and springs; carrying capacity,
90 to 100 milking cows; stock now on
property, 110 head cattle, 3 horses. 6roomed house, up-to-date 8-stall cowshed, engine separator room, stable,
implement shed, piggeries, etc. 4 miles
from township, f mile from school.
THE NEW MODEL
f
are now to Hand, Lucy arc fitted with Urge radiator *nd endowed
stream line body, domed underguards front and rear, black
iniah with nickel fitting®. Smart looking cars with .all
the quali-
ties that havti made the FORD
business.
1
tV. MO ARTY,
We are sorry to record that ‘he Mayor
is still confuted to his home with bronchial
roubles.
II is many friends will bo pleased
i
to wish him a speedy recovery ol his
health.
BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER,
CUBA STREET,
S.^V r-'>=
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Brenda Cross in 1914? Mere
lover or her special Irieml?"
Witness “No."
you
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brand
a uce
PURE—PIQUANT— PALATABLE
Thoroughly matured before being bottled. Keeps good
because of the quality of its ingredients.
Clives a rare relish to hot and cold meats, fish, game, pies,
and
Most economical !
soups, stews
gravies.
Not only goes far, but
Costs Half the Price of Imported Sauce.
BEAVER TOMATO SAUCE should also
be on your Table. JPinest Sauce* oi ita kind !
GET A BOTTLE TO-DAY FROM YOUR STOREKEEPER
L
If unable
postcard
send
to procure “BEAV£JiI,
lor name of neareet Dealer.
,,
The Empire Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Wellington
will)
iter
••And you were- in no way familiar vif ii
her? -"No,
“That being sat, yon wenl not under any
obligation to help her?”—“No."
“('an volt tell Ht's Honor, then, why tins
gill should -elect you to appeal to
lu-lp Y”--“That is not for me to explain.
oj| you were animated solely hy a spirit
of jiiendsiijp in giving lim- money, why
did vou want- to take a receipt at all
“H-'ea.tse 1 might be misjudged.”
“Now, when you paid over that £75, were
yott. not regarding it us wiping out your
obligations in the woman yon had mur-
Jot-
“No,"
“.Now, how do you know abouk ’j ho trouble
al
I'! rend a IToks is alleged to have got
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“She told inn.' 1
“.And do yon think it is a manly thing
to drag it out in this wise?'’—“She told me,
and she may have told others.*'
All T fwtliov evidence had horn given
(or the (leiencn, counsel addressed (lie jury,
and Sir Unhurt Shan traversed (hit
evidence.
The jury retired, and after three-quarters
of 4U hour brought in a verdict for £IOOO
Wanganui
end
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S—-
{
costs,
Ht'r John Kindlav, K.C., with liiui Mr
(loggard. appeared for tin' plaintiff, and
Alt T. \J. Willurd t<u' the defendant.
toorld-wde favourite.
Buy Yours Now!
control.
,
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Mr Stephenson responded to the hunt
words expressed, after which the deputation withdrew and the Council resumed its
Na/ol is known everywhere as the readyto announce that he is
ami money-saving remedy for
( on Tuesday night outside I’reiiileville’s. for use
They drove about a quarter of a mile along coughs and colds. Acts like a charm. 60
prepared to carry out all classes
j (lie road and he told her that he, had de- doses Is 6d. —Advt.
cided to help her by giving her money.
)f horse
dental work at reasonable
1 Witness held u torch while Miss Cross
read and then signed the document with
For chronic chest complaints, Woods' rates. Messages hy ’phone 073 will rewitness’s fountain pen.
Witness told her Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d and 2s 6d.
that he wanted the document to protect A.Ur.
tt<‘.utioi>
ceive
himself against being misbelieved or anything like that,
Miss Cross had never
until April of this year accused hint of
, being the lather of her child,
His Honor: “Why did you put
the
j words in tlin receipt then if she had not.
charged you with being the lather','"
Whims: Just to have an nndei-landing.
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Vou m ver know when one might he
ilia r.geil."
Counsel!
You are engaged to Miss
Wall.
Wit mss: “Yes, 1 have been engaged to
lit t over twelve months.”
Wasn’t it over your attentions to Miss
|
Wall that a coolness between you and
tlhendil sprang up?" “So,"
“You said yesterday that you had a
|
coolness with Miss Cross over a matter of
5(Js for sold Belgian tickets?"—“| thought
i, wan dishonest, 1
“Do you mean to say that she was a
thief?" —“I don't, want to say that, but I
thought i* dishonesty'
“lint after tin's incident you danced with
her and took her home? ’ —“Yes.”
Now, have you not brought up this incident to injure this girl?"
Witness did not answer the. question.
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Sir .John Findlay ; “Very well, 1 will
leave, it to the jury, What were your gelations
a
pulal ion,
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BEAVER WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE livens up a meal wonderfull*- It makes you want food, enjoy it, and digest it.
Made from an old English recipe, there’s nothing but what is
wholesome in
j
Smith’s and C. and C/s.J
1
Hat, sandy loam soil; carried 100 cows
besides other stock 0-roomed house,
every cqnvonionce, washhouse, large
cow shed, bads, engine room, milking
plant complete, shed, loft, man’s room.
Situated within 2 miles of a thriving
township, 1\ miles from railway, school
1 mile. This property has been in tho
—
Does Make
(Between C.
and Spencer, whs nceorded In
and Cr. (kilter mentioned that Price £2O per aero; £9OO cash, balance
!m- had watched and helped the progress r ranged
of the Reserve for over 21 years, and considered it.' condition at present reflected
credit on those who had .1 under their
PALMERSTON NORTH.
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va
sisruEi 111 nia
CHEAP DAIHYINC LAND.
s?-!
A
ROYAL OAK BRAND.
WALKWELL BRAND.
Apply—
-
essaaeaasaas
.
WE HAVE PACIFIC. DARK TAN. AND OX BLOOD POLISHES.
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A 3 BROAD
(LATE J. G.
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mmrr-
CASE.
BE!' P the old Flap; flying. Trade
HA imperially by always riding tlio
Uritish-mado Clincher Cross Car Tyros
and A-Won Motor Cycle Tyres made
lor rough nso on hard roads bv the
North British Pnhher Co. Wholesale
Uavward Bros., Ltd.
TERMS ARRANGED.
the rations trustees, who included
Messrs Wallace, O'Connor, Lind, Wood,
considCassv. Steidn m.ou and Nation.
erable mini nf money bad been spout during
the
conthese voars in In iping I" improve
ditions. and a large ainoui ! win. raised by
various sulisidies and ic eipls. _ A great
deal of trouble was oxporp-need in draining
the propelty, which was of a -wanipy mi;ure. and tiiu laying of own 4J _ miles ol
Mitch credit- was dne
piping was necessary.
Lind for’ his generosity on
to Mr
many occasions
in condition. Ljlinan ial
serve
in a
Stephenson regretted having to sever ins
iu
connection with the busbies*-, as it bold
his memory reminiscences ol many’ pea
much
pleasure
Hint davs, aml he had very
hj, handing over to the Council a substantial
made
Atheist
There. worn
NEAR
P.O. BOX 254.
'PHONE 416
PALMERSTON NORTH.
atiaii.d-.
nl.-ltV.
(I. A,
PRICE
mirtco to. deal with.
Cr. Aloynihai: iul reduced a deputation of
of Messrs' Stcpiion-on and "Venn, w ho, as
trustees of the- Reserve were prepared to
hand over the control of tins business to the
( v.uiK'il.
Mr Stephen n, in handing over
the balance -licet and paper.-, reim.-d to
the many years his ee.lh -agues had been con
needed,with the receive, dining which, tune
lhe linaneiiil eondi!tons bed gone through
lb- regr<dled• being unmany vicissitnc
able to furliid. lee I 01111(11 wil hj the M
and men
cords of yea 1 ,)revi u- P. -1602,
tione.d tliat tin- it H*rve wa- ongiualK do
ComRailway
the
old
Manav.alu
lulled by
pany.
and aft rw.irds (he proparty was
Reference was
vested in thf local bodies.
32,760
16,431
\Vc.deyan
Baptist
Pharmacy,
Eheuiin
HALIiENSTEIN BROS.
1
Snrinir occasion.
leather lined, round toe. 32s 6d.
*7-ROOMED house, all conveniences, MEN’S
GLACE DERBY
BALS.,
e
well laid out grounds, consisting
MEN’S GLACE DERBY BALS, round
leather lined. 23s 6d.
toe, leather lined. 32s 6d.
of an acre and quarter of land, part in MEN’S BOX CALF DERBY BALS,
orchard ; not more than a few minutes’
MEN’S GLACE DERBY BALS, “pug”
leather lined. 23s 6d.
walk From the Square.
toes, patent cap. 32s 6d.
MEN’S ROMEOS, light and strong.
15s od.
Ou the motion of ( As ( aider and Gunning,
was resolved to join the Municipal As
of Representatives yesterday shows the .social ion.
of
the
men who
religious denominations
On the motion of Cos. Fargher and Rich
have left New Zealand with the Expediardson, the Acting Town Clerk’s action in
tionary Forces up to and including the 25th aranging for a ranger was ituloi-i d.
Reinforcements.
The total accounted lor
A letter 1 eceivrd from the Public Library
is 70,445, their religious denominations beCommittee was ledt. to the ( Viuiicii',- Com
ing -as
LL'hvnilha;
For Immediate
Sale.
A return laid on the table of the House ft
HHUBERT lIEPWORTH.
.
In
I he
A charming diversity of styles . anting
wee small tricornes to t lie huge cluwsanih.-mum
seleetmn tor almn.t any
straws will afford delightfu
,
11111 <
iiov.s:
shop.
New shapes, now trimmings, now tlutings inon
lovely than ever- are presented in j« m-entiy arrive,l
to bo chosen by you toprimp of spring hats ready
morrow
,
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Here Herbert Hepworth lias every facility to attend to your
needs. New stocks of the purest drugs arc in the new building,
and GOOD OLD RHEULINI still loads the way as the ONE
GREAT CURE for Rheumatism. Call on Hepworth at the new
*
sovs; 1
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10.7, 7 Jenny Wren (11. R. Gaistoid) 10.7. wed. A arrivals wen* 544 and <le)>a
Kiritaki Hack Flat Handicap, of 50 Our losses: were nil.
HEPWORTH
[I 7i
olleet.s with
Am! in tli<* newly created hats tnrhan
high crowns are receiving greatest appi•> •
Hat to
minoS of flowers ami fancy ellccls .stitched
ihu o*piey.
crown with occasionallv a pompom or new
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STANDARD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER,
MANAWATU EVENING
OQ
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9cs b
ot
3
YOUNSh
LICENSED FORD DEALERS,
PALMERSTON NORTH AND FEILDLNQ.
10 percent
off our complete stock of Wall Papers tor
a
short period only.
We offer this inducement to attract the attention of the public
to our complete and fashionable selection
ol Wall
Papers.
TURNER’S
Decorators
The Square.
TRUTH
is moio economical than any
we claim that the new Buick ‘"Six
to prove it. When we say it
other Pa,- ol its power we are prepared
w. ire ready with concrete
uses loss petrol than many lour cylinder models
will tackle almost any
evidence. When we toll a hnyer the new Buick “h.x
we are pleased to take him a iun
speed
with
gear
and
sustained
top
on
hill
WHEN
and show him.
And when we state that the Buick
overhead valve engine develops more
jKiwcr than any other motor of equal
size ever huilt our word is upheld hy
eminent engineers in all parts ol the
world.
BETT
&
VALVE-IN-HEAD
BUICE
MOTOR-CARS,
BAYLY, LIMITED.
AGENTS.
_
THE MANAWATD EVENING STANDARD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
3
1917.
Brooklands Poultry Yards.
POULTRY NOTES.
HOSPITAL VISITING
14.
COMMITTEE.
]
from August 14th ami every six clays
(By -‘Utility.”)
TVTOW booking orders lor BabyamiClucks
Black Minorcas. One Shilling each; any
alter. Whin* Leghorns
Till )1 (TiIt'KENS.
Chicks ten per cent,
number Sittings 7s Cid lor 15 eggs; cash with order.
The matter of Use visiting committee to
Whert'ver possible the chickens should
order. Breeding liens and Pedigree Cockerels lor sale. Apply
(tie hospital was brought'up by Mrs Uralih hi' allowed free rimp—-tin's is the secret
deposit
yesterday's meeting ol the Hospital iof reiiring strong, health' chicks, with a
siiBoard,
KAIRANGA ROAD.
and she moved,' (I) that the reso11iiiiiilluin death rate. The brooder or
Union passed by the Board at the meeting chicken hollse should of course be ratloose
(lie
are
youngsters
held on December IT, lV»i6. eotistituliug m-oofj ami when
| tiie whole Board as a
'Kiting committee during the day a watch must be kept
dogs
ai
and cals, I know
tor the General Hospital, be rescinded, laa list IJtowlhm
who had the plea
j (2) That a committee of not mofe Ulan lour |nl one poidtil Keeper
ms eats who
i or live of the members o' the Board be sure of shooting no less than
chicken qunr
; elected
to visit the General Hospital at | a, d liferent limes raided the
uiudm
Incubator ehickcih. roareil
iri*s.
j sta ted intervals and repot t to ihe Board in !• («eijiiioi.l
omul it ion*, fmiuontly develop canwriting <*t each monthly meeting."
etc.
A
Mrs Crabb said she did n<>( eoieddcl' the lilbai habits for want of osorciae,
of the chickens
; appointment of the Whole Hoard as a visit Up,-fit of blood on. one
of
the
others.
arouses the morbid attention
: ing committee a businesslike arrangement
vie w note
and favoured a small committee that Couh I ain I without fui ther preliminary
blood
j
both
patient.-) am lloek will commence to peek at the either
i keep in touch with
is
i>J>
Board.
The palienis could also repor ..not until (he unfortunate victim
J aii\
lacerated or else torn to l'»e-"ii
complaints lo the
which
...... committee,
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writer ia tin Australian
Toa
time 1 have been missing vmo>Mr J, A. Nash said Mrs Crabb was j •Kms y L*
alK.nl
1
and
trouble,
looking for
reminded the „s from my (IouUV,.
ami
am
ilowivtu.>v
sou,
to,
son
Taranaki
CDO
this
in Mini •
Board what happened in
C
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At (irtif lltey tli.sa gn Ufeu
hir circumstances.
.' 0,
.1 began ,u blame iat-'j
In seconding the motion, Mi's Hill said 1 lew ai a time.
,in ;he very latest >lylc.s, lias jlist been
oilier animals, but 1 knew of no «y she was stire if tile small committee was
oi funvopened up by ns. and wc quote some
given a irial the Board would not want hey eouM got itu<> my houses
[to gel
,o I determined to keep u close watch- ,
vii\ of it. If a monthly report
tackle
;
of
chickens
LINES THAT WILL ATT RA Cl
were received from the matron there plight | )ne iluv I saw a number
it all to pieces
not have been the necessity for the motion. G me of their mines, tearing
belie:,.
lonia
nothing
left
but
was
The-, might not a wavs have the present
noil
CLACK DEitBV FRONT
BOOTS.
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tills continued constantly.” llw above
matron, who was above suspicion,
canStout Sole, Welter Self Cap. 30s.
Mr Nash said that while he had little j s surely an extreme ease of virulent
a, ,
hj
ubalism, but I lioiieve this is where
s.vmparav with the re->'bition, Iv* thought
occur in Inc
Ish >uM he given careful m.-ideralion, and neat number of shortages
''
(hat it would be wiser if the mover amended lo.ks if (a.nitrymen only knew it..
BON CALF DERBY FRONT BOOTS. Sewn Soles. Sell Cap. 22s 6d.
and
resolution by referring it to the By-laws | nay be duo partly to poor feeding
ilnPATENT COLOSH LAC 10 BOOTS, Patent Can. C üba Heels. 1-ls 9d.
that
to
and
escroisi',
.
'j lartlv to insutlioietil
I onilllittee.
things
all
in
the
for
inherent
CLACK DERBY FRONT SHOES, Brown Twill Tops. 29s (hl.
necessity
!
Dr. Whitaker did not -it
j pirit of mischief
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■jexava**si'Z7Zj
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"with
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the Land of
John Hi.
S
Lorna
to tin.
The red clay of "Fed Devon” is Imre on display, worked into quaint am
mottoes—"never /ecd the, Ja-iko o:
thieey.” a.s John Fry would say!
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Quaint in shape, quaint in colouring because only the primary colour;
till’ce a\n
are used, with quaint mottoes such as Help yersel ta c sugar, ’
fresh craim.’’ ‘‘Droou yer sor
:i cun o’ tayr" ‘‘Kale Dem.shcr butler," ‘‘Nice
rows* in ;t clip o’ tay.” "Be canny wi’ tin. eraim.” and "Fresh iroin the dairy.
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‘useful articles bedecked with old-time
1
from the red clay of Devon- tin* land of "Dirt dan Kidd.”
Donne, John Fry, Uncle Huckaback and those, other notabilities dear
heart ul every man and woman from Devonshire!
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Devon—that land of lair women and brave men!
a visiting committee.
;
CALL AND SFF THIS QUAINT DEVON WAKE.
the
’
:
,'oung.
These Are Seasonable Bargains.
j
asked for one.
Mrs Gill maintained that a. resolution had
been passed asking the matron to send a re
port, but none had been sent.
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EMPIRE
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Dill:
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did.
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went
important lor their
, ,
Board founu nf ground well worked over will provide
much healthy employment. As soon as posallegations
be
unfounded.
to
quite
the
N.
PALMERSTON
MAIN STREET,
1
should bo allowed to run
The question of a visiting committee was sible. the chickens
of the brooder house and get ud the
Mrs; out
tu the Hy-laws Committee.
I; ('-abb agreeing
Ihe
e-xcrebe
they can.
to adopt Mr Nashs sug-, fresh air and
chickens grow faster and do much better
g, stion.
in every way on clean new ground, so move
accommodation for
them as often ns you are able, Green food
families, travellers, visitors and
indispensable in the ptoper rearing of
Hot, cold, and
permanent boarders.
For cold in the hen cl—inhale* Nnzol. For is
lot of food, and the
shower baths Large billiard room (two I sure throat or tickling tough take some chickens. They eat a the
green stuff enable
iaxhive
of
tables). All leading brands of Wines | drops on sugar. Lsed either wuy, Zsa-iol then: to properties
clear the- system, also Uio saline and
| works wonders.
60 closes Is 6d. Advt.
and Snlrits keot in stock.
mineral elements in if makes for vigorous
growth. .Shelter from the sun and wind
should also be provided, us chickens will
.suffer greatly if exposed all day without
adequate shade. A good variety of food,
fresh water, clean sleeping'
green .stuff,
the
quarters, and plenty of exercise, tire
main factor.: in building up oood chickens,
■who will grow into the record egg layers oi
When the chicknext- autumn and winter.
•■n.< are about a month old, they may have
sliced beets, mangels, tumpis, mists, etc. :
thev enjoy peeking at them, and the exercise is beneficial, and they gain valuable
feed abo. So soon ns the sex can he determined. the cockerels- should be separated
from the pullets, the former are too rough,
and will if possible consume (lie majority of
the food supplies. Birds of the same size
should be ran together, then there will be
in bullying,
and they will have equal
chances with the food.
HOW TO FEED COWS.
mill;
feeding
toehie.kens care should be
In
taken to ms- that they do not get into tinLeave your hay ration as it Is and give Mbs Linseed Meal
milk vessel, iiml Unit- shortly aft**r\vnrj.l« Ikand -Jilts of bran per day, soaked or dry.
came Ixith sticky anti dirty.
A hot sun
and feathers sticky with milk wiil provide a
FOWLS.
first-class! combination lor the breeding’ of
lib bran or pollard per day
novioUs p-nns.
lib Linseed Meal, 11b
Whitaker:
i) r
Vo-, and the
i
'
EAVER
Baking Powder
;
|
I7IIRST-CLASS
Y
-V.V.
OV will inid nothing more useiHi than an
Wo have thorn in both round ami
triangular shapes, in two sizes
Wi
AT 6s 6d AND 9s 6d.
Cloths AT Is, Is 6d, AND
We also carry stocks of O-Codar Ductless
2s 6d EAC H.
3d EACH.
Q-Cedar Dustless Dusters on handles 1s
1s and 3s bottles.
0-Cedar Oil in
BOSS MOPS fit 58 and
“0-SO-EEZY” Maps at 9s 6d.
COME IN AND S'EE OUR MOPS!
C
Wre-S-’O
i.
-i
1
CSagSSggaWBSgMMBWBWI
IW-ii
PALMERSTON
NORTH,
Makes the finest Scones, Cakes and
Pastry
and keeps them in splendid condition.
Superior to other Baking Powders m
Strength and Economy.
Sold in the Largest Tin for the Money
I>o
INSIST ON GUTTING "BEAVER”-SUBSTJTUTES WONT
u
chalV.
will feed, morning' mash only, -‘lO full grown birds. Solum
the chaff in boiling water, pouring oft surplus_ water after
allowing to stand for a few minutes : add the Linseed Meal,
which will absorb the remaining moisture, then mix in the
pollard or bran and .make the whole a crumbly mash. Chickens
can be fed on this ration after one week old. To fatten poultry quickly, increase meal by 50 per cent.
HORSES.
Add o to libs per day DRV meal io their ration of corn
and chaff.
Commence gradually by adding a small handful
to each meal, slightly moistening the chaff to quake the
Gradually increase to full ration as your
Linseed stick to it.
horses become accustomed to the taste, at Hie same time reducing your supply of corn and ehalf.
Beautiful Ripe Luscious Fruit
—Perfectly Preserved
Adjectives fail in the effort to describe the
delicious lusciousness of St. George Apricot jam. And yet there’s no secret
simply the world’s best apricots from the
famous Teviot district of Central Otago,
syhere icy nights and scorching days produce" superfine fruit. No wonder
If you arc putting up a fowlyard, make
a |aoint of -.w.-eping up a nil n-moMiig any
atrav nail.., ami bits of netting. Should they
bo left, the bri-ds, particuhtrlv the im-x1writ-need chickens, are very apt to pick
them up. When they do. you will have
dead birds from a cause which would have
puzzled you but lor this tip. In making a.
yard have the gate wide enough to admit
the pa-,sage of a wheelbarrow. It will
save lota of lime to be able to sweep Up and
shovel the refuse straight into tin- barrow.
In gelling oil the voting stuff, hold on to a.
few of the earliest hatched chickens. b sua.lly
they are the strong*, st. ns they come from
birds that are at their top after the winter's
so, II from luting and breeding.
_
LIMITED
PALMERSTON NORTH.
“THE GREAT OUTFITTERS,’
about in should be provided, where they
insect life, items so
further than you ■will find worms anddevelopment..
A piece
J
Spring
Fop Youp
An American publication «»«•..
of biiin
tests the provision of n hopper
As
i
j
DEVINE’S
a-
1
SON,
Broadway.
Crockery Merchants,
report from
to a
I
&
A
did not think she had been
ahieii is always before the chickens.
cnjcl''-ir,
ong as the bran is available the
peek at it, and thus keep themselves
I will
iccnpied.
This remedy has, I bebeVe,
1):
WTiiiaker pointed out that members j been tried with .Hlicecss in New Zealand,
were
nnpro-;
practically
trained
lot
stuffs
Another remedy suggested is to give UiAn,
{ cu able at present, and the Board should be j pieces of meat to peek at, or to tie up small
; ao-fni to take no step that might cause j
bundles of lettuce leaves etc., a. lull"
j fib ih„i while a state of war continued, lie! nay oil *he ground, and the chickens gilt,
had
licet
complaints
leaves.
aBo said that patients’
sin use themselves by picking at the
up by Mrs <«ill which had been
i brought
CHICK TN RUN, ETC.
TilK
without foundation
If free range i K not possible, a grass plot
:
Mr., Gill : 1 challenge :hat.
chickens, to run
Dr. Whitaker -aid he had gone into the j r )jaleh of Income, lot' the
|
;
COLLINSON
matron, he
CALVES.
the billowing im-.-i'i *img ,-pt e-h :
Mr 1liven i pressed his plea sum at In-ng
present, •affirming it to la- one of '.ho largIn
,.;i, ■•a.tiierings ever held by pon'ltryraen.
made,
About jib per bead pei day. Dissolve Linseed in boiling
water and add to skim milk.
•>;
dear feeds and the imvKniaticm of Asiatic
eggs, 'in five one hand Ihe cod ot production was increased, on the other bamdlhe
prices of poultry me p’s products were kept
low.
The struggle had been intensified
the industry hail
If w-as hard ligating. but he
believed better Innea would
In the face of increased knowledge
coni-.
rmd Iho high-tested Inver. he felt -tiro pn>
du -ers would come out better than ever.
Years ago the 200 to 3CO egg hen wt.* conwar broke out. and
ninny set-backs.
since
received
A
•r-r'
'Or
IPRICOI
p
j
'*)
$
his opinion the hard time through which
the poultryitecpci lied p.-i-M-d wu. due la
SHEEP.
Can be
2oz per head per day in specially nutted form.
spread on the ground without waste.
For Show Stock double the amount.
PICS.
Linseed Oil Meal and Skim Milk is an ideal food.
FROM ALL STORES, OR FULL PARTICULARS FROM
BLAIR, REED AND CO., WELLINGTON, N.Z.,
OR
ter
swap
iin-: i\i>rsTitv
At a large ineeiing- at C'hristehiurli of
those intei<-sit-cl i ■ the poultry industry, Mr
r.vown. t'c- tlovi-nuni nt poultry e\n--ii.
61
—
ft
ZsyQjySK V\
*.'
excels. kicked when just ripe, the best
fruit is turned a few hours later into jam
in the great cleanly St. George kitchens.
Nothing is added but the F.nest No. 1
sugar. The boiling is done in the great
aluminium double boilers heated by steam
to an exact and even temperature. Ihe
seamless, solderless, sanitary St. George
tins bring a!! the delicious
goodness to your table.
Iry
one
jJ-V
-
....
tin—realise
what jam can really be.
inipoHsibiln-y. I.ml now imtia
au
.variable in large numbers, kor t_hn
ending Pecemb-r 31 last, about ITS.ibo
dozens of cgg» wen imported, 'lbis ou
not seem a great deal, but it was/expected
this, vear the number would bo increased.
There was an apparent short-age of egg
production, but what- was the causelb_ot
mtribiited one of the causes to hick tot
organisation. Producers were unable
‘"Ta
want of being organised to pass the os
id
In 1911, while wheat, tvtr
cost, or.
in ly-o,
eggs averaged Is 3d per dozen ;
when wh-:il was or. Id the price wa.s im
belter. Till- showed lack of . oi-n-ams.ee
would
p .-ver. He tTIt sure the importations
.-net if Milficiint production wa.s forthcoming,
lb- suited that the fiovonnnent were, preu.-re
vear
1
-
rpIIINKING over (he advantages of the Torringum Vacuum Sw.vjmr,
|
ot the A\ alms in
Fhron gh the
wi; vs ere reminded oi ilic ■words
Looking-glass.” He asked the ('arpeiiter if “seven maids with seven
mbps” '(•eii Id sweej) ihc sea beach away in halt, a year! They couldn’t—nor could ihev do the same good work as the 1 oninglnii bwcopci.
You see it is ■ ■
.ibuttaßUr. .-tr aw
A
DOVHLK-ACTIOX SWEEPER.
rotary hnish
li las a brush action, plus a vacuum action. The still
all goes into
whisks and dust out ot the carpet -but. not into the air. Jt
tiie dust chamber where it is held dose prisoner. '1 hen again, tho vacuum
sucks out tiniher dust—none is 1011. No dust Hies into the air to settle
each sweep is a clean sweep, Iho combination lonngton has
tnmroller beariims all-steel driving mechanism, triple bellows, and all
machine at oos.
miiigs are heavily nickel-plated over copper—a splendid
demonstrate, how dlicieui it
Let
"us
Linseed Oil
26 King Street, Sydney Australia
Pamphlets explaining how to feed MeggitlA Linseed Meal forwarded
froo on application.
pared
THE MISSING
MONEY BUYS MORE,
NORTH,
THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON
WHERE YOIM’
OXYGAS
“B URTON'
AND BOTTLED BY
The Common-Sense Remedy
’PEONS 70.
PALMESTON KOS/TH.
Not
SOCIETY.
PROVIDENT
OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE
MUTUAL
SiXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT.
RESULTS FROM
JS’SWS?
NEW BUSINESS, 1010 (Ordinary)
£1,0.M,10j
NEW BUSINESS, DIG (Industrial)
£7,578,125
ASSURANCES IN FORCE Mini BONUSES—
1
pr’r-k
Ordinary Department
,oo GG
Industrial Department
£114,144,947
£36,475,570
accumulated funds .
£5,110,410
annual income
SINCE ESTABLISHMENT
TOTAL CASH BONUSES distributed
ALLOTTED FOR ONE YEAR (1916),
CASH
■y
oldkurc— II
itvaT?V
DINARA or
n#i
AYES THE ÜBDER
S3
(P*k PiiEss
n j
JLOI UIAO
Now Zonl.'iiid
11,.1..
Customhouse
.Quay, Wollinjit
A-*
W
ZoaUnCl,
such excellent suits at tin* money.
practical way ore loud in their
praises ot
the splendid fit. accurate cut.
workmanlike finish, and..above all, the undeniably stylish appearance ol
those
Wonderful Value Suits.
Men's Tailored Boxed Suits
!0
f’OTIFi, 24 OF BA RTBFFT, VATMFTFTON NORTH
ua vs Ai\i> Sat Bit i>AV. 4.
Men's Snorts Suits
as To 635.
r
So)H. 15,
IH'XKmX.
�
brakes were appliedinstantly lie was knockthe wheel.-.
f.(l down ‘ and-dnu;<;vd under
Kulv half an hour eia-psed before the bod v
wan released. The body was badly mutilated
OPEN ON TITFK!
tuonjh;
tuo.
\
|,i
Tin'
laud
ijnvv*
spi'rla! lohai'fVi lm
hi.ni
mrojui atic;
tin')
u> lli'-di Ailmn.it.
plug
-of
cut.—Advß
outdoor
In dilL
men of affairs—havo
Those who have tested tho offer in a
Association.)
and the head severed.
Ui
A. A MU
Mmiujjpr ior Now
An elderly man
Suits,
than once expressed intense surprise at our ability to produce
FATALITIES.
&
killed
imideniilied
ion hi* Uosdyu tramline to-night. Ihe man
walked in front of the car, and though the
THEIR BENEFICIARIES, £47,342,569.
EVERY DESIEABLE FORM OP POLICY—OR-
any amount trom £o to £IO,OOO,
he NEW ZEALAND BRANCH:
iUD
0F t
Johnston, M.L.0., Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Lsq., Pepufcy
ACCIDENTS
1
£857.178
Kan-JosephW, Esq.. B.
tta7l
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INDUSTRIAL —for
JJIXi
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to MEMBERS OR
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BEATALL"
shrewd, lar-scemy; business men.
,
THE TROUBLE
■
,w'n
.
which absolutely lifts fever and
out of the bag and
REMOVES THE CAUSE OF
~’
Proving BEVBIOX«Y
ti
inflammation
-
BONUSES
external dressing, but
“
..
AN INTERNAL MEDICINE
AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL
THE I ATI (JEST
an
uhuv
1
Positively Cured by
ale and stout
y
an.l
dry R-.vds
"'
WAIRUNA.
In shipping circles very little hope is entertained that the Union S.S. Co.’s misoiiiK
1 lie
rarifo steamer Wairuna is still atloal.
ve.isel. which had a. 'mixed |/eneril carjfo
Wolling-lon,
Auek‘•hipjiod at Sydney,
land, clean d the latter port tor San Fran
eisoo <>n May 30. and Cnee then, has 'ot
hern heard of. In view of iiho fact linn
-he liiul lately been fitted with n wireless
>lai:(havin': a radius ol SCrO mihv), and
that had anything of a u.s-ual character
cheeked 1 1**1 progress (such as a broken
shaft ur other mishap to her maetunon)was almo-t bound to have hewn
.soiiit‘l
heard of the steamer, if. is generally surmised that she lias probably boon sunk by
an internal explosion, deliberately arr.oured
Ordinarily the Wairtina
otherwise.
or
would make tin* passage from Auckland to
t";- has
,Sau Francisco in about 28 days,
days.
nru\ been-out for 104
The Wei; ana was in charge ct Captain
Saunders. vVito is well known in Wellingcoast, having been in
ton and on the
service of the company ! ‘ir some _ yea
t .aptain Saunders ha- boon married lor le-.
than a year.
The Wuinma (o\-Matoppa) was a steel
• crew steamer of 3947 tons grout, and rat
bar 100 \1 at. Lloyd'!-. She wax built; in
and Co., <0
1904 by Arms',rong, WhitworthHer
principal
Xe\voii'tli‘-on- l yne. Knghintl.
dimensions wore :— Length, 350 ft. ; beam.
Sh<*
wa.- a
47ft bin., mid depth. 26ft, Tin,
good
■-ootl currier of hep class,-h»d hasindone
the
coal
for
Union
S.S.
Co.
service
the
and general cargo trade between Australia
and New Zealand, and latterly between tin
Dominion and America.
the Scourge of
HARDWARE AND CROOEERY IMPORTERS,
McGRUER’S
non-; imu\ctica,lly abandoned
Mammitisi
BREWED
Some of the Wisest Men of the Day Wear
■dvi- e was always available.
it?!
THE -BURTON BREWERY CO.,
they could, and expert
to help all
vvVU
PC e/Q
a&MaaratzJZ
&
a£
O’CONNOR
The
Save yourself the great expense ol buying a new mower. —11. K. Bergersen, 29
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR.
Corner Rangitikei ami Cuba streets.
FA LM EE SIGN NORTH.
Broad street.
TO
Approved
Current
serates.
at
Security
Slims
BARRISTERS
SOLICITORS,
AND
Call and
DISPLA
Ltd.
PALMERSTON NORTH.
DO YOU WANT HELP?
0J? carrying, customs and forwarding? Employ ns, and get a
AND
splendid service, reliable in operation;
W pass entries exBARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. economical, too. parcels
quickly, safepeditiously, send
TO LEND at Lowest Cur- ly, ship goods, move furniture, near or
;
rent Ratos on Town and Country far. Caretully, too.—The Now Zealand
Express Co., Ltd.
Securities.
J. P. INNES, Notary Public.
QAKLEY, 571
JNNES
O’CONNOR
JEWELLERS,
We give
ring Bold.
a present
and
Trees from 8s 6d
HEDGE
100; Ornamental and FlowTrees and
from 6d each.
Shelter
per
BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,
Shrubs
a free catalogue.—B.
H. Just. Botanical Nurseries, Palmerston North.
ering
Call or
hss removed to Manson and Barr’s
Building, 31 Rangitikei street.
ONEY TO LEND on approved se-
(.
street.
140.
Rates.
Ltd.,
No.
31A
Building,
'Phone 782.
Manson
P
Will
Your
DON’T MISS OUR TALKING WIN-
Attention
to these spivi:i I
]))■!<■(• olfer'cn^s.
KIMMER’S
CASH STORE,
fi ONLY
You.
of Dustin's Eamoils Pies.
STORE THAT GROWS.
EN’S
UN’S
at
Dustin's,
Ice
u
Cream, Patriotic. Sundaes, Spiced
CONNELL,
©
A
MONEY
NEW DRESS FABRICS.
OSES, Carnations, iSwc#>,t
Catalogues for 1017
COLD STORAGE.
Peas.—
now ready
NEW
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
NEW NECKWEAR.
Send for one; j>ost free to any address
THE MANAWATU MEAT AND COLD
STORAGE GO., LTD. (and reduced), —Frank Mason, Sandon Road, Foilding.
FRESH FOOD AND COOLING
STORES,
PRINCESS' STREET.
Premier Wood, Coal and Produce
so hurry to
&
Giorgi,
prompt attention.
THE MANAWATU
assortment of Children’s
LOOK TO THE
JAS.
GO., LTD. (AND REDUCED).
DONALDSON,
11IG11-CLASS TAILOR,
COLEMAN PLACE.
’Phono 132G.
UR suits, costumes and breeches.
Seasonable materials always in
stock.
Bank ul Australasia.
II
[)
*
For men, the newest in Spring and
Slimmer Clothing, Seasonable
MEAT AND COLD STORAGE
Wholesale ami Retail Butchers, next
’Under-
J'rompl, Careful Attention by Experienced
Assistants,
Inspection wel-
No one urged to buy.
\)*>
HOSIERY VALUES.
I Children’s
V
SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE
CO., LTD.
supply only the primest Beef.
Lamb, Pork and Veal.
for their
excellence. Civility and cleanliness
guaranteed. Cash buyers of dairy fed
pork and mother-fed calves.
CLIENTS
goods arc noted
arc notified that
MR B. IJ. SPENCER in
has removed irom the office in Broad
EAR.
MEN’S
.
•nl pair Men's Collars from Gd each
Men's oolleu Caps from Ls od ; Mon’:
Felt Hats from os; Boys’ Suits fron
225; Hoys’ Navy Jerseys from 2s lid
Boys’ Caps from 9d each.
\\
HADFIELD,
RANGITIKEI
STREET.
WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE
noted for
RANGITIKEI STREET,
FOR SPECIAL
f|
wear, Collars ami Ties.
comed.
Mutton,
WE
Our small
terned at Ruhleben and afterwards free
in Berlin and repatriated recently, lecturing at Ha instead, described ati incident of
Mr Gerard’s visit to Wittenberg camp. Hw
motor car was covered with dust, in which
by
the
posals will be endorsed
House; one of (lie interned men. prevented from
although, on a division, the majority speaking to the Ambassador, scrawled "Wo
their
favour
may
be
The want bread." A German officer wiped it
:in
military authorities,
the Police, out The- American chauffeur said: “What
are alike opposed tyfVix o’clock closing, the devil are you doing (herd? Ibis
territory, that
because they rf rgnc that, wore it adopt- American dust. American
the true American spirit. Speaking of
ed. there It,mid be an enormous in- wasown
at
experiences
KuhlobeU. Profcs.ser
crease
iHicit drinking in the cities his
Dehner said our men-sang "Are we downami towu.s whore the men in training
to the tune of "Sun of My
‘kpewd their hours of leave, and there hearted?”
Soul."
would be less opportunity of observing Physicians a .surgeons still available
iii?
checking their use of alcoholic bev- for private practice
i 'And
in Germany are 'so
I erages. The objections they raise ap- comparatively few in number ami so over| pear both
‘‘lf,”
logical.
sound and
worked. besides being subjected to numersay in effect, “you prohibit the ous other physical hardships, that they
i| they
granted
eivilion population from using alcoholic have applied for the extra rations
to men engaged in so-called “heavy” and
| liquors, as beverages, we can undcrof
“heaviest”
forms
—i.c.,
work
arduous
stand vour similarlv barring the solMedidier from their use. But yon should munitions. A writer in the Berlinthat
a
not adopt a measure which will prevent cal Society’s official organ says.
nowadays either lias
the soldier, during his few hours of physician in Germany
distances,
drive his own
to walk enormous
leave, from getting his glass of liquor, motor-car,
ride a bicycle.
It is not
if he wishes to do so, during the only* uncommon orto make journeys totalling 50
time In- can call bis own, and at the or 75 miles a clay.
All doctors are feelsame time the general body of the ing the strain of these unusual
public has access to the hotels through- and regard themselves entitled to bigger
out the day. The soldier who takes his food allowances.
glass will resent such a cutting off of
Mr John Gilchrist, who is an old. bow of
surprise on
(his rights and privileges as a citizen, the school, sprang a pleasant
and will look upon it as a slight put the staff of f ampbell (street school, when lm
presented
yesterday
the
and
upon himself.”
And there is a good attended
school
deal to be said in favour of such a con- a very handsome shield to be annually competed for at -the school .shimming sports.
ton lion.
The. shield will be held by the winner of
f
| Cashmere
most points. For the first contest Mr Gil
There will only l>e seven days’ racing in christ is uI so giving'a gold modal to,the
New Zealand this month, Eas't year there lucky holder of the shield. , A handsome
were seventeen.
case with'carved front encloses the shield,
A second offending inebriate. .lames Mer and the whole is made of Xcw ; Zpaland
eer, was em.vieled and fined 10.-;, or in dc.
woods. The .blending of the various tones
fault 48 hours’ imprisonment, by Mr Ken of inat-ii, mini, and totara knot- make a
rick, S.M., at the Police Court this morn most phasing colour scheme. The silver
a
ornamentation is the
mg.
Although delayed from time to time by
lack of in atot ia Is. the erection of the
An/.ae Chib is proceeding satisfactorily, and
the contractors expect to hand the building
the new
levied by the Gov- over about November 1.
ernment on Tea and Cigarettes held in
An Auckland telegram says the final of
stock.
Ihe X.Z amateur billiard championship
They now claim that it is the duty of between E. W. Warren and W. IT Hacked
the public to recognise this in a practi- resulted: Warren 2000, Hacked 933. The
cal manner by getting their require- winner's host break was 209.
ments from
The latest rumour in literary circles in
Wellington ha* it that Ethel 31. Hell, auSheppard’®, Gash Prevlder®.
thor of “The Way of an Eagle,” etc., is a.
resident, in Taranaki
The Wellington rethe old shop bo
square
NEW FURNISHINGS.
A. J. YORTT,
Yard ’Phone 21!); Private House 570.
.EAR.
A Question of Duty,
deemed it their duty
SHEPPARDS
not to charge their customers
with
duty
PALMERSTON NORTH.
NEW FOOTWEAR.
«
Ico is now available in any quantities.
Orders by Telephone 128 will receive
w
THE UR EAT OUTFITTERS.
Merchant,
ruling’Wellington rates.
B OVS’
OVS’
Box Suits from 37.s (id; Un
dcrpants Irom Is <UI a pair
Singlets from Is 4d each; Men’s Denim:
fnmi 4s !>i 1 a paii>-, Men’s Cotton Socks
3 pairs tor 2s; Woollen Socks from 1;
avoid disappointment.
Millar
NEW LACES and RIBBONS.
(METAIL AM) WHOLESALE),
8 A.RGE slocks of wood and coal on
J
liand ; also straw, chaff and oats.
A splendid
Prime table and seed potatoes for sale
in largo or small quantities. Terms Outfits.
cash —no exceptions.
AND
hcautfliilly nil
iir , the
very
styles.
latest
helled
rana.rtly
avalists; check
Lioensed Land Brokers, Fire, Accidents. Ale. Banapiiic Nectars, Sarsaparilla
lined.
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
31A(i N IKK KNT Showing of the
4
and others
PUBLIC TRUST AGENCY.
TO LEND on Freehold SeLatest ami Most Stylish and
curity in any sum at current
Ill’l! USUAL I*l? ic IV 70s (id.
rates.
ANTED KNOWN, by dealing a Most Serviceable Goods.
SPECIAL SPOT CASH PRICE, 755.
the Gilchrist Furnishing Co. yot
for your money f
I. a. Wc*t, F.N.Z.I.A.] [Ernst V. West. get the best valuefrom
Just the ideal "arnumt lor Spring
factory to tin
they sell direct
and Sommer Showers.
YOU NEED
home, thereby saving the middleman' NEW COSTUMES.
L. G. WEST AND SON,
ONE NOW!
profits. Note address, next "Standard'
Oflice. the Sana re.
REGISTERED ARCHITECTS.
Hiere are only (i ol these Raincoats,
NEW MILLINERY.
is now available at the new
SPACE
Cold Stores. Charges equal to
I
stressed the ttecti fpt avid A building, to
provide a', onlUKkiatiOll alld recreation for
girh who are taking up the'work of men
away fighting. It was decided to keep the
need before the public, when no doubt the
necessary funds will be forthcoming.
In connection with .tile seamen's dispute
at Wellington, a development last night
was an arrangement for tho sailing of the
Hula for Watlgalllli iltld NV.v Plymouth,
am! the Baden Powell for Lyttelton, and
w'ilh extra men for the watches'. Just- as
the 11 uia was about to .suit, it was discovered that the ship’s articles had been stolen,
so the vessel was unable to sail, notwithstanding tli,it all arrangements had been
made for a crew and the. extra man de
munded by tho Seamen’s Union.
Professor Sefton Dclnier, who was in-
<
OVERCOATS
and
THE SQUARE.
THE
RAINPROOF
Rangitikei
Offices, King street.
'Phono 235.
returned that the deceased committed the
act while temporarily insane.
A meeting of ladies interested was held
ibis morning in connection with starting a
hostel in Palmerston in connection witn
the V.W.U.A. movement, Mrs L. A,
Abraham presided, aild all those present
J
DOW AND STUNNING VALUES.
Post Office Boi
&
!)
25's FOR 4s 4cL
3LBS, FOR Is.
CHOICE PRUNES,
NEW SEASON’S.JAMS,
3 TINS FOR Is 4d.
i I'A I’ANTICE given with every one
INC K I TES
RUTHERrURQ
Ai
NEAR ZERO.
SOUTH ISLAND FLOUR,
Ladies!
C.l. Ross So.Ltd.
3
Secretary Kairanga and Manawatu
Dairy Co., Ltd.
ONEY TO LEND at Current
Barr’s,
KEEPING
will assist Iho movement.
an inquest yesterday* oil the body of
a man foiilli.l in Wellington harbour, a witwas
ilrss stated that lie wrts bony luted if
that of a sCanlatl flamed Walter Sarsftr Id, a
single mail, Unknown to base relativ. a in
New Zealand, The inquest was adjourned
until Bidunlay.—At the inquest on AngusKennedy, who was found dead in a bath
with an artery in an arm fclit, it verdict was
,\t
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A. H. GRANT,
ACCOUNTANT. AUDITOR AND
INSURANCE AGENT.
ALL THE TIME
PRICES
write for
curities.
BUSY
with every wedding
MONEY
MR hTgIfFORD MOORE,
DUNCALF,
315 MAIN STREET EAST.
NEAR POST OFFICE,
PALMERSTON NORTE.
of
CLOGS
r.
TYDEMAN,
&
’PHONE 32.
BE SURE OF DRY FEET.
ANT)
Call!
ol Lollies and Choco-
lates in Palmerston North.
COOPER AND RUTHERFORD, sec.—Dustin’s,
DRINKS
SPRING
largest ami most va-
HAVI
DIXON’S
DELICIOUS
Those are direct from the makers,
and are of the luminous “toll the time PUREST AND BEST.
at night” type—all are champion timeGET
keepers, and wo supply in nickel or
silver. DOs to 95s—remarkable values.
'Phone 499.
LEND
approved
lowest current
curities
MONEY
“ITJ'K carry the
of
LEND in any
ried stock
Lowest
MONEYKates.
on
ANNOUNCE NEW WRISTLETS.
TO
THE BEST
!
H. G. FLETCHER,
TYDEMAN
&
BETTER.
ISN’T IT
Society
;
mowers
owners
to
are
to U. E. Bergersen, lawn mower expert.
Repairing and sharpening a speciality.
of
FOR ALL EYESIGHT TROUBLES.
»
i
OTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
in need
of
-All
Nrepairs,
send them
invited
rates, also on CHATTELS.
TO
at
IV E liiiii n Wristlet Wateli that
In 1 can wonr right into the tiring
lino—a cheap watch is useless.
S'i
\
1
|
lowest current
at
SIGHT TESTING OPTICIAN,
■ mint-' elsewhere.
freehold
I
Abraham, of Palrncrstoit
Nils
t>7 A
Noi’Ui. -.-pnfennl with a number of Foxton
indies mi \Vedm-siliiy ill icfcfeiKo to rim
nlying refreshments " for the A. and V.
Shoe., the Catering foe which will be tin
dciHltkeii by the town and country women
workers. The proceeds will bo devoted to
patriotic pm poses. The- Fox ton Palnolic
|
Money
SECURITY
<m
JOHN B. GERRAND,
is conceivable that, with 80,000
the country, Hie prohihi*
lioiiisl.s might, on liquor rcfererttlUln,
reverse the 1011 decision, hut Wc have
no assurance on that point and, even
il no had ,it would lie unfair to our
soldier troops, aim must necessarily he
deprived of the opportunity of voting
upon such ;i referendum, to decide so
important a question in their absence.
Vt c advance that view from an independent standpoint. For the last quartet
ul a century, or more, the continuance,
or otherwise, ol (he liquor trade, has
been in the hands of the people, and
the growing no-!icenso and prohibition
i vote
lias shown that there is r, strong
f
■j section oi people who not only demand,
hut will not rest satisfied until the importation, manufacture and sale of, ah
eoholic liquors is absolutely prohibited
in Now Zealand. Hut we nl'O justified
in assuming (as the Government evidently does), that the majority is
against such people, and that, il the
liquor question, and the closing hours
■of hotels, are dealt with’ at all this
| session, they must he dealt with OU the
lines of compromise. Tim prohibitionists ask for the hours of sale to be
1 limited to ton hours—from 8 a.m. to fi
■lp.m. Tlie Government proposal gives
an eleven hours day for bar sales, viz.,
between a.m. and 8 p.m. Attempts
will, of course, he made, when the Bill
is in committee, to further reduce the
hours adopted liy the Government to
either 6 or 7 p.m. It is very unlikely
there will be any attempt to increase
the hours, unless action is taken by
non-prohibitionists, to counter the attacks upon the Government policy
which may be looked for on the prohlbitionist side of the House. The pvohabilities are that tho Government pro-
|
to lend
Ladies
dining-room
suit,os, so call and got a quote before
SQUARE.
TESTS A WRISTLET WATCH.
It
I’H'ii out ul
|
;ANO SOLICITOR,
are showing a
high-hack
ol
CONSULT
1917-:
|
THE
lino range
Co.
HARD ACTIVE SERVICE
(Jiklirint
14,
|
BARRISTER
Furnishing
SEPTEMBER
■
E. 0. HURLEY.
the
KNOWN,
RANTED
STANDARD, FRIDAY,
MANAWATU EVENING
ME
4
’kone
deals.
818
The chain letter practice—indulged in by
Manawatu
Evening Standard.
weak-minded individuals-—lias been commenced in Palmerston again. A local resident, who refused to assist the movement,
was the recipient of an impudent letter this
week, the writer of which was careful to
hide his or her identity.
The
(li'vmiincnt
Meteorologist,
tele-
graphs: Ihe indications are tor easterly
winds, moderate to strong and hacking by
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1917.
of
local
The London, Times, speaking of the
heroes who the other day were; lioi.ourp'd
by the King, referred to Salvationist trim
in tho following, term?: —“One of the decorations will he, long* remembered by all who.
saw that ceremony. Private James Fynn.
V.C.. late of South Wales Borderers, performed a dozen deeds of heroism at Sannai-ynt, in Meso)K>tamia. when he bandaged
wounded men under continuous fire. ’’Ho
was killed over a year afterwards in, Mesopotamia. and oil Saturday his .’father. Private John Fynn, was present to receive the
Victoria Cross. He was -an old man, and
he _was .ypLyig_.jn
.his hair was .grey,, hut,
body anil mind, and brisk in lib stop, and
his salute ns he approached and left the
dais amidst rousing cheers. It woiiid’ha a
fine thing if Fynn were allowed to wear
his son’s V.C.”
PERSONAL.
Kolfc and Mr J. A. Lissinglon,
Cr.
borough sanitary inspector, have' enlisted
}•'.
for active service.
Tiie only enlistment - at the group office
of fair
weather with increasing haze and cloudiness yes ten la v ' wa« George- Henry McDermid.
for change.
The night will probably be Teilding, a returned soldier.
east to north.
HOTEL CLOSING HOURS.
J hk
port„gtjiJc(s that the,..author ■is ,a,
but
there is a young lady of that name resident in New Plymouth.
work
jeweller.
very cold.
opinion expressed in these colnrnns
There is
a. prospect
The barometer has a
tendency.
falling
Mr W. Devine (of the Empire Hotel) and
Miss Devine, who hive been on a holiday
visit to Australia, returned to Palmerston
Tim Minitor for Internal Affairs states
that tlie differenecs that
the photo (11m play taking otF “Stin- North yesterday.
that had occurred between the members garee,’’ which was mentioned in the course
A Folia cable says the Queen of Bulgaria,
was twice married.
You will find it to your advantage to street to 47a Rangitikoi street, next
01. the National Efficiency Hoard and of a prosecution of juveniles in Auckland is dead. King Ferdinand
last week, was one of the plays which was His second wife was a German princess of
Mr A. Guy’s (solicitor) office, where
ring up ’phone 1!) for your orders.
the Government mainly centred around on circuit v hen the censorship was estab- the House of Ileus?.
V
the company’s business will bo transactSister Constance, who has been deaconess
the licensing question, is inferentially lished last year. Instructions have now
ed as usual,
been given dial the picture is to be on lied of St. Andrew’s Church for the past four
out by the Sale of Liquor Re- in at. one*
borne
and
a halt years, leaves lor Auckland toPALMERSTON N. BOROUGH R. H. SPENCER (A.1.A.N.Z.),
striction Hill, which made its appearday to take up church work in connection
Record
business
was
done
at
the
Patriotic
REALLY highf'rado Hue ol|
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT,
ance in the House of Representatives Shop yesterday, and the ladies in charge with the P.S.S.A. of that city.
COUNCIL.
Secretary of Mangawhata and TokoAt the annual meeting of ihe Mangathat included amongst to-morrow’s
yood,
on Wednesday, and which was fathered notify will
W
hard-wearing
qualityJ
mani Dairy Companies.
be a soldier's cake ready for post- whata Dairy Company on Wednesday, the
goods
Mr
by
21)9.
115the
Massey on behalf of
Box
Palmerston N. ’Phono
Gov- ing. a sitting of duck eggs, and a large chairman (Mr S. MacAulay) tendered his
W Tlirce-iniiirtfr length.
Very
of jam?, pickle- and home-made resignation, as he had t>old his farm. Mr
ernment.
Instead of the sweeping assortment
cookery. Home-made sweet- and cakes are MacAulay was thereupon presented by tha
CAS DEPARTMENT.
law
recommended
the
special value.
changes in the
by
required for to-morrow, and should be left suppliers unci staff with a smoker’s com.Siin,ns, Ericas, Daphnes
panion as a small token of the high esJ
Eflieiency Hoard,, with the view to elim- at the shop in the morning.
quantity,
any
Carnations,
in
j
Iron teem in which he is held by all, and also for
Up to the end of June 2,250.000
inating the liquor traffic, or, alternaable manner in which he had carried out
the
Order early. Inspection invited.
Crosses had been
including 49.600
to the increase i" the cost
tively, to impose such severe restrictions “first class" and bestowed,
2,500,500 “second class.” his duties, enabling the factory to show such
A. J. §HAtLER s
of all materials, and with a view
«>'
\J �
upon the sale of liquor as would effec- For war services at home 5,105 were given. splendid result.?. Mr MacAulay. in replyNURSERYMAN,
of reducing working expenses, the Palthat he could not claim all too
tually bar the private use of alcoholic For every 500 Iron Crosses awarded in the ing, stated
SCAN I)IA STREET.
merston North Borough Council has defield one was awarded for home service. credit for this satisfactory slate of'affair.-,
liquors,
by
very
outside
of
a.
hotels,
PALMERSTON NORTH.
cided. by resolution, that on and after
one cross was handed out at the which, he said, was largely due to hi.- cosection of the working In the field
Telephone (580.
JF you have the slightest reason to
Ist July no Goods, Coal, Coke 'Jar, or
for every 125 granted at the front. But directors, factory manager, and company's
community, the Government pro- bate
JL helievo that your sight is weak or
class
the statistics do not state—what the number secretary (Mr 11. If. Spencer).
Gas Fittings will be delivered, unless
poses to reduce the selling hours from shows—that
failing
Iron Crosses have rained down
Mr and Mrs W. Anderson, of Broad
eftsh accompanies the order. There will
sixteen to nine on, each working day of at the rale of
2000 a day since the war street, have received a cable staling that
over
be no exception to this rule.
9’s
10’s
Large Size
the week. Under the existing law the began.
M
their son. Private Alex. C. Anderson, ha;
hours of sale are between G a.m. and
The annual meeting of the Mangawhata been admitted to the N.Z. Hospital at
M. J. KENNEDY,
Brockenhurst,
England, suffering
p.m.,
10
from
Delays aro dangerous, particularly in
on each week day of the Co-operative Dairy Company, lad., vas
year, other than Christmas Day and held at the factory on Wednesday. The vertigo of the skull. Private Anderson is
regard to vour sight.
Mauager.
hare the following lines of seed
Good Friday, and during the hours annual report showed that shareholders had tlie well-known racing motor cyclist, who
CONSULT.
upon which a Parliamentary election is received to date a uniform price on the sustained severe injuries to the head in a
at Fitzherbert. It is pre{iotaloos in stock:
being held. The advocates of six whole of their butter fat for the season of motor mishap
sumably a recurrence of this trouble that
Is
8d
per
lb.
and
that
when
the
further
o’clock
feel
closing will naturally
disPERFECT FIT AND FAITHFUL
SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
due from the Government arrived has caused his admission to the hospital.
ABER BROTHOCK,
satisfied with the Government decision payments
He had been in the trenches for three or
SERVICE!
WALDKuKA VIS'S BUILDINGS,
they will receive a further payment of
MAORI CHIEF,
the
a.m.
8
adopting
p.m.
9
to
proposal, P'-r pound on the whole season’s supply of four weeks before being taken ill. Hi*
bb
are two loading characteristics of De
its
memr
■
B
J. G. WILSON.
SQUARE, RA EMERSION NORTH.
of acting upon their suggestion butter fat, making a total of Is 9|d per lb. many friends will wish .him a siieedy and
Luen Suits and Costumes.
| instead
SKERRY BLUE,
that sales of liquor in hotel bars should The total chei-o manufactured «us approx- complete recovery.
Ladies who desire to lx? really smartly
UP-TO-DATE,
A pleasing function -took place last-night
be restricted to the ten hours between imately 155 tons.
dressed will find in our range of New
8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Their real objective
EARLY PURITAN,
At tile lust meeting of the Patriotic at the Cuba, street Methodist Church. P.ct.
WINTER COSTUME MATERIALS the
Filler
NORTHERN STAR,
FOR
COLOUR.
being the elimination of the liquor Society, Mr J. 11. Stevens brought up the J. 11. Haslam presiding when occasion was
most attractive materials in latest
taken to say goodbye to Mr Robert Wiioock.
DAKOTA RED.
'^> AT THL RRtnitß DRARUCr CO HIT
traffic altogether, the “six o’clock matter of the publication of addresses and an
shades. Every part of every garment
GUABANT
BLUE
SERGES
who is proceeding to
FED
AND
GAME KEEPER.
closing” cry may be regarded merely next-of-kin in district newspapers, a pro- the old choirA>member,
made hy us IS IN THE HANDS OF AN
unique programme .was gone
front.
FASHION A HUE TAI LORLNG.
as a means unto an end. Hut it must vision that would be greatly appreciated by through,
EXPERT, and the science of fitting and Those mo all trne to uhido and are
comprising items by Mrs Lumley
be recognised that public opinion is people in country districts having relatives Mrs Penketh, Misses ‘Wallace, Jamieson, t,
cutting is mir constant study. If you vrelj
KERSLAKE AND USMAR,
front, and it was decided to comat
the
seed.
graded
IMPORTANT!!
severely divided upon the. liquor ques- municate with the Minister for
and Messrs Levench and Perrin
require clothes that fit well, look well,
CUBA STREET,
on Ilodder.
SEE US ABOUT THEM.
tion, and that, while there is an un- the matter. The .Minister, in Defence
After supper ha<l been partaken of. Mr 11 aand wear well; call on
his reply, lam,
Opposite Working Men’s Club.
in well chosen words, presented Mr
farmers- attention deniably strong and probably growing says his Department invariably contain Wilcock,
“THE PARTICULAR TAILORS,"
on behalf of the choir, with
a
&
is hereby drawn to the fact that opinion in favour ol prohibition, there the names and addresses of the next-of-kin. soldiers’
kodak and case. Mr Lather (choir,
&
Ihe casualty lists arc promptly delivered
is an equally powerful body of “modwo SELL the
master)
and Mr \V. Flat! (senior circuit
erates” who support the continuance to the United Press Association,' Ltd., WelLADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILORS,”
ol the traffic in alcoholic liquors, either lington, and there is no objection to that steward) spolco in eulogistic terms of ties
AGENTS FOR NORTH BRUNNER
qualities of the departing member,
sterling
THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON N.
organisation supplying the various newsSTEAM COAL.
under reformed conditions, or State papers
wishing him Godspeed and a safe return.
with complete information.
control. The National Government is.
Mr Wilcox briefly thanked the donors.
“EFFICIENCY” SEPARATOR.
To Unionists and Workers generally,
bv the very reason of its existence, a
None has attempted to facilitate the
EVERY SEPARATOR IS GUARAN- Government of compromise, and con- digit Admiral will appeal. It’s* the new handling
fi£V/ ZEALAND LBAN AND
of men’s clothing like Collinson
smoke. Full strength, also aromatic.
mtt.v
TEED
turning,
does,
differing
as
it
men
of
and
Cunninghamc, Ltd
Their Colling—Advt.
both by tlio Manufacturers and our- I views upon many of the leading queshamo >nits for instance, each distinct with
selves,
prospect
fur
and
With
the
r’X
durability
skim-milk tions of the day, hut united in the. purof seasonable weatiicr, tailored individuality, arc all displayed
I3ESFICANTSLE ACiiNGY
Test.
suit of the one leading policy to prose- special interest will be taken in the great in wardrobes on individual hangers—boxed
Prices and full particulars on applica- cute the war to a victorious finish, display of Spring and Summer goods ar- suits are out of date: these ready-tailored
ranged by the C. M. Ross Uo., Ltd. This suits in 40 sizes and ’tween size's are up
tion to
Ihere must he a large amount of “give enterprising firm
G6E&PAN Y, LTD. b
is devoting its 16 ma"-- to date.
Call in and ask to see “Collingami take” upon other policy questions. iiilicent windows to the simultaneous
liamcs 1"—Advt.
preCOLDINGHAM & BECKETT, I he llon.se is fairly evenly divided upon sentation of fashion’s latest requirements,
the liquor question, the prohibition and every department is displaying now
Tlie season of spring cleaning is her*.
LTD.,
PALMERSTON NOIITH, FEI LDLNO
IHE SaUARE,
A T "Gerramls.” We have a most
policy finding its supporters amongst season’s goods. Such a display is unique It can bo made much lighter, much easier
PALMERSTON
FOXTON.
N.
AND
of
comprehensive display
Bangles
every section of tlie Reform, Liberal and is sure to attract a great many visit- and much brighter if the “O-C’edar” Mops
AND KIM BOLTON.
AGENTS.
Inspection is welcomed, and in no
of all kinds, including curbs, ami (be
ami Labour parties: while, contrariwise, ors.
shown at Watson Bros.’ are used.—Advt.
Stewart"
bangle.
"Nellie
ever-popular
there are those who fail to recognise case is anyone urged to buy.—Advt.
They are adorned with precious stones
HOME SEPARATED CREAM HAIR COLOUR RESTORER. the necessity for eliminating ‘he traffic For influenza take Woods’ Great Pepperof every kind and
hold stocks of—
Cure. Never fails. Is 6d and 2s 6d
Wandsworth Rorougli Council has to
jin intoxicants. The latter claim that mint
pay C IS! as excess profits tax on
Advt.
No. 8 American Galvanised Wire, DEALT WITH SPECIALLY BY THE
the
polls
vote
taken
at
the
in
option
the
to
restore
Grey
Ceremilk for Calves,
MAKE MOST ACCEPTABLE GIFTS.
justification of their
Housework is no longer the drudgery it 'cemetery receipts (sayr, the Daily
Hair to its Natural Colour. '2s 191.-1 is a sufficient prohibitionist
Huhberoid for Hoofing,
Chronicle.)
UNION
FACTORY
DAIRY
moveopposition to the
per bottle.
used to be.
Labour-saving methods are
You will enjoy inspecting these also Grass and Clover Seeds, Tnrnip
ment. and that public opinion is not in in evidence
The new lira ml. High Admiral, is a tostocks, and if wo have not a style that Seed, Oats, Wheat, Maize, Soap, CanIN PALMERSTON.
everywhere and among tbe bacco to suit all
of anv drastic amendment of
favour
tastes. In dark aniJ ar
LEARY’S PHARMACYf
suits you, we shall be pleased to make dles, and all farmers’ requisites.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
our licensing laws. Certainly the 1914 most useful of modern appliances are matic.—Aclvt.
bangle to your order at Short Notice.
gave a very considerable "0 Cedar ’ Moos, now on view at Watson . Delays are dangerous with colds and
which
vote,
THE SQUARE,
set-back to the no-license and prohibi- Bros.’—Advt.
influenza. Get Nazol to-day. Better than
tion advocates, favours that assump;
PALMERSTON
NORTH.
“It acts like a charm.”
LAND.—4OO acres L.I.P, with 0- Breathe* there a man who never has heard
That’s what mixtures or syrups. No cold is NnzolLion, It is claimed, however, that there ladies say of "No Rubbing”
Laundry Help.
is Gd btivs 60 doses.—Advt.
rooinod house and all necessary out- tho name of EDGE 1 the notion is absurd 1
has been a very considerable change in It saves time, trouble, temper, labour—ami proof.
'south or west,
buildings, all in grass, watered by per- By land or sea—north,
As the tea tax is the same on high-class
feeling since that vote was money. Shilling packets every time.—E.
are recognised the BEST. “T INLEA VENED Bread”—the talk public
EDGE’S
BIKES
manent creeks and springs; carrying
teas as on inferior blonds, il is most econVJ ol the district. Try it to-clay. taken, and that, were the six o’clock W. Holbrook.—Advt.
omical to obtain the best of tcas—Dcsert
capacity, 000 ewes, 350 dry sheep, and
hy "Whitehead and Ellis, closing issue, out to the. public to-day,
Made
only
EDGE,
PERCY
tobacco
is
Admiral,
Cycle
Agent,
High
GIFT
The
new
HOUSE,
lo go Gold. Most delicious, l>est value Get the
THE
10 head of cal tie. Prieo (TO per acre
wholesale and retail haher?, "Main il would hr rallied by a weeping ma mil lied is not wise. Gel rome now Ai.v
special tnmiiy blend Dcri'rt Gold r,i
,K>my.
malic or dark Plug and cut Adi I
M- HaNUtTiKKI STREET
fitrefit west and the Rqiuuo<
Adit.
Eidi p'iuiaiUrs op apphcniirm.
I' 11-UFRSTON NORTH
i
0
i
iist
a week or
so ago,
.
ROSES.
DO IT NOW.
»
Prices.
rjIHE
Ourward
CO.,
I/O
1/8
1/9
/
Dairy
Davidson,
FOR
SPOT CASH.
;
A. DE LUEN
I
<
SEED POTATOES. DON’T HESITATE
J Reginald Wood,
«
Domo
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(iWING
Butter Is 5d lb.
H. S. PORTEOUS,
BANGLE TIME
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
THE MANAWATU EVENING STANDARD.
RAILWAYMEN'S DEMANDS.
JUDGES AND JURIES.
The following resolution was passed at a
meeting of the N.Z. Locomotive
Engine-drivers’, Firemen, and Cleaners’
Association, held in Palmerston on September 9: That (his branch heartily support
Wellington and Paokakariki branches’ request to the Executive Council to press tlie
Government for a Royal Commission to enquire into and report on the following: (1)
Inadequate,rates of pay; (2) time not paid
for rendering- reports and time-sheets; (3)
time lost preparing and putting away
engines owing to lack of room and anti-
ALLEGATIONS IN THE COUNCIL.
THE FLAXMILL DISPUTE.
GENERAL , STRIKE DECISION REVERSED
.Alter the “Standard" went to press yesterday flic. meeting of flaxworkers re-as-
sembled-and reconsidered the resolution
parsed earlier in the. afternoon calling a.
general strike. Iho advocates of a. general
-trike, in view of thc fact that, there was
such a division of opinion that there was
only a majority of one vote, withdrew the
proposal, the resolution being stated to be
a feeley to test the feeling of the mooting.
A motion was then submitted and carried
unanimously to the following effect: —That
(he strik’d lx- confined to Weka and Miranui
and that a levy be made on. the workers at
the remaining flaxmills; that a committee
of five be set up to open up negotiations
with the whole of the- ’employers with a
tie# of inducing them to comply
with the demands formulated by the union ;
and that the question of a general strike
be held in abeyance in the meantime.
RETURNED SOLDIERS.
The latest progress statement issued
the Discharged Soldiers’ Infonna-
by
tion Department shows that of 9970
eases on the register 8155 have been
disposed of. while 1097 are under action, and 718 are not yet ready for
action. The following particulars show
how the cases have been dealt with.
Men who have work to return to or
who have re-enlisted. 3-3*27; men placed
in employment, 18*21 ; men who have
signed “assistance not required,” 1913;
left New Zealand or cannot ascertain
address, 152; men who have not responded to repeated communications,
or have failed to start work found for
them, 742; total 8155. The cases under action include 711 men not yet
ready for employment, 718 convalescing
and not yet discharged hy the military
authorities, and 167 on the “employment wanted” registers. Of the latter
number three names appear for the
Palmerston ; Northdistrict as requiring
employment, while Auckland has the
highest number in the list, 38 names.
,
was liable
for interfering
to prosecution
with the police, and. being mindful of the
War Regulations, held hi.-, peace. Before
leaving, the police informed the possessor
of the coat that lie would be prosecuted.
HOCKEY.
At the Showground to-morrow afterWanganui
and
noon the Manawatu
men’s teams will play, commencing
about 3 o’clock.
The Manawatu team is as follows:
Webb, Skinner. Hamilton. Speed,
Amos, Martin, Perrin, Grant, how,
Liddle. Cousins. Referee: Mr A. Ker—
slake.
The Manawatu ladies’ A and B team
will practice on the Showground on
Monday morning at G o’clock.
There returned to New Zealand during
the present week a party of Palmcrstomaiis,
consisting of Mr W. Devine. Mis» Devine,
and Miss Macdonald, who, iu_ company with
Father Dole, left the Dominion on July 2b
on a Lit to Australia. The trip, m the case
of Father Dorc and Mr Devine was undertaken for health reasons, and \\.the formca,
agga, New
who remained in Wagga
South Wales, had much improved when,ttie*
other members of the party loft on their return. and Mr Devine Fas also benefited
from ids sojourn in sunny Australia.
Mr Devine readied Palmerston yesterday,
and this morning gave a. few interesting
butter.
PROSPECT OF AN ELECTION.
Whilst being schooled over hurdles at
»'
Montenegro, Japan. Portugal, Italy. Rouf, for Is and 6 for Is 3d. Boy Scorn hand-on dustries that benefit all classes of the population alike.
Gold Punch is better and mania. United Stater, Cuba, and Panama;
kerchief.-' at 5 for Is 3d with (lug signals
broken
°
Advt.
Permit me to ini mince
new brand under a great
in
all Smokers
mil a I—Tobacco Supreme. Aromatic
«
or plug.—Advt,
dark in
a
name—High Adamt
A WIDE
KORNILOFF’S HEADQUARTERS
SURRENDER.
FRONT
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Received September 14, 8.5 a.rn.
LONDON, Sept. 13.
Sir Douglas Hr.ig reports:—Hostile ar
billory
is active in the Bulk-court,
Mes
sines- mid Langemarck areas.
LONDON, Sept. 12.
Sir Douglas Haig reports patrol encounters north-west of St. Quentin. The Ypres
sector yielded prisoners. There has been
great aerial activity and continuous, successful artillery work. We bombed aerodromes
and ammunition dumps at the Roulcl railway station and the trams at Courtrai. Onr
.tir patrols encountered a strong formation
arid brought down twenty machines. Eight
of ours are missfing. We repulsed the enemy,
who attacked eastward of llargicourt. We
successfully raided north-eastward of Bullccoiart and soutlitward of Lombaertzydo.
ARTILLERY DUEL
ON
FRONT.
FRENCH
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association
i
(Router’s Telegram.)
Received September 14 10.15 a.rn.
LONDON, Sept. 13.
A French communique says: The artillery cl aid continued violently ju the region
of Bixi’.hootc. Our artillery north of the
Aisne is'-dominating- the German batteries,
which are very active.
aeroplanes bombed Dunkirk.
French airmen successfully bombed Portemary Gitagoite, Liudonken, Vadcn, and an
German
I'.erodromiW north-west of Thourout.
off
purere than the foreign article —more econ- while nine other countries have
of these day.'
omical, too—Is will buy a crammed full relations with Germany. On© for
conductors
it will be a serious problem
hag of either Gold Pouch or Three Diamonds,
Cigarette smokers should use the who wish to give a really representative
Allied programme.
Tobacco,
N.Z. grown Three Diamonds
which leaves no sharp and bitter aftertaste
Of British medical officers, 137 have
like foreign tobaccos. Advt.
lioen killed in action, 58 have died of
wounds. 62 of disease, and 707 have
Imj r children's hacking' cough at night. been wounded.
Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. Is 6d and
2s 6*l.—Ailvt.
In changeable weather take Nazol on
Consider I In* economy of Nazol ilm well- sugar or by inhalation.
Best safeguard
tried family remedy for coughs and colds.
One dose a day keeps
against chills.
—more
than
three
Is
6d
doses
for
Sixty
Advt,
colds away. Is 5d buvs 60 doses.—Advfc.
a penny. Get Nazol to-day.
—
14, 10.15 a.m.
PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.
Received September
KornilotTs
surren-
have
ment
should
be endowed with extensive
powers for the acquisition of articles redered.
quired for war.
Kerensky commands the army with AlexThe unreasonable nature of mam- of the
Jeff a« his chief of stall’.
demands have aroused anger in
Socialist
failure.
Kerensky calls the revolt a
political circles, ft is pointed out. that the
French Socialists are copying the methods
KERENSKY LEADS THE ARMY of the Russian Soviet, whose interference
with the army produced disaster.
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
Received September 14, 3,40 a.m.
THE FRENCH LEADERS
NE\y YORK, Sept. 13.
bus
army,
the
the
Kerensky, at
bead of
M. Painleve. the new Premier, is the
left Potrograd to meet Korniloff in Kittle. strongest man in France to day, and he has.
Latest advices report that Korniloll has in fact, ruled the' Cabinet.
It was his
offered to capitulate.
persistent refusal to join Briand that ulti(United Service.)
mately made the Briand Cabinet impossible.
the
Received September 14, 8.5 a.m.
Painleve is a great scholar, still
PETROGRAD. Sept. 13.
academician, though ho was electyoungest
It, is understood tlijt Kerensky, is to act ed to it ten years ago. a. mathematician, and
with scientist, whose force in French politics
as provisional commander-in-chief,
Alexioff as chief of general staff.
marks him out for signal work.
Armed workmen are drilling hastily to
M. Ribot is the Grand Old Man of France.
.
resist Korniloll.
He carries the weight of 75 years, hut it
G-uetchkolt,
including
Arrests continue
isn’t this burden that makes him stoop. A
ex-Ministcr for War.
tall, thin man. with bearded chin, and proReceived September 14. 12.55 p.m.
minent nose between a pa.tr of deep, eagle
13.
PETROGRAD. Sent.
eves, he is an intellectual of the type of Mr
The appointments qf Kerensky as t-’oin- Balfour, and has. like him. the scholar s
Chief
Alexioff
as
his
and
stoop. M. Ribot is perhaps the most dismandcr-in-Chief
tinguished figure in French politic?. His
of Staff, are confirmed.
third
public life dates back
to
the
headquarters
TRAITORS SOMEWHERE.
Australian-Njew Zealand Cable Association.
LONDON, Sept. 12.
A wireless German official meissago says:
French
’
advance astride of
W'r repulsed a
the Somme on the Py -Onaiu road.
W’e
brought down 18 enemy aviators. Wo repulsed Russian reconnoitring parties between the Baltic and Duna.
A total of
8900 prbonoirs, 325 cannon, and several
train-; and otaher booty were taken during
the Riga battle. W’c repulsed live attacks
south-west of Eigul and O.yiui.
NAVAL AIRMEN BUSY.
DROPPED.
Auatr»lum-New Zealand Cable Association
Received September 14, 8.5 a.m.
Tim
(United Service.)
Received September 14, 8.5 a.m.
LONDON, Sept. 13.
The Daily Express’s Geneva, correspondent points out that the German newspapers
to
arc curiously well informed in regard
Russian affairs, and are able to prognostiKonucate events before they happen.
loff’s attempt to oust Kerensky was foretold before his ultimatum was published.
THOUSAND SHARPSHOOTERS
LEAVE THE CAPITAL.
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
September 14, 8.5 a.m.
PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.
Another thousand sharpshooters, have entrained to resist Korniloff, who is reported
to be still advancing.
Received
KERENSKY SAID TO BE
ENTRENCHING.
KORNILOFF’S ARMIES CONVERGING ON CAPITAL.
Received September 14, 1.30 p.m.
LONDON, Sept. 13.
The Russian situation continues grave. An
obscure I’elrograd telegram states the following generals arc supporting Korniloff:
Denikinc, commanding
the south-western
front; Talembovsky, north-eastern front:
ValuyolV, western front; luyhoosky, chief
Kisliakoff,
head-quarters staff;
of the
Assistant Minister of Communications; also
Generals Kalidiii, Markoff, and Erdelli.
It is believed Alcxieff is striving to proHe is
mote a reunion of the Cadet party.
vainly endeavouring to mediate between
Kerensky and Korniloff. but the Soviet re-
fused mediation.
Korniloff’s three forces are converging
from Narva, Pskas, and Moscow, and are
now within a few miles of Pet.rognid.
Kerensky's troops are entrenching and
fortifying outside Potrograd.
Kerensky,
'I he Bolcheviks arc
who lias acceded to some of their chief demands,
NEGOTIATIONS FAIL.
(United Service.)
Received
September 14, 12.55 a.m.
PETROGRAD, Sept. 13.
conditional surrender,
but Kerensky demanded unconditional capiKorniloff
offered
tulation.
ON THE RIGA FRONT.
GERMANS DRIVEN BACK
POWERFUL, LIGHT, AND
STATE OF CONFUSION EXISTING
RELIABLE.
Napoleon, and he has ever been a moderate
radical, honest, sturdy, and patriotic. His
NEW
YORK, Sent.
13.
senseless attempt at mutiny by
the late
GERMANY.
FIERCE ANTI-GERMAN RIOTS
TRAINING ON THE WESTERN
FRONT.
Received September 14. 1 p.m.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 18.
The United States artillery is now
training on the west front.
RUSSIAN APPOINTMENTS.
(.United Service.)
LONDON. Sept. 13,
AlexiefV lias telegraphed to Korniloff deresignation.
his
manding
Kerensky lias appointed Colonel Vcrclionskv, commandant at Mofcow. War Minister:
Admiral Verdelevskv Minister for Marine;
General TeplolT. Commander of Petrograd.
General Savin tkoff remaining the GovernorGeneral.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
Received September 14. 2.20
p.m.
LONDON. Sent. 13.
Mr Hew ins succeeds Mr Stecl-Maitland
Under-Sccrctarv for the Colonies.
ROME. Sept. 13.
The Mlies’ Conference has been porlponed till October.
WASHINGTON. Sent. 13.
Congressmen have been invited to visit
the west front.
1 \R IS, Sent. 13.
French sailings are 1047, arrival? 1005:
above
sinkings, one
and five below 1600
tons; unsuccessfully attacked, three.
as
rejected
At ion tin's morning another largely‘'attended meeting of the Union passed a
motion to the effect that it could not
agree io the proposal for a Judge of the
Supreme Court to pre-ide over a. special
KING OF SWEDEN HURRYING TO
HIS CAPITAL.
tribunal
to determine the ntimber of deck
hands in a watch at sea: the shipowners
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. having refused Tim Union's suggestion for
Received September 14, 8.40 a.rn.
the Conciliation Commissioners to preside
BUENOS AYRES, Sept. 13.
over such a tribunal, the Union now-reThe officials state that unless Germany spectfully declines to entertain any tribunal
disavows the Minister’s action there may to settle such an important and grave quesbe a rupture.
<
tion.
■
Vast crowds caused
anti-German riots,
The Union lias placed1 this resolution bestoned the legation, and fired (he German fore the Ministers' and representatives »f
newspaper office.
f
!
the shipowners.
BUENOS AYRES. Sept. 13.
Tt is understood a I,further conference
of
Luxriots,
Anti-German
the result
the,
takes niece this afternoon between the MinDespite a i-tor for
burg affair, is in full sway.
Marine and the seamen.
charge of mounted police the German Legation building and newspaper offices were
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
stormed.
Several anti-German and anti-Swedbh
(Per Press Association.)
demonstrations have been suppressed. The
Government lias received complete advices
AUCKLAND. Sept. 14
from its Minister in Sweden.
A large meeting of citizens today carReceived September 14, 12.55 p.m.
ried the following resolution: ‘‘That this
BUENOS AYRES. Sept. 15.
meeting of business men expresses surof
houses
Many blocks
German business
prise and regret at the failure of the Govwere burned by the mobs. The wildest dis. ernment to discharge its plain duty to
orders prevail. They set fire to the Gor- give effect to the almost universal demand
man Club, one of the finest edifices in the for six o’clock closing: further, to call a
city, and the premises of the German news- public meeting in the Town Hall to make
paper.
further representations to the Government,
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.
iu favour of the adoption of the recomThe World's Stockholm correspondent mendations of the Efficiency Board in reis
hurrying to Stockholm to ference to the liquor trade.
says the King
meet Cabinet.
The American envoy was invited to the
THE SECOND DIVISION.
Foreign Office.
The crisis was lengthily
discussed.
NO BALLOT NEXT MONTH
Received September 14. 10.15 a.m.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.
There is much gratification at the ArgenMr Massey stated in the House last night
tine’s action.
that there would hardly be a ballot for
The State Department awaits Sweden’s Second Division men next month.
D
might possibly take place at the end of
explanation.
ON THE SALONIKA
FRONT.
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
the month, but he did not think so. At
Ihj
any rate the men drawn would not
sent into camp until three months Inter.
Mr Massey assured the House that proper
be made
and reasonable provision would
Cabinet,
LONDON, Sept. 12.
would
for Second Division men.
A French Eastern communique says:
The Kranco-Russians are following up their announce to the House next week what
bo.
of
allowances
would
the
successes. They captured the village
i’ogradcc, on tae south-west bank ot Lake
Oclirida (Albania), and drove the enemy
ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
back four kilometres north of Pogradec.
FOOLISH GERMAN
(Pir Press Association.)
PEACE CONDI-
TIONS.
night by crowds, including a constantlyThe mob was harincreasing soldiery.
angued by professional agitators,
The Daily Mail’s correspondent states
t that
tho usual revolutionary talk is no
longer received with the same applause.
Many better class people openly declare
that they would welcome Komiloff’s entry
into I’etrograd as ending disastrous na-
tional excitement and chaos.
The Provisional Government’s preparations indicate that the fear of Korniloff’s
advance is more than a shadow,
i Communiques reveal that besides destroying railways, parties are feverishly tearing
up and barricading the roads leading to
There are other warlike prethe capital.
It
we had been without the ished for the slightest disobedience.
United States’ aid the Allies’ financial po- is time to cease playing with the country s
fate !”
sition would have been most disastrous.
LONDON. Sept. 12.
The British and Americans understand
that victory is now a question of nerves and
The news from Russia continues to arstaying power.
rive exclusively from Provisional GovernXekraseoll. \ tce-J losidout parations.
inent cources.
The spread of strikes is intensifying the
of Ministers, has informed
AFTER-WAR EFFICIENCY. of the Council
Nevertheless, apart
general uneasiness.
the press that the political situation is per- from the perpetual talk, Potrograd is inadding that all the Minfavourable,
fectly
TRAINING INTERNED MEN
ured to excitement and remains fairly
isters have resumed their posts except two. calm, though everywhere there is a tense
If tin*
occupy Pskofl.
troops
Government
of expectancy of big events.
Received September 14. 11.20 a.in.
latter statement is aecu rate the troops nnisi air
PETROGRAD. Sept. 13.
LONDON, Sept. 13
front.
Riga
from
the
come
have
'
General Kleinbovsky, recently appointed
In furtherance of the scheme of employ12.
Sept.
PETRQGRAD.
in
chief command, lias been dismissed,
to
ing in England later on (he prisoners(inns
The Cadet Party Juts agreed to partiei- lie the
will be succeeded by General Boutch
Icrued in Switzerland, several English
the reconstituted Cabinet if that
pate
in
a
of
for
training
Bourjeovitcli. ex-Ghiet of Stall to Kerenwill provide the cost
avert civil war.
certain number at the piano and leather will
of cereals has doubled sky.
prices
The
fixed
The Soldiers’ and Workmen s Gounod
hades, with the promise of employment owing to the increased cost of transport.
liberating the Maximalists arrested
when thev are repatriated.
in I law has been proclaimed in are
Mint
a
for
£2BOO
The Red Cross contributed
at the outbreak on July 16.
scheme, of training for 500 men in various Moscow.
The trial of Soukhomlinoff has been postPETROGRAD. Sept. 12 i poned
A similar scheme for interned
nad. .
until the situation is calmer.
thronged all
Prospekl
Nevsky
was
The
men in Holland is being considered.
months ago if
UNITED STATES ARTILLERY
may call him a compromiser. Yet in
the nation must Ire kept together. While
there can be no compromise on essentials,
much mav be done in other ways to maintain unity. M. Ribot has been facing a
Socialist party which gradually but _ surely
tends to become a pacifist minority, itching SEAMEN'S STRIKE UNSETTLED.
to chase the phantom of peace with the
German working classes, forgetting, like the
(Pkr Press ArpooutionA
Russian Leninites, that Prussian militarism
WELLINGTON Sept. H
would still rule. But he has really an easier
After
aboiiive negotiations vesterdav Ive
task with the public than with the Chamber.
tween
the
Premier.
Sir Joseph Ward, the
Tint public, except for a negligible few, delion. G. W, Rus-011. representatives of the
mands victory.
Seamen's Union, and representatives of the
Shipowners’ Federation, a special meeting
of tile Seamen’s Union was Veld. The pro
ARGENTINE, SWEDEN AND posal f’-oin the shipowners was
unanimously
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association
LONDON, Sept. 12
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
AMSTTRDAM, Sept. 12.
A further wireless says; A statement
Received September 14. 8.40 a.m.
lias been issued by the Provisional MiliThe Hamburger Fremdenblatt states that
Sept.
13.
WASHINGTON,
tary Committee announcing that a work- the Belgian question occupies an important
After many weeks of conference and ex- men's militia lias been organised in Pet- place in Germany’s reply to the Papal Note.
periments by engineers and inventors, a re- rograd.
Before Germany explains her intentions
markable military aeroplane motor has
There have been numerous further ar- regarding Belgium, the Entente must agree
been produced. It is regarded as one of the
in Pclrograd. The statement adds: to the tollowing basic peace conditions:
great achievements of the war, combining rests
Abandonment ot the intention of crushing:
power, speed, lightness and reliability. The The state of mind of KornilofTs soldiers Germany, no reparation, abandonment ot
Luga is unsettled.
The majority of
engineers worked five days and nights with- near
France’s claim to Alsace-Lorraine, no disout intermission on firsts, with complete suc- the troops at the front support the Govallies, recogniernment. 'The committee has created new memberment of Germany’s
cess.
departments for the following purposes: tion that Germany did not cause the war.
Supplying the needs of the army, creating
VARIOUS ITEMS.
a bond between the; regimental and disALIENS.
MILLION
FRIENDLY
A
trict committees, and the defence of Petro(Renter'e Telegram.)
grad.
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association.
The Provisional Government lias deLONDON, Sept. 12.
Received September 14, 8.5 a.m.
Korniloff, Donskine,
as
nounced
rebels
The
Director-General of National Service
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. Lukhomsky. Markoff and Kisliakotf.
proposes a drastic extension of the scheme
The Senate passed an Act prohibiting
The rouble has reached 41d.
to include all male citizens.
trading with, the enemy and providing that
The Government announces that GovernA new food-economy campaign is being
foreign language’ newspapers must print ment troops have occupied Pskoff.
inaugurated.
English in parallel columns.
Lord Rhondda states that absolute need
There arc persistent rumours in PetroThe Senate.lias passed a Bill providing grad that a battle was fought at Luga of economy in the use of all foodstuffs canfor the conscript ion of aliens with the ex- on the 11th inst.
not be too strongly urged.
It
ception of thotvo exempted by treaty.
LONDON, Sept. 13.
issued
a proclamation statKornilofl'
has
Germins,
conscription
for
the
of
provides
Repatriated Australians tell many stories
it is his one desire to bring the
Austrians, /Bulgarians and Turks lor non- ing that out
country
of an impasse and lead her of brutal cruelty and cold blooded murders.
fighting services.
He swears They say petty officers belonging' to the
the road to fortune.
NKW YORK, Sept. 13, along
will only hold power till a Constituent navy have been kicked to death in hospital
It is estimated that alien conscription v\ill lie
after being wounded in battle. There were
Assembly is elected.
a licet more than a million friendly aliens
twelve Britishers in hospital sick and
in United .States.
wounded. They told the- authorities they
KERENSKY’S PROCLAMATION.
were unable to work. A German non com.
A STERN AND COSTLY
thereupon ordered his men to beat the
LONDON. Sept. 12.
British wounded with rifles. The petty
STRUGGLE.
A wireless Petrognul message says: officer attempted to strike the non com.
Kerensky, as Prime Minister and Comma n- but were murdered for the effort. The auBUT ALLIES MUST WIN WAR,
dor-in-Chiof, has issued the following: “In thorities held an enquiry, but the incident
accordance with the Government’s deciwas smoothed over.
the office
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association. sion, I have been charged withArmy.
A
of Chief in Command of the
Received September 14. 10.15 u.m.
Lord Reading (formerly Sir Rufus Isaacs), Commander-in-Ghief and a small group of
in an interview, said: The struggle is stem generals will end in complete failure. Ihe
and costly, but we are unfaltering in our mutineers will be delivered to the military
The
bloodless
determination. Assisted by the genius, re- revolutionary
tribunal.
liquidation of the mutiny shows the wissources and unconquerable spirit of Ameand
the
fleet,
dom of the people, the army
rica the Allies must win.
Lord Reading heads the British Finance who are loyal to the Fatherland and the
To Russia’s armed
legal Government.
Committee in America.
LONDON, Sept. 12.
forces 1 declare my complete faith in all
Everyone,
Shaking at the Empire Parliamentary ranks of the army and fleet.
luncheon. Mr Bonar Law declared that six whether general or soldier, will be pun-
apparently closes the case as tar as the
United States is concerned. Sweden is
under no obligation to fully reply to
the United States as the United States
PARIS, Sept. 13.
of a diploThe Socialists’ objection to M. Ribot did not give matter status
that
arises from their demand that, the Allies matic incident. Sweden contends
should publish all treaties, end secret dip- Loweii transmitted Lnxhurg’s messages
lomacy. and announce conditions for a not knowing the contents,which are in
lasting peace free of all annexations.
the German code, and points out that
The Socialists also demand that civil neutrals, including the United States,
delegates be sent to the various armies to have acted similarly towards the Cenrepresent the Government.
tral Powers.
Other demands include State exploitation
of national resuorces and that the Govern-
is persuasive, rather than burning,
GERMANS GET INSIDE INFORMA- speech
and his gift is that of handling men. You
TION
war
GIERMAN CLAIMS’
TONS OF BOMBS
Australian-New Zealand Cable Association
_
In the Messiues “push” the tanks physical endowment.
mite battalions, he says, arc
ill
petrol, says The Annaentirely
meeting of commercial travellers
of volunteers, and are
composed
to-morrow, Saturday. the .Motor.
depot
tile
at
exception students from the
held
without
L».‘
almost
Allocation
and universities
pill, sharp, when tne
colleges,
schools,
at : 750
French
for approval thenThe raw loaf used by Great Britain and of Indo-China. Among them arc men with
Committee ill present
they
purpose
the
way
relating
to
and
mandarin
of the
report
Australia for the manufacture of smoking the ranks of count,
distributing, tho..funds: also to make ar- tobaccos is almost entirely of American first, second, and third classes, and with
the
tonli
rangements to be represented in
origin, and huge sums of money go annu- various other distinctions of caste and
eomlng Baby - Voting Competition. A ally to the U.S.A. Why not keep that nobility. Among themselves all the courfull attendance- is requested.
money within our own country and the tesies to which these ranks give title are
but when the battalWhite hemstitched handkerchiefs for Empire? Now that N.Z. has its own tob- scrupulously observed,
for Is acco industry wo need no longer import ions are formed for fighting or other service
ladies’ use. arc from as low as 6
Gold Pouch, the N.Z. on the French front the counts and the
‘V 1 foreign brands.
at Coili risen and Cunninghanic s.
mandarins become merely private soldiers.
coloured borders equally suited for ladies grown tobacco, excels all others in mildeach. ness and flavour; it contains also far less
or children. ;3d. 3Jd, 4d and Vl
heart nicotine, and is thus less harmful than the
The Allies now number thirteen—Great
Picture handkerchiefs so dear to the
Support local in- Britain. Franco, Belgium, Russia, Serbia.
of the. youngsters are .‘cheap enough to buy ; heavy foreign tobacco.
U’;-m«k
ON
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rats
In front.
sacks in the lower part of the stacks.
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LONDON. Sept. 12.
the Wagga district there was also big
NEW YORK, Sept. 13
message says:
wireless
official
An
Italian
place
latter
at
the
A wireless German official message says:
stacks near the railway,
We repulsed attacks north east of Gorizia.
whole
extending
tho.
Southward of the Higa-Wendcn road, our
the pile of sacks
the crest of the western slope of cavalry withdrew before strong Russian
It was noticeable also on San
length of the station.
Gabrielle.
Monte
pressure.
that at some places tkerc was no protecand weather
tion, and the exposure to sun form ut deAMERICAN
MOTOR.
NEW
must have resulted m some
EARLIER MESSAGES.
used two million gallons of
In fancy section.—Advt.
“Did Vc ever zee the la ike o tliiccy . if
hiiiise f
Thus would John Fry express
sho"1,0 saw the Devon motto ware now Bom
Made
im- in Collinson and Son’s.
in
the red clay of Devon and bedecked
oriiharv colours with quaint, old-world
a
mg
WifiKd
dialect, Ilitf
Mottoes in
of the nnco.iishun- appeal to all lovers
Vases, butter dishes, teapots, shakmou.
—all from old “Denisher.
ers and
defence.
HAVE CAPITULATED.
ACTIVE.
.
could not bo accepted.
Mr Massey: I have raised this point
of order because it is a well-known rule
that a private member may not move an
The control of finappropriation clause.
ancial matters must rest with the Govern-
Sweden’s reply to the United States
delivered verbally and corresponds
The Socialists promise to support the. was
out at StockGovernment in the interests oi national with the statement given
holm earlier in the week. The reply
KORNILOFF REPORTED TO
GERMAN ARTILLERY
of' Parliamentary BuildMiss Pankhurst persisted ami was FEW ADVANCE POSTS GAINED.
and received a term of im(Fbom Oca Parliamentary Reporter.)
rooi rrested
WELLINGTON, Sept. 13.
Returning
to Sydney, the
prisonment.
proAustralian-New Zealand Cable Association.
When the Parliamentary Representation visitors witnessed a • very large strike
Received September 14. 10.15 a.m.
Bill was fession on September 2 moving out. to the
(Expeditionary Forces)
NEW YORK. Sept. 13.
(Wanganui) Domain, in which from 100,000 to 100.000
committed to-night, Mr Vcitch
nearly
an
An Italian official message says:
moved to amend a clause with the object people took part, and it took
The enemy in fighting of renewed intensity,
A mos
of bringing about a general election this hour to,, puss a given point.
attempted to dislodge us Irom Monte San
noticeable feature was, the orderliness of Gabrielle.
year.
He only gained, a few advance
The Prime Minister raised the point of the crowd, and the excellent work of the
The attention of the police to posts.
order that the Speaker had ruled on the police
feature, but
previous day, that the clause involving a visitors was also a pleasant
MILLION
ITALIANS
general election was an appropriation they had done specially good service m OVER FOUR
FIGHTING.
clause and could he proposed only by the maintaining order during the strike.
Government.
the wheat stocks.travelling
ROME. Sept. 12.
the visitor when
Mr Yoitch said he felt justified in bringWhat
struck
The Prime Min- through the country districts, said Mr DoThe War Minister states that Italy has
ing the matter forward.
said
the
4,200,000
on
fighting men. The
reported
have
now
mobilised
to
ister was
vine, was the huge stocks of wheat stackAustrians have more than twice as many
previous evening that, if members wanted a cd along the railway linos. Between Meltroops on the Italian front as at the begingeneral election, he would do bis best to
and Wilhamstown there were huge
bring it about.
Mr Veiteh. hoped that the bourne which must have contained thou- ning of the war. (resides two-thirds of the
stacks
artillery and an abundance of ammubest
of
House would be given the opportunity
sands upon thousands of sacks, while every nition. The Italian front covers four hunvoting /on the subject.
there were depressions where
here
and
equal to the entire West
The Chairman ruled that the amendment
and mice had evidently destroyed the dred miles—about
8
them.
Telegraph.—Copyright.—Per Press
on the steps
ty. There arc also great floods in the Levin yesterdav, Lady Mascot dropped
“How. can we talk of the increase of the
m
Honan, Hupeh and Hunan provinces. dead.
race.” added the Bishop of Chelmsford
or
Dwinjjf to Rady Louisa contracting a
Bow Church, “when families of seven
Much of northern China is impassable
, irjiit have to bo reared on 20 or 25s a except in boats.
swollen le£ alter the Marlon meeting;
she could not fulfil her engagements at
three children
Hmßethnall Green he sawcotlin
Dannevirke.
in
guilty
Joseph
pleaded
tlieu
Roland
Williams
(■sitin'', with their mother's
had
In at Old Street Police, Court, in London,
midvT. in the' only roomof athey
bov of 14 lay to embezzling money of St. Bartholomew’s
another ease the corpse
Mr Henry Wood, the special correspon~j"ht dav: in the living room of the lamil>. Hospital, and was sent for trial. He came
the dent of the United Press with the French
ami the father explained. “I conldn t bear with references from the A.S.C. and
Soldiers’ Pension Fund, was employed as armies, describes the* AnnHiuitc troops A'bo
to' think of the parish burying him. ami collector
at £2 a week and went off with a have just had their baptism of (ire on the
was Imping to borrow the money.
of
.00
bishop,
day’s taking, £6O. He admitted a “black western front as the smallest men taking
“You think." added the
They have, howbut past.” and said the temptation of £IOO a part in the lighting.
children being killed by an air raid,
day proved too much for him.
ever. acquitted themselves in. a. maimer that
i!u not forgot the thousaJicls killed ua
rank
with
the troops of greater
gives them
awful surroundings.”
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TRYING TO EXCUSE HER
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ister ; M. Steog, Minister for the In- Australian-New
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for
Marine;
terior; M. Ehagt.
Sept. 1.1.
WASHINGTON.
Minister
for
Armaments;
M. I.ouclicnr,
THE SOCIALIST ATTITUDE.
IiONDON, Sept. 13.
Admiralty reports, that naval aircraft, dropped several toils of bombs on
Thourout aerodrome and'dumps and the
Melbourne, where the sinister, influences of Bruges docks, causing explosions. They
themmanifest
beginning
to
the strike were
attacked the. shipping at Zeebrugge mole
selves.
A large procession ,headed by. a and directly hi! a huge destroyer and sevand
number of women, and all shouting out.
eral seaplane sheds,- causing a (ire.
All
waving hands and handkerchiefs; was- one returned.
baudvisitors
had.
of the first sights the
wiched in tire crowd was a large number
the
of police, who-appeared to handle them
LEADING GERMAN AIRMAN SHOT
people with great discretion and kept
DOWN.
be
be
d
could
moving so that - no meeting,
Miss Puhkhurst was malein the streets.
avReceived September 14, 11.20 a.m.
iii'r herself very conspicuous and . was
AMSTERDAM. Sept. 13
month’s imprisonrested and sentenced to a appealed
and
she
A British, airman shot down Lieut. Ilolmmein, but her solicitor
She persisted dorf, a, foremost German airman, who was
was allowed out on bail.
a well-known flier before the war.
in holding demonstrations on the food and
On August 30 an order
strike questions.
were to be alINTENSE AUSTRIAN ATTACK
was made, that no women
lowed,.to congregate jand, jnakc, demons*.raON SAN GABRIELLE.
tions
SUPPORTED BY SOCIALISTS.
M, Talotz, Minister for Finance.
Strong French War Cabinet Formed.
•
destitute. Many were drowned. There
was tremendous destruction of proper-
■
duty.
KERENSKY AND KORNILOFF AT GRIPS.
\
Let me repeat
ment for the'time being.
SECOND DIVISION ALLOWwhat I said yesterday with regard to a
ANCES.
general election.
If a member will bring terioration.
me a request signed by a majority of the
RECRUITING.
Reporter.)
Parliamentary
(Faou Oub
members of this House in favour of a
and Sydney, active
Melbourne
in
Both
this
do
I
will
year,
my
general election
daily. MeetWELLINGTON, Kept. 13.
recruiting operations go on
about.
bring
reading
best
to
it
During the evening tin- second
ings are held in the Melbourne Town Hal
taken.
was
Forces
Bill
of the. Expeditionary
the Sydney ios,
at noon, and outside huge
posters were
Mr Poland moved a strong protest
and everywhere
SEMPLE
RELEASED.
Oflicc
against the ‘delay 'in the statement of the
displayed calling on the young men to
tinGovernment's intentions
At race meetings an interval is
enlist
(Peb Press Association.)
allowances and pensions for the Second
that recruiting sergeants may
GHRISTCJIURCH, Sept. 11. allowed so to
Ihe
Division men. There-had been a- breach of
address the crowds.
Ixs
allowed
from
the
Robert Semple was released
faith in the failure to bring down the profurther considering the
was
Government
He
was
Lyttelton gaol this morning.
mised amendments.'
imposition of a tax on eligible men not
Mr Massey said there had been no breach met by a small party of Labour symenlisting of ten per cent on his earnings.
had
been
extraordinfaith.
waterlarge
Ministers
crowd
of
of
A
GENERAL.
arily busy since' lie returned from f/mdon. pathisers.
sjdcrs waited at the railway gate, but
During his visit to Melbourne, Mr Devine
industrial there was no demonstration.
legislation and
Important
met several cx-Palttiorstonians, including
trouble? had occupied their time, and it
Harry Muller, now managing the Bihad been' impossible to’’give adequate tune
Mr
a-sTheatre, and Mr Arthur Barker, forjou
CHINA.
to Second Division needs, but he could
GREAT
FLOODS
IN
weie
merly caretaker of the Opera House.
---suro the married men that their claimsallowThe districts near Melbourne wore subnot - going to be overlooked. Ihe on a (By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.)
jected to a lot of rain lately, and the
ances and pensions would belorplaced
Association.)
Press
(Per
their wi'es
roads and paddocks were covered with
„oah' to provide reasonably
the position of men
Received September 14. 12.53 p.m.
water.
anti children. He knewproceed
SHANGHAI, Sept. 13.
to the front,
who wen- going to
and
Floods in the Chi-li province have
leaving their "wives and children hero,
would
do
SPORTING.
rendered three millions homeless and
could say that the Government
its
CONFLICTING NEWS FROM RUSSIA
SIGNS'
Attorney-General.
The Hon. Samuel had some further questions to ask concerning statements made by
impressions of Ins visit to a Standard
the Chief Justice in reference to certain (■representative.
He stated that their party
disagreements of juries. The Chief Justice
(lav
on July 30, and on the
had said that the present law requiring reached Sydney
arrival the survivors of the P. and
of
their
of
“a
farce.
unanimity
perfect
the jury was
Mongolia, which had been sunk on
Sir Francis Bell replied _ that, in accord- 0. boat
the voyage out from England, also readied
ance with the well recognised rule, Parlia- Sydney. Unfortunately the survivors lost
ment must not discuss the actions of the everything.
clad
many
and
Were
judges, except on a substantial motion. 1 he
and
'
of
all
varieties
clothes
attention of the Government had not been in
colours. Sydney was enjoying bright
called to the statements, otherwise than by spring weather, and the
New
Zeamembers’ questions, and members’ attenable to see the city under the
tion was now called to the following remark landers were
harbour
splendid
With
lii'st conditions.
its
made in the House of Commons by the busv
with shipping, its streets alive with
British Prime Minister: “This House L
other
numerous pleasing
traffic.
and
its
very scrupulous to discourage anything in
features, Sydney has attractions not posthe. nature of censure, or even of comment, sessed
by atiy other city in the Antipodes.
within these walls upon the doings or savTHE STRIKE
ings of His Majesty's Judges.”
The Hon. J. MacGregor moved : That in
The labour unrest, which had been in
opinion of the Council it was desirable the evidence for some little time, readied a
strike
Government should cause full enquiry to be climax on August 6, when the big almost
made into the working of the jure system started. Its effects were apparent
A
traffic.
on the West Coast of the South Island and immediately with a dislocation of
in Napier. Mr MacGregor indicated the great mass meeting was held in the Domain,
day’
opinion that there had been a miscarriage where addresses were delivered. Next and
of justice through the refusal of juries to the trams were stopped in the city,
congestion
in the
do their duty by recording convictions. “I this, led to a terrible
have learned that criminal trials in Napier streets through thousands of people having
the
arc a farce.” he said, “and that the cause no means of getting to their homes in
of this is the existence in Napier of what suburbs. In these circumstances all kinds
brought
draw
unearthed
and
of conveyances were
is practically a Tammany gang. I
the, attention of the loader of the Council into use. consisting of traps, motor cars,
to the fact that I have this from an au- daisy carts, bicycles, and even lorrys had
their complements of passengers..As can he
thoritative source.
not
wore
Sir Francis Dell: A member of me understood, these make-shifts
family?
nearly equal to dealing- with the traffic, and
Mr MacGregor: The honourable gentle- thousands of noople had to remain in the
.
city, with the’result that all the available,
man in wrong.
Sir Francis Bell: I thought you said a accommodation was called into use..
family gang.
Meanwhile seamen from inter-Statc aid
Mr MacGregor: A Tammany gang loci coastal steamers, lumpers on the wharves,
and others joined the strike, and thoubv a Tammany boss.
against sands of men were involved, the effects
"Councillors made a mild protest
them reflections upon certain communities, from ihe upheaval being felt from Queensbut the Council adopted the motion by- land to Victoria. After the lapse of a. few
days voluntary labour was forthcoming, and
twelve votes to four.
several of the street cars were started, and
this helped to relievo the tension. The lum
pers being on strike, the shipping of the
THE BUTTER PURCHASE.
port, which is very largo and important,
was hung up until free labour later brought
(From Och Parliamentary Reporter.)
relief.
No one was allowed on the wharves
13.
MeanWELLINGTON. Sept.
except those having business^ there.
regarding
Mr Ma,ssey made a statement
while excitement prevailed in the city, and
the
by
butter
and
cheese
expectation
of
of
the purchase
everyone was on the tip-toe
Imperial authorities iir reply to a question and" wondering what next would happen.
bv Mr Wilkinson. He said the negotiations
Mr Devine , said he attended, the Cathewere still incomplete. He had noticed that dral. but owing to the cessation of the
to
arranged
had
get
authorities
the Imperial
tram service the organist was unable to
take the Australian surplus butter at Is into town and no music was available.
4d. lie presumed the report referred to There were also some other amusing little
the whole surplus butter of the Commonincidents. A party of free labourers went
wealth. It was very likely the- Imperial to a restaurant to got a meal, but when
the
and
Government would want to complete
the stall heard who they were, waiters
proceed* cooks
arrangement with Australia
put on a. dignified air and. walked
New
Zeathe
with
negotiations
in-* with
Business in the city was going-on in
out.
land. Mr Massey added that Ids first pro- iho shop- much the same as usual, hut fao.
posal. made soon after his return from Lon. tones goijUl. get no hands and numbci
don, had been that the. Imperial authori- closed down,
ties should purchase part of the New ZeaMr Devine and party then went on to
told
this
was
He
A STRATFORD INCIDENT.
satisfactoi>.
very
not
be
belter
to
and
that it would be
•'\hilc walking-on. the Stratford railway take Ihe whole otupui. The offer to the
station on Monday morning, just Indore the Imperial authorities had been made, but
express; train left for Wellington, a well- the reply was still awaited. He anticipated
known resident was alleged to have been no difficulty about cheese, and lie believed
subjected to considerable annoyance by the price would be found to be satisfactory.
military police. The gentleman was wear- Ho had received a cablegram from the Iming a khaki coat, which he had purchased perial Government in reply to the request
the
over four years ago, and was suddenly conthat space should bo allowed for
fronted by the military police. ‘‘Where quantity of butter now in store in Dunedin.
there
did you get- that coat
were
taken
asked one police- They'stated that if rabbits
man; in a (one of voice, so it was alleged, would Ire less room for butter. They placed
for shipthat:was extremely discourteous. The ac- meat first in order of importancebutter,
and
costed man informed his enquirer that tin- ping purposes, thou cheese, then
finally’
arid
rabbits.
mill,
coat was made at a certain
four years-to his knowledge. He states
that ho was thereupon informed that he
IMPRES-
WELLINGTON, Sept. 13.
The judges and juries were under discussion in the Legislative Council this afternoon. The Hon. 0. Samuel had placed on
the Order Paper a question regarding the
the
attitude of the Government
Juries’ Act. Amendment Bill, which, in its
present form proposes that the verdict of
ton jurors shall be accepted in criminal
cases, other than in capital cases, in event
land
would
showed him the tab with the name on it.
The “red-cap”, said he.did not care where
the-cotit" was made, but 'demanded io know
how the owner became possessed of it. A
crowd commenced to gather, and a friend
of the'resident told the police that he was
a Justice of the Peace, and could guarantee
that; the owner of the coat had it for over
PALMERSTONIAN’S
(Fbom Odb Parliamentary Reporter.)
quated, appliances; (4) dilatory methods of
of a disagreement.
the Department, in reviewing and replyingFrancis Hell said that the Bill, which
to correspondence in reference to grievances! is Sir
had the
not to proceed this session,
and also Department’s method of ulwavs
support of the Minister for Justice and
assuming members to be guilty of technical
breaches, and placing the onus of proving
iimocsnce 'ipou members; (5) Excessive lines
for technical breaches frequently made bv
misrepresentations of offei als: (61 the injustice of being required to work
all nndit
shifts at same rates of pay as day shifts ;°(7)
the .constitution of the Railway
Anneal
Hoard.
A
LATER.
NEW FRENCH CABINET.
1
special
BACK FROM AUSTRALIA.
191?;
14,
DUNEDIN, Sept. 14.
The man who was killed on the RoslynKaikorai tramline last night was Frederics.
John Sibbaltl, 67. a married man with nt»
children.
CASUALTY LIST.
The following are reported wounded;
Bdr. E. A. Jones, Cpl. N. McKinley.
The following arc reported wounded and
admitted
Sec.-Lieut. 1. M-
to hospital;
Johnstone, I’vts. G. \\ yllie, A. Lullford.
The following arc reported slightly wounded but remaining with unit: Dvr. r.
Anderson, Pvt. H. J. Thomas.
on
\t an inquest at Gateshead (England)
the body of a child which died from inattention ai birth, it was stated that the
mother was 13 years of age last January.
May O’Brien, a Skibbercen beuuty,--had
awarded £45,000 damages in New
York in a breach of promise suit against
exJoliii 15. Manning, &n
been
banker and millionaire.
LOCAL
FIGHTING CONTINUING.
Australian-New
Though there have been no major operalocal lighting
tion? on the British front
Morning Post’s, corresponcontinue?., The typical
affair arising out- ot
dent describe? a
Inverness
I lie BerOn the. ormans are no longer able to rely
dinarv line regiments to assault the British
is a
line. ‘ The. necessity of storm troopsarmy.
striking proof of the decadence of the
to
The bulk of the Germans are only litwith
hold a multitude of concrete forts
the
larim
UindenburgLine
and
which the
iof Flanders are studded. While picked
the German attempt
to retake
Copse bv mean? of storm troops.
troops enter the barrage, the infantry
and craters.
remain idle in the trenches
careThe attack on Inverness Copsebv was
the Bafully planned and rehearsed
varian siormei's and flame machine men.
The ground had been accurately surveved
storm
by means of aeroplane photographs. Ihe
Bavarian charge secured a few small tren-
counter atches but our ordinary troops,
tacking a few hours later, quickly flung
them out. Such incidents convince our men
that they are more than a match for tho
General von
best of Germany’s
Avium is industriously training the Fourth
Army opposite Ypres in new open warfare,
which has developed from the shell hole
s v stem of defence. The Germans are being
accustomed to Ibe on the naked battlefield
witli only a strip ot canvas across a shell
hole to screen them from aerial observation.
is
‘‘llennalinc,’’ Egyptian Henna Shampoo,
a
new
world wide known preparation
used for brightening hair that naa become
faded and dull, mid when used according to
directions its cilcct is most pleasing. It
forms a most• delightful shampoo, and is
superior to powders, as it does not dry the
but leaves it exquisitely soft and
hair,
bright.
Ask for it at C. M Ross, Ltd.,
drapers, or to J. R McKenzie’s. Palmerston. Sample trial '>ns M each. 1* bd and
"as
I;of
.feddied.
,
3B
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Kerin. 3s Cd.
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SPIRITUAL
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PA LAI ERSTON NORTH.
j
SoW.'bj ALL KODAK DEALERS
■
friends.
Prices 35/- to £ls/3 5/-
thirkvn.
Auckland has been sent away in good cider, and excessive losses in shrinkage have
There is no doubt that the commit tee
both
I avoided.
“boosting'' No. 21 (the -Stock Baby) are. io
ejioe.so Coining- for
be commended un iheir success m obtaining ! "A portion .of
tilt- assistance of Mr Hamilton flodgis' ward for grading ill f\Cw Ply nioutlt has
i-i ia!! v engaged convert party to give a been partially cool-stored, but iieither ilkgrand entertainment in'aid of the funds of p'lnperatlire ul tin*, various chambers nor
the circulation ot air has been properly
tip's baby
cm Wednesday next. The public
still have memories of .Mr Hodges’ last regulated. Consequently the cheese stored
appearance tiefure a veal audience with the ;il this point has been more or less detriThese irregularities
famous “Orphans'’ concert last year, and ins mentally affected.
name appearing on any concert prog ran,inn* have been brought under tin* notice of
tiie
cbncel'ned,
and it is
storage company
is a snliu-iem,. guarantee of till outstanding
c
Amongst the items this hoped that- by the opening of next mason
f.ier'aiiunent.
vocalist, w ill contribute is that latest patriotic better provision will have been made, for
In addition to tic
song. “.A Big Lot of Sunshine Coming the storing of cheese.
Soon.' which has scored such a sueces., in cheese held at the freezing works many
Wellington where, after being sung by Mr thousands of crates had to be stored in
1 lodges. 11 CO copies were sold in a. fort- .other buildings in order to relieve the
night. Mis-J Teresa McEnroe, Wellington’s pressure for room at the factories.
Tin*
beautiful soprano, will once more be heard cheese in (hose store? suffered badly dm
mg
the
much
items,
weather,
in
warmest
advantage
some
selected
and
and
caused
to.
Miss A. Segrief can be depended upon to anxiety to those responsible for its super
please even the most critical audience. The vision.
mirth of the evening will lx* supplied by
“At Ikilea * 1.1 so the cheese stores were
-Mr W. Crawford, an elocutionist of unusual greatly overtaxed, a.iid Die receiving of
capabilities. whose items are new and re cheese had to be discontinued on novel id
fined. Signor A. I’. Tnuhi, the Ihiulist. occasions during the season.
Although
'-•.ill main- bn debut, before a local audience, tile West Coast refrigerating Company had
but, he is recognised as a past master oil provided sonic extra accommodation it was
the flutv. and music-lovers should not miss found iri.sufheieni to .deal with all the cheese
the opportunity of hearing this artist. Mrs offering. Here .again the telrlpePUme- of
is. 11. (jueroe w ill-preside at tile piaho, and the dilferent chambers Could not be ConJs noted, as an accompanist of outstanding trolled as
desired, but .evepvthing possible
capabilities. The full programme will be was done to make the best of the facilities
published in, Saturday’s “Standard,” and available. Alterations to the building . and
tin- box plan opens tit Andrew Millar's to additions to the plant have now brought
mormw morning. and intending patrons are these, works up-to-date, and in future, cases
.strongly urged’to'-'book early, a.s already will be field under approved conditions and
tickets arc .selling freely, and an over- at lives desired temperature. Owing (o the
flowing house is anticipated.
shortage of space at I’a lea. some cheese had
Ha
to be graded at a central building at
This to some extent helped to reTHE MARAMA CONCERT.
went.
lieve iim pressure.
ellStigi*in none ul ih<“At iho port. o(
The concert which is to lie given tostored, as the t'teu
morrow night by the Mamma Concert Bar tv cheese could be cool
for
this, purpose was i/oi
Imilding
erected
and Orchestra will he one of unexampled
refrigerating plim’i
brilliance, as practically the whole talent fitted with the necessary
m time, for the warm weather. An extenof the party, i,- being drawn on for tin sion
made,
the',
cheese,
was
store during
to
programme. Several of the performers will
be new to Palmerston audiences, but all an ihe year, ifie- uecessnyv machinery had
renowned for their ability as entertainers, once been insiaUenl, and it is expected that
Of the Awupuni contingent, Sergt.-Majoi U;e teinpemßire of this building will be
keep the e.lier.-e ill good
Barchani. Private Wickes, and
PnAati regulated so as to.
ot
Ot-tirroll liave already proved themselves ’condition next- year,' Accumulation
Wellington was so great- that an,-toeks
atmoo popular, while Private 11. -Malone,
this.
t<> be utilised tor
w cil-known '1 uranakj singer, and Private other building had
purpose*, and although the ollicials of the
An o'er .--on, an accomplished pianist, will contheir , best, to keep, the
Board
did
Harbour
tribute to the programme. In conjunction
provision
with Mis- X. Keeling. Private I. O'Car roll eheese from spoiling- by making
will again appear m a. <|ance divertissement, for a. good air circulation by the installa.of
tin* .profans,
etc., deterioration
and Miss Watson and Airs Bailey will alse lion of
cess look place to a. considerable extent.
assist.. The concert is under the patronage
“Many of the consignments at Wellingof tiis Excellency the- Governor-General
with
and Countess of Liverpool ; grid a-S it is the ton and other ports became affected
on this
last entertainment to bo given by the party cheese, mites, and the losses .made
The
and tor such a deserving cause, it should account have also been considerable. .Isbe greeted with -in overflowing- house.
bulk of the* cheese, loaded in the North
that
from
Auckland, with the exception -4
land, was placed on board the steamers in
COMMERCIAL
This gave
a more or less healed condition.
rise to some comments- «*n the part of the
dually
resulted
AUCTION SALES.
shill’s officers. and
in. till
bill's of hiding for cheese being specially
Demi!.-, in connection with flurry Palmer marked to indicate that the .eh'-i-s,* was
and (Jobs mart sale, to be lick! to-morrow, unsatisfactory when delivered to the ship,
are advert] ed in our
auction columns. in the oilier hand the shipments of eheese
Proceedings will commence at 11 o’clock.
made from the South Island ports were
Harry Palmer and (Jo. insert u. preliminfound to be in much better order, a.s it
ury announcement of a sale to p> ■ lield on
was found possible to store .the cheese at
temperatures, and the produce pre1.30.
lower
on behalf of Mrs
Tuesday next at
Holland, particulars of which will appear sented a much better appearance at the
1
in Monday’s “.Standard.' - The firm also time of shipment than'much oi the cheese
intimate that details of Mr Donaldson's from the North Islam].
ot
•‘The harmful treatment which
sale, to behold on Wednesday at. 1 o’clock,
the. cheese receives prior to leaving New
will appear in .Monday’s “Standard. 1'
notice
Particulars of the Umpire Auctioneerin'.; Zealand has been brought under the
(.Vinpe.m’s mart sale, to he held tomorrow. of the producers Iroiu time to tune, but
currHuenrdr.g at 1.30, are aimounced in our they do not appear to take as much interauction columns.
est in this phase ot limb- business as its imThe M.A.tJ. announce particulars on page portance demands, ’1 he position, is one caltheir
be
held
to-morrow, ling- for immediate attention, tor there is
8 of
mart sale, to
commencing at noon.
no guarantee that the accumulation of
On Momlay, at noon. Leyden and (Jo, will cheese at the main ports will be any less
conduct an important sale at
the
old next- year, li cargo spare is shortei than
Rangioin camp site. Various lines of it has been large quantities of cheese may
.
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"AUTO SUGOKSTION," by
suitable'
accommodation for the entire season's' outTherefore all cheese shipped from
pul.
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A Kodak is, a.'. necessity. . Such complete and valuable records can be made
rvitfr.-a - Kodak, that it has been found
necessity to farmers, manufacturers,
contractors, soldiers, and ail who wish
to mail pictures of home io their soldier
“Un.yidSM
fhy whole
the Auckland Farmers’
j Freezing Company having provided
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their choose,
The only Razor that strops itself
a
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'X'ho tenth shave is as good as the flrst,
and the twentieth as good as the
tenth. With other safety razors you
must throw away the blade when
The AutoStrop saves its cost
in 12;ntonth3 in blade economy aloae,
and always gives perfect shaves.
Razor Set of silver-plsted razor, special
rtron and 12 lancet steel O Z?/
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Obtainable
Everywhere
.much
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Managing Agent for Australasia:
-i
RALPH ABERCROMBY
Denison House, Sydney
timber, including rusticating, flooring,
POSTAL OFFICIALS AND BANKS.
Mail Jloom wrters run considerable
risk fnoih disease bacilli.
Many of
1 hem; also many Hank tellers, gargla
a ml-sniff' up EUtenzol as a safeguard.
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Sir .1, .(.E. Wilson,
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e.
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Early Rose,
Beauty of Hebron,
(laniekeeper,
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prices, enquire
from
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.season. All lumhvaro
(Id a
gardou hose and
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in
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embroidery.
muslin
ot longoloth, new-|
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flounce of
Deep
and tucks. Ms bd
irXDF.HSKiRT oi lonm-luih with!
embroidery
1
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TWO
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frills of Swiss ninsbn
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with
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18s 9dl
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IB
Fine Winter Footwear.
...,
,
verv doe]i flared fimince
trinune-! j
inwVij-oideiy. '-Ss .M.-
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very dflHi-l
iRT.oT voile : deep
Pr.XDKItsK
tins!
with two
Hs
iii\
trimmed'
\TJIt present di.spl:«v is fully repre/
son tali vo «d the very latest Eootfashions lor Ladies and Gentlemen, and
consists of tho newest models from tbo
jleading manulaeturors.
i ol', nihroidifiy ami- val lace. am.|
insertion. d.V.
ml
NIOUTDHKSSKS oi nainsook
i surpliee stvle with round yoke of«
11
i val lime 'and ' insertion,
A dainlv sleeves finished same. I
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Style, in all our Footwear, is supplewhich ensures
mented by a high quality
■excellent wear, and the prices throughjout- our stock represent the best possible
NIOIITDRESS of nainsook in Kin-j
piic stvle, Sipiare ■ neck wilh|
deep v.ike oi val insertion amj
IS
fumh-.
I* embroidery.-Short sleeve
JS ~,l heading and law. 2os;Otk a
Ip XidHTDIJitSS at very -line nain-l
S souk, Handmade V yoke baek J
rj
~
value.
HODGSON’S
SHOE STORE,
ute
a
reasonable compromise.
ecutive considered a letter from the
president of the Marlborough branch
aslsinjx for support of an agitation that
no more men be called up from the
agricultural and pastoral industries and
other recommendations appertaining
thereto. The executive declined to supA resolution teas carried
port them.
stating that the executive have always
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i,;
community
and
nyuy
sj> .*■
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“PETONE,” “BREEZE,” “STORM.”
FOR CORNS.
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TAKES THEM OUT HOOT AND
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steamers nut regularly between BluiE Dunedin, Oamaru, Tiimani.
Lyttelton, Pioton, and AVanganni. For
These
Is TIN FROM
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height, etc. apply to
C. F. AIILLWARD
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Those steamers are splendid stock
56 OCR A STREET.
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carriers.
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For freight apply to
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LEVIN AND CO., LTD.,
!futures—pictures of your holidays®/
Foxtori.
% and week-ends; pictures in homegZi
MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO.,
life, travel, people and places
Palmerston North.
pictures to sepd to your, soldiergy
the war. Makes
/Eg friends atinches
x 3J inches.
turcs ui
35a ttp-^j
All KER,
LIMITED. 1»| Otlier Kodaks from
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frequent intervals (circumstances per-
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SERVICES.
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P.O. Box 174.
Telephone 284.
Si?
Particulars supplied on application.
All steamers filled with wireless tele-
SACOH PIGSI
BACQM PIGS 1
Feilding Bacon
receive
Ron
THE
day, Juno 11,; Foxton,
Company will
go tea, Mon-
pigs at
Monday, June
the Abattoirs and Factory
11; also at
every Monday and Tuesday.
E. VALLENDER, Rongote*.
A. H WILSON. Foxton.
Agents for Hebburn Colliery.
A. F. MAP 1
Pi
CENTRAL
PHOTO STORES,
MAI X STREET WEST,
PALMERSTON NORTH.
K
SYDNEY. HOBART AND
MELBOURNE.
■MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
BRITISH BACON FACTORY,
PRINCESS STREET. P.N.
ROVERS OP PRIME BACON PIGS
AT HIGHEST-MARKET RATES.
THE DIRECT MXE OP STEAMERS Canity and Sons, Proprietors.
TO ENGLAND.
PRIVATE CURING A SPECIALTY.
THE LARGEST PASSENGER STEAM- Trucking dates
to ho advertised later.
ERS IN THE NEW ZEALAND
Phono Poo.
J. WHITE, Manager.
TRADE.
EMI NT) your sold ior hoy or friend
The superb 32,000-ton Twin-screw
of his New Zealand homo. Tin’s
Passenger Steamers of tho Shaw,
PIGS.
PIGS.
PIGS.
can bo done by posting him ouo of Raw- Savill Lino make frequent Bailings to
;
PHONE 204.
CHAW SAVILL AND ALBION
cl
COMPANY, LIMITED.
Soldiers’ Christmas
Cakes,
objected to indiscriminate conscription
or men from essential industries; that
'-they could not support the absolute exemption of farmers and fann workers;
that they think each case will have to
be decided on its own merits: that the
Onion should assist in appeals and sup- iins’ specially prepared Cakes.
ple reliable evidence.
ORDER NOW to ensure tho parcel
reaching tho trenches by Christmas.
WFi.HINGTON. Sept. FT
The Cakes sent from ns last year all
The New Zealand Alliance passed a
'Opened in excellent condition, and wo
resolution this evening that’ the executive of this Alliance express its indig- guarantee them all again this year.
Special quotation to societies requirnation and deep disappointment that
the Hill introduced by the Government ing a quantity. Quality ol\Cako can
comes so far short ot what has been be seen at the shop.
asked for by petitions from 177.000
TERRACE END.
electors of the Dominion by resolutions 'TIE SQUARE.
from representatives of nearly every
class in flic
front
S, insertion,
HOOT IMPORTERS,
2
CLOSING BILL. ■!
.Hu.*
trimmed hand-mam*«
it.li
nnd edged
Short sleeves. 4/s ()d.
anti
•
li.p. National liVnzitu' Kuginoj £2u
.!
graphy.
li.p. Strain Riignie; L' 22.
•1 li.p. S( i'iiui Boiler, JUU lb. ; A 20,
Tickets available for stop-over or reID li.p. Steam Holler.
(I»SR Press Association.)
turn by U.S.S. Company’s steam era, or
1 Saw Bench.
ArCKI-.ANI>, Sept. FT
vice versa.
Th v Farmers’ Union Kxmitive <•-'<*; 12 h.p. Portable Engine*
I Vacuum Bump.
ried a resolution that the proposals u!
Hoad
Office
for New Zealand:
1 Steam Pump.
t])e Government regarding hotel Jiourx
Queen’s Clianibers, Wellington.
ex-
THE EARLY
J. RAWLINS
supported
by the deliberate judgment of the National Fllicieiicy Hoard. It rc-allirms
deteriorate to such an extent during the ili(> demand for tin.m. as the very latIt
; uminer months as
to become a total loss est hour for closing the iupior bars.
and unfit for shipment. Hence the urgent rails upon all worthy citizens to express
the
cool
storage
necessity tor extending
their dissatisfaction, and use every leaccommodation for cheese at the ports men gitimate means to induce their repretinned above."
sentatives in Parliament to amend the
Hill in harmony with public opinion and
THE WHITE HOUSE,
CAKE
’
tho United Kingdom.
Unsurpassed
Accommodation
for
First, Second, and Third Class Passen- milE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERAgers.
S' JIVE BACON and
MEAT
All vessels aao fitted with Wireless PA( KING ()., !. 11)., will receive Livo
Telegraphy and Patent Eire Extin- Baeoncrs, Porkers and Choppers at tho
(
guishers.
Passengers
iollowing weighing stations:—
also hooked to United
States Ports, and passengers from Lon- | ''gilding, I’ncsday. Sept. IS.
don may ho arranged hero.
! Rongotea. Wednesday. Sept. IP.
For full particulars apply to tho •diakca. Wednesday, Sept. IP.
Agents.
! Palmerston. Thursday. Sept. 'JO.
"IT OVAL
SPECIALISTS.
Buyer: H. Ware, 45 Fritz
i J almerstou
North. ’Phono 625.
(
SERVICE.
MAIL
Via San Francisco,
etc.
“KIWI”
r
BACOM
street,
FACTORY,
buyers of Prime Bacon
!S
cst market prices given.
””,
Full
particulars regard
Sailing pot cash on delivery. Private curing a
speciality. ’Plume 411.' Trucking
Mangainaire fpu; 8 a.m.
Dates and Faros on application to tlio
till 12 noon,
and at J'ahi.Uim ■ from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on
Agents—
Monday; 20th August, 1917. Also on Wednesday, 22nd August, at Mangatainoka
irom 8 a.m. til! 12 noon, and at
MELLSOP, ELIOTT AND CO.,
Woodvilia
i‘om 1 p.rn. till 4 p.m.
rniiuouciiocT the
rniiKouciiocT
1 icehurst, Ashhurst. buyer, will rccoiv*
C.
PALMERSTON NORTH, or
at ms private house everv Wednesday
rigs_\vill Ixj received at the abattoir*
INJUN.
UNION S.S. COY. OF
LTD.
B.
A.’S
SEEDS
<
\\
&
oi the present grave
A donation oi K2O li;is Ivon made in the with the needs
minesweepers by Messrs Clausen Brothers, national crisis.
•who font the amount through the W.t.T.t
Tho motoring public are invited by the
FOOTBALL.
Nonpareil .Motor Co. tp inspect recent ship
monks of ear sundries in connection with
Tii-iiioiTuv. afleniuoii a match between an
which every make ot car has been catered
«u ill laki'
for. Big stocks of Vitalic car tyres and Auapuni anij> team ami 1'
tin’ Show eronmls. eomnienc
on
tubes in all sizes arc in stock.
Secondhand l
Till-: STOCK MARKET
in”- al 3 o'clock. Tin- mutest pcoinim-,
bicveins arc also being ofl'ered.
both
a*,
0,. '»' very keen one.
t
The Xcu Zealand Loan and .Mcn.antib
form.
Ibe to!
(,'n.,
Agency
teams are m splendid
Ltd.. report ; At Palmerston
CALL Oil WHITE
CAI.VKS UKLLSII “CKKE.MfI.K."
North on Thursday we had a fair yarding
luwiiiLT comprise
(.’lelaml, Me
lushes.
Larkins,
experience
[ai'iiKT
puts,
of both sheep and cattle. All classes of
<>t
Moimlas
1
hirgo
one
As
US EUR SAMPLES
stock met with a ready sale —-young cattle it; “I he way (In- calves clean up their ( 'onaehie. 1). Reid, \V. Whisker. W. Reid.
showing an advance in values. Fair hoggets
McXae (2). I tanner. Driinor. Hicks, Mm
the
food
tint*
the
best
recommendation
is
AND QUOTATIONS.
dock. Roddy.
19s 6d to 25s 7d, good mixed hoggets 27s
7d, ’.curling steers £3 6s, £5 10s. £6 ss. could have.” “CeremUk” is just pure con
yearling heifers £5. £4 2s. £4 3s, cent l uted food made from the finest cunuus
cruh von: riiekmatism.
&
forward cows £o 13s. fat cows £lO ss. cows grown in New Zealand and specially pre
[with calves £7 ss, backward springing pared for young stock. It, is easily digested,
I),,n’t,
you
think
iarn
iuciimlih
heifers £7 10s £9, good springing heifers £9
highly nutritious, and has the important, because
uai'vc
had rheumal ism fo
2s, £9 15s, £lO 15s, dairy cows £8 to £lO,
qualities of palalabjlify. There, arc no years ant
have
ift almost, ever;
2-year Holstein bulls £9 15s.
chemical colouring}, in “Cereiniik”- abso “enie”
Waste
I' l
relict.
without
PALMERSTON NORTH.
UKGAI.X lIKALTH WITH GKRKGBN. Into j.iiiriiy is. guaranteed, if is eo well bal more money eu lotions and embrocations
a.nced, too, that the animaks develop splentill
Item),
tin
disease, ami
is a
Any doctor will tel! yon that proleic! is didly without being Iron bled with scours. Rheumatism
At all stores and factories. laxal distribu external treatment, in the "orld camio
«ONE\ TO LEND.
to
absolutely necessary
permanent health tors: is./i. Loan and Mercantile Agency purify your blond the cine must he eileel
Professor Ganges says, Co.. Palmerston North. Advtand strength.
ed internally and Uheunm is tins remedy
“Without protcid wo die.” Lack of prowhich settles at tin C* fT UPWARDS on Furnitur®, stc.,
Enlisted nii'it should purchase a supply The excess uric acid
repayable easy instalments;
toid is probably responsible for much of uf tlu' new tobacco—High Admiral. It s joints, causing the painful swelling, is dis strictly confidential. Apply
the nervous prostration and physical and hoi n e tob aceo. —Ad vt.
solved and eradicated by Rheumo; tin
CORRECT ADDRES’S—mental exhaustion in the world.
For the
blood is purified, the swelling disappears
-121 Cuba street.
simple reason that everyday food docs not] IF YOU ARE SUBJECT TO “COLDS”- and thus a euro R effected. Hundreds o
supply enough all-important protcid. CereTHIS.
New Zealanders have been cured of then
READ
not disappoint your boy at the
gen contains over 80 per cent of this essenPeople “catch colds’’ because they arc in
complaints'by Rheumo. .Mr Cannitch
front; send a W. and E. Cake in
tial food-element, and it will build you a run-down condition, and lack the reserve mafic
long
a
time
of
writes
For
Tenutka,
Bo sure it's power to resist sudden changes of temperaone of our airtight tins. He will be
up—nerves, muscles, brain.
2s 6d, 4s 6d, 6s Oil. ture. Therefore, to o.vercomo a cold you suffered from rheumatics, using all kinds o delighted.—Whitehead and Ellis, cakeCeregen—all-British.
12s from all chemists.
12s size contains 8 need the aid of ft tonic? as well as-a cough remedies. Hearing of Rheumo I tried it makers, Main street w«st
times amount of 2s 6d tin. —Advt.
lioaler—Baxter’s Lung Preserver. It soothes and to-day can say that 1 have not felt, bet
You tn
tC.
L-.JJL
V.'T.J
sore throat, relieves tickling, and coughing ter for the past ten years.”
HTHOUT the shadow of doubt the
to remove tin
> very
Have you heard (ho good news? Golds and promotes the health of the bronchial Rheumo. It seldom fails
best bread is made by
perman
of
the
disease
and
effects
a
the
it
the
cause
same time
vitalises
At
fly before Nazol—tho ready for-uso and passages.
Whitehead and Ellis. Give ns a- trial
whole system—even,' dose helps yon to be- ent cure. 2> 6d and 4s 6d bottle.
and prove if. Main street west and
money-saving remedy. Keep Nazol handy, come fit. Price, Is Oil hi all clieiuisis and
Barraelough’s Nervine for toothache.
I
Progaudra. cures corns quickly.-—Advt. I lie Square. M'hone SS and J2O.
stores.—Advt60 doses Is 6d. —Advt
BARRAUD
ABRAHAM. L,D-
-
:
R(worjil
of hm-eioili
I| rXDKKSKIin'S
with deep
|
Engine Bargains.
DO
QUEEN STREET.
Toli'pltotie-fUU.’
■
I
H. CR/
,\ml tim
i
l
'”
Il
and inauv other well known varieties.
For' samples and
l
.r
thin.
|
in the near future,
designs—so cT.armiuply
S has Fashion's laney developed ihem|
i that von - ‘will want not one mil,
tic'illy every river in New Zealand, atid mission to the New Zealand Government.
had stopped erosion by causing still water
Several of these matters are being taken
I
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POTATOES.
i duplicate
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s:
l‘\‘A
dates:—t
N.Z.,
every
I ucsciay.
TIIOS.
-
mi IE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING
COMPANY'S LINE.
I.
FENTON*
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Manager.
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WANTED IN
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MO HER Nr TWIN SCREW PASSENGER STEAMERS PITTED WITH 1
EVERY COMPORT.
) ft
®
EVERY HOME.
is intended until further notice,
to despatch a passenger steamer from
time to timu to a port in the United. tf|L
hj
PI.K to apply stud mostJ
HI hj I M .success!ul
in result.
Kingdom.
Return TicTcts available by P. and ||
O. Line.
Also irom Unto to time as opportun- ®
E
ityJ odors.
HENDERSON’S “HEELIN”
OINTMENT.
anii.seplie,
and
JS'
INSULATED CAP CO fgjp “i leclin is the “first a id’ 1 for
SI E AM EPS.
and Burns, while all sores
®(Tits
Pimples, vPile , Eczema and otherSf
r#
I
-SEMI)
etc.,
also piping and iron, will be submitted, and
farmers are urged to attend the sale, as
the timber is sound, and will be disposed ot
to the best advantage.
Momisey and Co. will conduct . their
regular mart sde to-morrow, commencing
at 1 o'clock. In addition to produce, etc.,
some very fine oak furniture will bo submitted.
To-morrow, at 1.50, l.eydpn and Co. '.'.ill
hold a sale ol second-hand motor ears, .dray.
harness:, etc., on behalf of Mr Adam Burgess, at the rear of the latter's promise;,; in
(jjuitsii street Several good horses wjllaUo
be oil' erecl.
m
in
lhe public exhibition gallerie,- of die Imperial Institute, especially with the object
of giving increased prominence to the
dairy industry, lias been carefully condded and a full report on the requirements
of the Court litis been prepared for sub-
,
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for socials, concerts, dances,
lectures and other amusements.’
Largo supper rooms available, indepeu- ft
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itching skin diseases are prompt;
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downstream.
Tin's had been the ease in up with the New Zealand Government.
the ohtin rivet', above file railway bridge. With regard to the recovery of potash from
He thought the dassiticalion ahouf right, the waste products of wool washing, Mr
but admitted, that it was a difficult matter Grieg, who i.s on a visit to New Zealand,
to.decide. Those lands classified B would has been asked to make enquiries in the
Hot suffer from erosion, but they might i lominion.
from flood water.
He thought that C
In connection with New Zealand flax, Inc
classification should help, although, it was Imperial Institute lias already investigated
J* cl a--ideation samples of the tlax prepared by new proonly indiri city beucliung.
got no benefit whatever from the workcesses, and also various by-products, such
With the co
To Mr Cooke: There was no fear what as ‘‘tow" and “gum.”
breaking
and
through,
of
the
river
ever
operation of flax farmers in New Zealand
he was prepared to guarantee- I" any it is felt that more still could be done, in
amount that it would not.' ( his- ( got this direction, particularly in the .utilisaindirect benefit from the protective, works, tion of waste products and especially ol
and he agreed that Class D should also be die short fibre .now lost in the streams
Arrange
rated.
during the washing process.
Robert Edwards! ratepayer, said he ob- incuts have been made with Mr Mel.can
flax
libre waste to
jected to the classification its crooked aim to supply' samples ol
The matter was one of erosion, the Institute for investigation.
unfair.
after which- it became a private question.
The New Zealand Committee desires 1.,
The classification was unfair because the work in co-operation with the _ Chambers
River Bottl'd might go out of office and a of (Vimtm'iir and Other organisations in
He New Zealand, -ami with the Committees for
new Board might alter their decision.
thought the original classification should Research which have been recently aphave been left.
The River Board was pointed.
ho* tip in economics.
TO AT ('coper: Hi' liiiil iibjeeU'd !*■ ever'
A GREEDY BARBER.
clnssilicfiUon l>c<;auso the physic was given
ill a ditl’erenf w;tMi' wns in ('lass D
ami liiiil In pa\ all the rat ms,
I In’ • >asi's Nuthine. ji would seem, is 100 extraIt was now ordinary to happen in these days ol war
of rating liail been shifted.
(lie Board
a question of how;-much money
and maximum prices (says the Amsterlit agreed tilth .Mi" die- dam
would mimre.
correspondent ol the Sunday
tspj) jjmt (he river might 'lit "ill a very imes). Many a eiistomer ol a barber s
nujv djaiimd. but not that it would *• vv;iU
simp in the Lippclinei-strasse, Berlin,
rhroua!
his
must have received the shoes m
said
that
he
James K\!• . ht-T'erheil,
when, while undergoing a “shave
life
Hoard
which
(he
Liver
was chairman of
ever him
made the first eiasslfiCa t ion and under o- •■haircut," the barber bent
whose Hoard the nreposed etif above I’it/- and whispered in his ear: "Do you
rov street was to be made.
f f"‘ scheme want some pork. prompted
lie did tub
the har'l'he motive that
Was subsequently abandoned.
could
benef.t der to make such an astonishing query
work
think the Kit/my sireet
-tilers on the other side of the river, up was foolishly mercenary. Three friends
lie thought that the ehmsilictf* oi his—a baker, a bookkeeper. and a
or down.
lion at present w Is ((lore reasonable ihan glazier—had secretly purchased several
nnv previous one.
The pigs ‘were slaughtered in
to Mr fooke : He agreed thill people in pips.
the homo ol one ■-)! these amateur
Vogel street would oliiy benefit indirectly, butchers,
and the meat conveyed to
ini) as the work was being done in the
Horoltgh, the Borough should be rated as the. barber’s shorn which was provided
Heftier*. .on flic other side of with ;i cellar cool enough tor storage.
a whole.
the river -were in the Kairanga County, All was going well until the greed oi
the barber tor quicker returns induced
which was not doing the works
S. IT Lancaster -aid that he did not eon him lo try Ids luck with some of his
would
benefn
Kit/herbert
-elders
sidcr
customers, one of whom informed the
at till In 'he protective works.
police, who searched' the barber s pre11. J. Wilde, surveyor, said that the basts
mi.sits. found and seized NOIb. ol pork,
of cias-ifieiition of lands should be as the iirrested the barber, and eventually his
benefit tiie' received- lie thought the
classification fair, the Kif/.herbert side being three accomplices.
no benefit whatexcluded because it received
ever. The Borough, ( otnicil would lose it
, , (ail! anlotml of rates by the erosion of
land th'a-1 was
land on this -ide, 'fiie more the
dauget ol
washed a wav the greater
river:
but there
Hooding P'i this side. <d'; the
"(her
sale.
dauget
the
to
was no
To Mr Cooke: When he made the ela.-si
pcation he received im/ruetions to elassity
the land as to the benefit it would receive
TJn re were protective works being earned
mil at the lime, hut- he .did oof lake them !f you ask for Woods’ Peppermint; Cure.
in , account. IB- admitted that they might
. (f, ft. lim work if the,' were -necesslul. but
hkeJv
li,. oniv took notice of work that was
to be carried out.
n
Tim ( Vuirl adjourned till '(tun'sduy, Jbt.li
ins'... at 10.30 a.in.
IV-
InUov.iuo
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:
Discount
Wellington, said he knew the river very
well, right to EoJston, and had troqueuily
He thought there was
semi it- in Hood.
no fear of it- breaking through at iritzroy
street.
Groynes had been erected in prac,
mam in very large quantities. The
pi-ovem*-iu of the New Zealand < ourt
-and siiinmt‘r is
ill its lu-*-Is—-wiili
needs Ipr nndiT mnsliiis
mint”
filled now:
which siiouJU I* l
Speeial. |jii:ri)ns<\:uii"l<- hcidre c„t-i
toil prices flew skyuaio ha\e,
fi hrnu-lit values \vu cannot hope to j
OPR I.Mi is h-
i
\
.moving up stream.
.lames Edward Fulton, civil engineer, of
'"v
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i 1
.•i.
a
W
■
Doris Mitigate (Enid Bennett) is the
in daughter of a millionaire, and is .surrounded
CHEESE IN STORE.
Prcfrfon, Lancashire, England. Run by snobbish oh! aunts, who think that, once
hy British Labour.and British Capital. God had established the Wingate family,
LOSS IN TARANAKI AND W Ll,
he had lost till interest in the human race.
Sale
LING TON.
newspaper got. hold of the story, and
“Prideful
printed
an article headed;
DAIRY DIVISION'S REPORT.
daughter of aristocracy’s bluest blood:
America’s ‘richest daughter too good m
with
Americans.’’
And
she
v.va-“Uwing to ihe shortage of cargo m|<dco
associate
onlv a sorrow ful little girl, wanting - to share for cheese on the steanier.s loading for the
She goes to I inted Kingdom, large quant it les of tf ii
secrets and have, good times.
college, to get- the cold shoulder from every- produce have accumulated at the various
body—and then Thelma Salter brings her •shipping ports.'’ says the Director of the
dimpled deiiciousness along: “Have you got Dairy Division in Ids annual report. -“The
any washiii' what you want done awful stores have been greatly congested almost
well?”—and small Thelma leads her into ; from (lie beginning of (lie seat-on, and have
of ]Q Per Cent, on all Bi- the road which ended in love a.nd. happiness. hot, jet reached iionriAl conditions. Never
The supporting pictures are consistently betore in (he history -of the New
cycles during the sale.
Zealand
£00(1
cheese industry lias the hoed for the cool
storage of all cheese been so strongly em‘‘t ill-: BIRTH OF A NATION. '
phasised as during
the past
summer
I mouth?.
ML XI) IK CVCBK AND MOTOR.
This
be
Palace
attraction
the
oh
is
“>
will
at
to
"It
.sale
that
say
anything (Vom
WORKS,
1
1).
Tuesday and Wednesday next.
W. £25,000 to £30,000 lias been lost to the
Coleman Place, Palmerston North.
Grillith’s wonderful production will tints pay dairy farmers of the Dominion through
Paimcrstou North a second visit. This the excessive shrinkage of choose alone, to
J.at oJ i KNI > KRSOX X D XA Y LUiv
mighty spe'c-lac-le has turned flic theatre say .nothing of a loss in quality caused
records of America topsy-turvy. It holds by overheating.
These losses have
tie- long-distance run in New York, Boston, curred mainly in (he cheese produced oc-in
09B9RGS
Chicago. Los Angeles, and San Francisco to tile phtvmcer (if
Latalialri (iiui Wellington,
date and K making a triumphtUiL tout which lidrge quant i ties of Hie cheese have been
is causing more comment than anything ever damaged
owing to being held in building'?
undertaken in drama In 1 1vis country here- the temperaLure of which could not be
protofore. it is a story of America's history
.The dairy
perly
showing the viye a ltd faU of HtAeFv in makingcontrolled. the Auckland companies
province,
in
America and the terrible suffering that however, cheese igeil
ft! (be fortunate postfiaVii
was endured before it solution of this prob- lion of being able to : cobl-sUite
a
ay
i
J{ii.skcl!
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j
72;
Rawlins), fb ; Kathleen
lioagey, Pahiatua), (id.
’
cil of tin’ Institute, and ITofc-sm Wvntlham
R. Dun-dan, Director of the in .'dilute, are
os-officio members of (lib Committee.
Among tlie mutters already receiving intention are the recovery of potash from
tile wade products of wool washing; the
pos-ibiiiiy el establishing industries in New
Zealand for the .profitable employment of
waste wood and sawdust ; tins extension of
the use of kauri pile- in hie I nitod King
dom; and the employment in New Zealand
i|i the tanning industry of some of the Indian hide-, width formerly worn to Her
i]
Rawlins),
"H AITI NKBS.
second was to outline a
scheme jo protect it at various
Directing attention to one par
liciilai* lietul to tin- exclusion ol oilier parts
Ihe
might do more hanK than good.
river con id not get throdgi l Iritzroy street
Hie erosion
until it made a , chan'veL
would not go on so rapidly: now’-,as it, was
hj
O'
Lord
1
USUAL PRICE £QS 10s.
SALE;PRICE £SB 10s,
The-l anions Bajatiiio Tyres, made
IThe-
(Miss alone.
(Miss general
(Mr points;
N. Nolan.
!
ROSY.
mark cy.
Listings
Holjis I Hopkirk
(Hononr.s); Dorothv
R.
j
h.p., two-speed, counter-
and Mr
’•!
fKpwr
Islington, chairman of the Executive Coun-
!
.lames,
shaft, direct lubrication food to main
hearings; tho finest runabout on the
-Wr-ViV
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McLean,
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v-sjpfe
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USUAL PRICE £BS.
SALE PRICE £75.
■■y
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Despatch Riders, model 1917.
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■ved
v relicv
and nltiinatelv cured.
“HEELIN,”
PRICE Is Gd POST Eli EE.
W* P. ,H 5 KHERSON,
Chemist and Photographic
Dea * cr »
’
Douglas, 22 h.p., two speed, counter-
shaft.’
,
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USUAL PRICE £lO5.
SALE PRICE £95.
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xnobilo car style.
“
25th August, tlio
wu
following Lours of business
observed
-j
lie
Committee
for
New
Zealand
of
the.
bo
i—
1
Mondays. Tuesdays, 'I lunsdays ami
Imperial Insliittlc which litis been appointed
Wodnesas apr.-uit of the Imperial 1listilute \ci of Fridays, .8.30 a.in. to G p.m.;
la-i year is actively lit work investigating dnvs, 8.30 a. in. to 12 noon only; Satopportunities for the further development urdays, 8.30 to 9 p. in.; dosed all day
if tin' Dominion’s resources and lltetr comon Sundays.
mm
mercial utilisation within the Empire. The
For urgent medicines phono a™',
i Mmiii' e r.as for its chairman Sic I'hoimis
east.
street
238
Main
Mackenzie, High Commissioner for New Private address
Zealand, ami its other members inch.nl" Mr
VV. P. HENDERSON,
.1 allies 1 'otdcs. of tiie National Bank ol
CHEMIST.
N. Greig. of Long
New Zealand'. Mr ,1
The Square, Palmerston North.
beach Estate, Ndi'lll Island, .Mr R. D. I).
4 FJ'ER Saturday,
NEW ZEALAND.
-
Jiendorson, four cylinder, three-speed
box, special silent gear change,
Multi,disc, Clutch running in oil; Hnp-
gear
WORK OF THE COMMITTEE FOR
practical examinations oi
The taking of evidence, in the River
Trinity
theAl lisle*. Rout'd appeals was continued at tin* .MagisCollege
ol
London,
were conducted on Tuesday trate's' Court resetrday before Mr W. G.
The role of ‘‘Sarah Maitland,'’ played by
K. Keurick. B.M,
Nance O’Neil, in The Ivon Woman,” is all and Wednesday by the visiting oxamGerald Fitzgerald, civil engineer, o( W el
that the photodrama’s title implies. She is iner, Mr Charles Seltlisky. .Mr A. .1.
lington, said he knew the Manuwatu river
truly a woman of iron. At Ids death, her Graham announces results as under:
well and was Chairman of the Commission
husband lias left her his immense iron mills
LICENTIATE (L.T.C. LA
set up to report''- on the River Board,
to manage, and she fulfils her trust with,
Eva Pori (.Miss Rawlins, L.T.C.L.), lie thought the classification reasonable.
grim devotion. It seems as though the
He thought there was no risk of the river
iron has entered into her veins and thl.hS- 71.
breaking through at Fitz.ruy street, as the
ASSOC’I ATE (A.T.C.L.)
formod her nature, Btie allows no nonsense
up stream, and
She will have no
or Unity in her home.
Sylvia
..Mary Dnnlord (Convent. erosion was now working
(he land above Fit/.roy
decorations. One purpose rules her, and Eoildinn), 81 ; Ethel Robertson (Miss was likely to ali’eci
He knew of no reason why
stree more.
that is to give over to her son, Blair, on Rawlins, 79;
Ethel 1 Lowe (.Miss Raw- higher Hoods should be expected.
lie
Ins graduation from college, the manage- lins). 71.
that
Class 1) was reasonable for
considered
ment- of the mills in a, milch more thriving
(lie Fitziicrben side, as it would derive
HIGHER LOCAL.
condition than her husband, ha« left them.
Love for her sou is the- motive for til! this,
Elsie Kendall (.Miss V. Kendall, do benefit from the work carried out al
Fitzroy lictid.
but as she hides her feelings behind a cold L.T.C. L.). (it.
To All Cooke: Ho was not prepared to
exterior, she receives no sympathy, and is
SENIOR.
Ihe first
say what tint river might do,
credit
her
affection.
not
given
deep
for
Annie Enmiei- (Miss Rawlins), Si proper
realinetn
w;as to leave ii
.
el'
jrom
EARLY CLOSING.
IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.
CATION.
The local I
NANCE O'NEIL IN GREAT FORM.
Bikes ami -Motor .Tyres
MOTOR
till sizes, i
iiio factory to Iho
people.
RIVER BOARD CLASSIFI-
EXAMINATIONS.
j
SALE.
PALACE.
TRINITY COLLEGE MUSICAL
1917
j
ENTERTAINMENTS.
IE
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GREAT CLEARING
EVENING: STANDARD, FRIDAY. SEI’TEM'BER
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MANAWATU
!
THJk
6
dent of large ball, at nominal
charge
@
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DEVINE, Proprietor.
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A
n
%%
#j)
after?
rt
sa
Styles in New Spring Millinery make, a display
of supreme attract!veness just now in our showroom, ami
the choice Is varied and wide enough to please any taste no
matter how fastidious and exacting.
We ask you to come and personally view the
DAINTY AND AKTTCTKJ Vhr.ATIO.NS JN MODEL JMILLLN-
CkSARMING
!
LKRY AND REA DY-TO-WEARS
chest
possibly develop into a serious
complaint? Be wise-get a, bottle of
fashionable and
throat and bronchial tubes against
further attacks. Bennington's Irish
Moss is made hy qualified
chemists, and is a positive,
speedy cure. Get it the
good
Oakland
genuine
were several persons, male and female,
concerned in the handling and despatch of
those letters.
Some wore addressing en-
Bennington's
Irish Moss—for over halt a
century the favourite family
absoeon gh medicine
lutely free from opiates
drugs.
harmful
er
134
ON POINTS
velopes, some
-OONNINCTON
S
CARRAGEEN
COMPARISON
WITH OTHER CARS.
it-
□
0
has
that old
OAKLAND’S competitors. 1
the purpose here to decry
OPT
many positive good points, that its commendation does not
LAND has
proverb; “Comparisons are odious.
one heard
'
It
is
Iho
the
not
OAKneed
run.
some, were
everyone is
people.
A further statement is made that some
40 notices wen- posted la miiiisii is of various denominations with a view, to having
the fact that the meeting was to be hold
duly notified front the respective pulpits
nu the Sunday previous to the mooting, and
that these notices did not reach the addressees until the Monday, and in some
three, cases until the. Tuesday. However
(!ii s may be, 1 am |>erfeet.!y satisfied that
the delay was in no way due to the Pod
Office officials, but, rightly dr wrongly, v as
ho
n&or,
entirely due to the act ot the
did not release, the letters until too lab; for
these
In.err
Saturday.
All.
delivery on the
he, superscription, “It unclaimed
pore
912,
within seven days please return to Hex cenAuckland," and', therefore. would be
“Lacta” and “Milka” Separatorsto
c. Dahl
•
regi'< lied that Mr
when '.be made hk complaint to ,the Chief
Postmaster, did not. •then and there supply
all available particulars of the addressees,
so.
etc. ..when requested . to do
' THE MILITARY CENSORSHIP.
(l>) On what 'grounds military censorship
liad been established ovu-r the correspondcnee of the persons using lie said |K)St
'
office box.
The Commissioner quotes the evidence ol
the Solicitor General,- .Mr J. \V. Salmoud,
K.C., To the effect that he. had, in conse
Ins
quotice. of a pamphlet-brought under
notice, entitled “Home's Hideous Guilt in
the European Carnage,” which was published by the Vigilance Committee, and was
held to be mischievous. The point was first
raised by a member of Parliament, who was
not a Catholic,
greatly to be
They are specially suitable for
Turnips and Rape.
Prices, Net Cash on trucks at
Ngahauranga;—
lu i|cwt. Sacks
1
per
No. iA Mixture
No. 3A
„
Particulars
Co, Ltd..
&
sored in accordance .with instructions, w Inch
j -sliall refer to later.
With regard to the missing letter and
other incidental.- complaints, is is _ very
Elliott,
growth.
from 11-g-d Finer maehinos never came on the N.Z. market. Sizes
m power machines.
1GO-'mil. in hand machines and to TOO-gall. "Rerlect
.Separators. (J\ei\Vo stock spare parts for all models ot
_
.
hnnlino- and Repairing promptly and reliably carried out.
stock and u. arrive. Special
Dau-V Factory .Minhinery ol All Glasses inDanish
Rennet.
inducement offered to buyers of Kmm-class
on request.
-
*
-
-
Ton
£7 17 G
£7/17,6
I
of Analysis posted
CONSIGN FAT STOCK
TO NGAHAURANGA
Our
facilities
are
for freezing
We also buy Fat
Sheep, Lambs and Cattle. !■ ul!
unsurpassed.
Dairy Machinery Merchants, Palmerston North.
''
t
Use them and
you return to the soil the very
elements of life taken from it in the
process of fattening your sheep.
W.M.R. Co.'s Nos. 1A and 3A
Mixtures are principally phosphaiie manures containing a proportion of Nitrogen to sustain t he
slaughtering works.
’
i W Ali JLV IN
contain
largely
<
partiouara from
'
These manures
products from the Ngahauranga
;
all.
i jo much margin for error amongst 2500
letters, handled by a number of different
t
Croam Separator
S~\WT the value of a First-class
TT7IT
V\ therefore we urge all intending purchasers
experience.
to call on us before deciding and get the benolit of our
We are'the N.Z. Agents for the
at
.satisfied that these enfrosted. Again there is
PALMERSTON NORTH.
42 RANGITIKEI STREET.
stamping,
to have been perfect in attention
It is only
,to his or her particular part.
a small matter certainly, but each person
wa« suppbsed to tun. in the flap of each
envelope, and yet it has been conclusively
proved beyond any reasonable shadow ot
doubt, through the stamping machine, that
many of the envelopes were posted with
the flaps outside and open.- Which is the
most reasonable proposition--that nine, envelopes out of 2500 had been posted without
contents, or that these nine envelopes had
had their contents improperly or corruptly
removed by Post Office otlicials without any
apparent or sufficient reason?
And so with the two envelopes which are.
1 am very far from
velopes were ever
Sustain Your
Rape with
The Watt War
assumed
alleged not to have been deilvi red
Fatten Your
Lambs on Rape
so
the disparagement oi other cars.
,
.
This note is merely a piece of advice to a prospective purchaser to look
the
horse
m
gilt
a
well before be leaps into any car. It (.-no may not look
mouth, one is at liberty to stare any lior.se out of countenance in the marketplace. ’ The OAKLAND can win on looks and merits.
SEEING IS BELIEVING. -Make an appointment with us for a trial
were
the contents; and
inserting
IRISH MOSS
BY FAIR
k
7
,
trifling out of so very many posted ;
and certainly there was in no degree
satisfactory evidence of any impropriety
or corruption on the part of the Auckland
Postal officials, especially where, there is
an utter absence, of motive except the very
far-fetched one suggested by Mr Elliott,
namely, a desire to sritle his meetings.
Hut 1 ask myself whether there is no mar
gin for error or mistake in the preparation and posting of these circulars. There
wore
It will "lift” the cold completely from
your chest, and strengthen the lungs,
WIN
|
T should still consider that the. shortages
PALMERSTON NORTH.
CAN
reliable and conclusive,
points as absolutely
D. M. GEORGE.
V/
not
WELLINGTON, Sept. 13. ‘ the result, of this empiiry.
In the House this afternoon, Sir Joseph MEMBERS DISCUSS THE. REPORT,
Wan! laid on the' fable the report of the j The
House spent the afternoon discussing
Royal Commissioner (Mr 1L M Bishop,
or two members appeared
is,Xl.)* into i'liavges made by tbe Rev., the report. toOneaccept
the report as linal,
Howard Elliott against the officers of the disinclined
of members evidentmajority
the
great
the
that
but
to
nek
land
effect
;,t
Office
1'
at A
postuj at Auck- ly endorsed the strong words of condemnai tain circular notices day
his reol duly, 191 1, tion used by the Commissioner in
land oil or about the 6th
'I here
to the. original charges.
ference
AuckIn*
at
to
held
relative to a. meeting
Attorney-General he
land under the auspices o) the Protestant was a stir when then
the letters which
Political Association, were corruptly <,r im- gun to read to the House
[he Rev. Howard Elliott, according to his
properly .- appre-.s, d or detailed by those
'own statement, dictated under lift it ions
officers.
The Commissioner says, in the course of names,
Mr Nosworthy said nothing- had occurred
his report:—miiio which
in Now Zealand for a long
The first issue submitted to me was:
the oonildenee. of the people in
(a) Whether ■ correspondcni-■ addressed had shaken
Oftiee
so imich as
fidelity of the Post
to Post Otiice Box No. 912, at Auckland, the
of the. evidence given at
publication
the
supor
comiptly
improperly
been
has
strange thing that
pressed or detained' by the officers ol the this eiiiiuiry. It was a
the letu censorship was established over
Post Office.
institution while
The evidence shows that about 2500 enve- ter box of the Protestant
of the Roman Catholic Federation
lopes had been posted containing eireuJais lettersunsuspected,
and the people ol the
advising jample to whom they were addressed of the fact that a public meeting would
he held on a given date, and inviting the
addressees to apply for tickets pi admission.
Of these 2500 envelopes nine of the persons
to whom they were addressed received them
empty, and two did not receive them at- all.
If 1 were to take the evidence on these
For the Bak® of a little care,
would you deliberately let that
cold secure a rentless grip, and
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in
Extraordinary!
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is
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Silks at (iKI prices, ami wuhoine
a
a
indeed it will prove.
Mr Dixon (Parnell) declared the finding
of the. Commission was not in accordance
with the evidence, which lie claimed showed the Post Office was being run in the
interests of the Roman Catholic Church,
lie denied that the Solicitor-General had
power to issue the instructions he, did and
the issue of which led to the establishment
The Solicitor-General
of the censorship.
was taking greater power than was vested
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other
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PALMERSTON NORTH.
-912 now being under military censorship, the
suffered accordingly. Hence the
menace
association of ideas on the part, ol many
loyal citizens who objected to the political
activities of the Roman Catholic (Jhurch. It
has aroused a most bitter sectarian finding,
which certainly is in no way lessoned bv the
style of oratory indulged in by Mr Elliott.
To my mind, it is most deplorable, at this
particular time, when our Empire is at
deadly grips with an unscrupulous enemy,
and our soldiers are doing their noble part
to uphold their interests, irrespective of
creed or country, that a crusade—for it is
nothing else—should be entered upon to
attack a church, the members of which
must be deeply pained at, and who will cor.
tainly resent, the language that is being
hurled at them by sticli men as Mr Elliott,
who claims to represent a very numerous
organisation.
A TRAP THAT FAILED.
Xo better illustration of what 1 moan
and this, I think, is a subject of fair oritibe erred than the contents of
certain letters which Mr Elliott wrote, or
dictated and addressed to Box 912. They
were intended as a trap for the Post Oflice,
but failed of their purpose. Copies of these
letters were produced to me; and alter perusing them 1 refused to allow- (.hem to he
read in public, as 1 considered that their
contenti would cause deep pain and give
serious offence to a, great number of people
belonging to the Roman Catholic (lunch.
Mr Elliott admitted that these letters were
fabricated by himself, and that the name.-,
and addr wst s were bogus; but they were
addressed to the (Committee. of Vigilance
at Box 912.
I am fain to believe that there
are few ministers of religion who would
have thought of concocting such abominable and disgusting- accusations against
imunbei■ of a (‘hristian church as are contained in three of the letters, unless ho were
that
.at nr;,md with sectarian bitterness
hj - hi t
.e.e of p; opriety.
Mr Elliott
1
mini,ter
hj
of 20
■antes ih.it he
a Baptist
Where is his charityV
years’ standing.
.
.
.
dray,
by
xamination
he
Mr
in hi
;eem
ttileilj tillable to appreciate the inhad
placed
idii.us po .ilhm m which he.
himself in working, as he said, under the
words,
'!'<>
his
own
n-.e
ligioa.
ol
name
n
■•|u did not fee! called upon to consider the
f.-.-lings ,i ' Roman (at holies.
1 attach
herewith ■ this repot 1, the copies of the
hj n is w idi hj I reft r to, >o lha' it may he
judged as to whether my .comments are not.
jn.iiTeil. '1 hev also throw a Hood of light)
■hi iho P undatioiis ol the allegations made
with r 11I
to .(he iullueiu ‘ ol (he_Roma.li
CuMiolii
Imnli as leg ula i ing and influencing even ilu Military < Vn-ur. Pinole who
would b-lieve ueli nil a- it contained in
ilocc of tip sc leiici would believe
anything.
NOTIIINt! AGAINST THE POST
OKI- It E.
It was arranged between myself and Mr
Morris, amt Mr 0.-tler. lb. counsel for Mr
Mi
J'.ilioti, that any po.-.al officials Ihal side,
11.-tier desired as wilin'lor his
should l:e pluc. d I reels at his disposal d he
would name at any stage those he riquued;
end an assuratiee was given that no postal
oliieer would be penalised for any evidence
hr might give, d his was a totally unneees
still it v a>
■sjtrv a.-■-nrancc to ask l e.w hut
!, ..Tlx, n-ivc it.
However, as it turned mil.
\j,- ' Ostler did not avail him sc It ol (he
otter, and coni oil led, himself v. it li e'-oss;
examining ihose officials who were called
A gnat number ol these
hv Mr C.rav
evulenc
oath.
w.re called and gave
ranging from the Chiel\ Postmaster, Mr
W i 11i:« iiivoii, d:»\vh tcv ill** I U*i •■earners u ho
with the mCwi re allem d (o he c mm-rcted
AH
ine leio i-, mi Ih - empty envelop,s.
ollicitis who gave, evidence
111?- Pu.-r Ollice
t:ut,t
of
apm Tre;l to m.; to be -he v,itnessy
m,prmuoi.
anil Ihev left a very frvottrahle
vt*r %v v •
on my mind. Then vv«*r<*
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ward and seemed ns if there was nothing
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REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT’S COMMENT.
(Peb Pittas Association.)
DUNEDIN, Sept. 13.
Rev. Howard Elliott, interviewed tonight, said he was disappointed with
the finding of the Commission,, but not
surprised. The Central Committee, on
learning that Mr Bishop was to act as
Commissioner, endeavoured to get a
Supreme Court judge appointed, and
lie felt more strongly now than ever
that this course was warranted. He
pointed out that Mr Bishop had
otei-
loolcod the. fact that while the eonsorIbr
slup was established over Box 31
pamphlet “Romo’s Hideous Guilt” had
been banned hy the Solicitor-Genera
ami at the same time the Tablet and
matter
Green Bay were publishing
■which, if not seditious, was certainly
he
had stardisloyal. Mr Elliott said
ed distinctly in evidence that the. letters to which Mr Bishop relerred were
not fabrications, only the names and
addresses being fictitious.
CORRESPONDENCE.
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AT THE P.D.C., WHERE
aware of this mans, filthy
and blackguardly concoction, no nmn.-ter
having
of any church will soil himself by
any contact or truck vrith this man.
It was not. an edifying debate, but Sir
Joseph Ward closed it. on an excellent, note.
He said that he did not know and did not
wish to know, the religious beliefs ot the
State’s employees. No man was asked
about hi.s religion when he entered the service, and no man was promoted or denied
promotion because of his religion. ihe
postal officers had been found guiltless, as
lie hoped
he had been sure they would, and
the. attempt that was being made in some
quarters to raise sectarian bitterness would
be dropped. Religious animosity was a
boomerang that a 1 wavs recoiled upon the
thrower, and it would bo a sad thing it New
Zealand was to suffer from the sectarian
antagonisms that bad blackened the pages
of history in the older lands.
country is made
M
t
:
<rr\
No. 1 will not. but if these
r
ot
letters are founded on tact, it is the duty'him
Mr Elliott and those associated with
facts.
to place in possession of the police the
If. on the contrary, the circumstances stated
in those letters are. wrong, 1 can hardly conceive it possible that a Minister of the
Christian religion could go into the quiet
of Ids own manse and concoct such tilhuii
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side pockets.
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TO THE EUITOK.
Sir,—Cuu von in form mo “\Mio and wind
is this Rev.' Howard Elliott,” and what is
in
this Protestant Political Association
vogue for ? As a Scotchman ami a Presbyis
would
like
know
it
meant
to
ii
terian. 1
to condemn our neighbours, the Roman
Catholics V If so, ii is time that our MoventIt looks to
incut took the matter in hand.
me as if the Rev. Elliott is on the war path.
Catholics.
have no brief for the Roman
the
Imt« they have done their share lor time
and
a
it
at
nobly,
Empire,' and done,
quite enough
people have
like this
strife. Hut
trouble without stirring up more
till
:i-s quiet as the
will sav if they were think
before the.s
Scot and would
cjutuv
leap,' we would lx.' a happy family to-day
Hoping ibis campaign will now stop, amt
lit them talk of something else, l>ni lor
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Some of the papers coming- addressed to
Box 912 came to be regarded as likely
have a mischievous tendency ; and the Box-
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The charge that the military censorship before the heads of the Baptist Church. “1
had been established in the interests ol the hope,” he continued, “for the credit ot our
Homan Catholic Church is thus absolutely common Protestantism,
the
that, when
disposed of and completely disproved.
A MISCHIEVOUS TENDENCY.
In his conehtdifig lemai'ks, the Commis-
PRI Lb, Is YAHU,
TUSSORE SILKS; iM inches wide.
He was bein the Governor-General.
coming a Kaiser, and bis right to assume
that authority would Iks tested in the Supearly date.
inine Court at an
llerdman)
The Attorney-General (Mr
said, after reading the report and the evithat
dence, he had come to the conclusionattack
no more ill-advised or ill-judged
vi| H in a Government Department, had ever
been made in the history of the country.
The view ho took was that while this country was engaged in war no religious body
in the community had any right whatever
to participate in violent political propaThe reason why the censor had
ganda.
inter feted with Box 912, Auckland, was
that it had conic to the knowledge of the
Government that certain literature, was !>cing circulated throughout the country
which tended to provoke a violent sectarian
squabble.
Why should not the State step
in to prevent the circulation ot literature
which was offensive to a very large section
of the community holding religious views
Whv did the Government censor Box 912
and'not the Tablet? He would tel! the.
House.
The Vigilance Committee, circulated Its literature through the Post OHioe,
while ihe Roman Catholic Chinch circulated iis views through the medium of
papers, which ihe (lovernment could gel
every day.
Mr Nosworthy: Its a disgrarelul thing
vou didn't take" steps to suppress them.
Mr | Rodman : We neither pumented
the Protestant body for publishing “Rome’s
Hideous Guilt, - ’ nor the Tablet. 1 hesitated
“Home’s
to say whether the. circular
Hideous Guilt” was seditious, and I say, in
in
published
what
that
was
mv judgment,
the Tablet was not seditious, and we would
not have got a conviction.
Mi Iletilmun said the censorship was absolutely necessary during the war, and had
r< suited in the detection of several cases
of illegal trading with the enemy. The suggestion that the censorship was established
Catholic
the Roman
in the interests ot reckless,
and absolutely
(
1lurch waslessa wild,
foundation
statement. Rev. Mr Elliott
might be- U. periectly honest gentleman, but
reprehensible method to
very
lie adopted a
that
trap postal officers.. If he suggested
file statements in his “trap” letters were
ho
<U
supply
lie
spud
should
correct, tht-n
tuils and it would thru be tlm speaker s
duty, as head of, the Police Department,
to make investigation.
Mr llerdman then read two ol the Rev.
letters, which were reHoward Elliott’s indignant
continents Inun
ceived with many
members. Mr Isitl warmly declared that
made one
concoctions
“such blackguardly
As Mr He,it
ashamed to bo. a Protestant. (bud
leiici, In*
Hi an proceeded ,to rt*ud u
rneinwas urged not to continue by several
holies
Smith Ud.’s; Ift
TUSSORE SILKS, only procurable at
i
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TUSSORE SILK
t
St
that the Po-tal Department
I reputation
always enjoyed it! this Dominion, as enp
Departments ol
Jof the most, in important
any way been lessened by
State, has
CHARGES.
match.
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Fashions
tor 5. passengers.
Charges always reasonable. All trains
met day or night.—J. J. Gillies; private address. Andrew Young street.
provided
modation
l
has1■
!
Modes and
REV. HOWARD ELLIOTT’S
including Weddings, FunerSeating accom-
ol
jo
(
prepared to eater tor all ehisses
liiro
Ials AM
and Private Work.
.
conceal. 1 have no hesitation in slating
that 1 am convinced tliat no postal ollicia 1
was responsible (or any improper or corin)it dealing with any ol the letters. Iho
[mtilic may rest assured dial tin? very hiy
POSTAL ENQUIRY.
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sacks rice pollard.
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bedsteads (complete), 3 wire .stretchers with kapoc mattrassos, 6 high
back chairs, 2 couches, largo oak
sideboard, 3 hall stands, rimil sideboard (latest design), I Morris
chairs, 12 kitchen chairs, bookcase,
-1 til hies, piano, gramaphone. 2 organs, Scotch chest drawers, croc-
including,—
Largo sideboard
with minor back,
duchess pair, eheft'onier, combination bookcase and music stand,
wood bedsteads, b.r. bedsteads, b.r.
cot, wire wove mattrassos, kapoc
beds and pillows, sowing machine,
Morris chairs, leather couch, folding go-can, rattan settee, Austrian
and Canadian chairs, largo dining
table, occasional table, flower
stands, kerb tenders and irons, cups
and saucers, glassware, cutlery and
large lot sundries.
SPECIAL CONSIGNMENT of saddlery
and harness, horse and cow covers,
spring dray, 2 kitchen ranges in
to the
Booms for convenience of sale and on
account ot the owner, who is giving up
—
1.30 H.M.: HOl'l THY—hens, ducks,
cockerels, chickens, purebred Wliite
Leghorn cockerels, (5 canaries.
2 H..M. : 2 sets harness. 2 riding saddle-,. dog cart and set harness (tip-
rniiE m.a.c. will sol!
1
\V! I'HOET RESERVE
a
11u-o consignment of (U)OI), UOrSlv
noj;j) I'T’uxrn i’k
WITHOUT RESERVE,
Removed from Boutko street
TO-MOHHOW.
will
•
TO-MORROW AT 12 NOOX.
300
HOW.
Popular* Auction mill- E.MHIKE AI'CTJONKEKIXG
CO.
sell as Follows,
“Where the bargains are.”
K\’ FI! V
utK
J'( i-Mul*
Mart.
DKSCIMITION.
putt
•
112 CUBA STREET.
M)l7.
pointments.
Id wen tiers.
10 slips.
12 si OK'S.
THE MART SALE.
M A C1 1
.Superior household furniture, upright
fti'aiul ,piano, drophead sowing machine. gramaphouc ami records.
Axminster carpet square ami ap-
20 sacks maize,
SEEK ’J AT 1MRORTANT UNR ESER VED SALE OF IRON SHEDS, PIPING AND RUI EDIiNGS.
x\.
potatoes
(must bo sold).
—
cows
_
2 tat cows
table
prime
SFPTKMBKB
AT 1
MORROW, commencing at 11 a.m.,--
CO., on be-
oiler,
I Red Indian motor bicycle, 10 large
oak barrels, 1 second-hand 2-seator
Hup. motor car, S.R., 1 secondM'ANAVvAI’C MaLU iNfiKl lAffIHE
-fi. CHANGE GO. have for sale ir/ their
hand 5-seater Overland motor ear,
Showrooms in Rangitikei Street, Palmer1 spring cart, set good harness,
ston North, the following second-hand
several good horses.
machinery and implements:
OTHER 'ENTRIES RECEIVED.
1 Alfa Laval “Viola” 22-gallon Hand SepE. J. LEYDON AND CO.,
arator, equal ro new.
AUCTIONEERS,
1 No. 5 Hydraulic Ram.
1 set 2-leaf Tine Harrows with bar.
SOEEITT’S REii.DINGS.
1 Small Haml (JliaU’cuttor, suitable for
8
TO-MORROW.
and 00. will SATt'!! DAY.
tin* .Mart TO-
-
in Yard at roar of Adam Rinses',
—
lat cows
1 lat heifer
11 forward cows
1
mart sale.
1»1T?
14,
25 totara posts.
150 sheets corrugated iron, ■! farm
housekeeping, comprising,RANGIOTU.
gates, 50 pnnga ferns, 16-gallon
Superior Axminstor carpet s((uare (cost
(guaranteed),
MONDAY
Domu
20AT 12 NOON.
separator
NEXT
Add .10s), upright grand piano, oak
gallon Crown separator. 31 h.p.
flower stand, brass bowls, up-toT7l J. LEV DON \XD CO., instructTriumph motor cycle (owner leavdate high back suite, suite in leathe DEFENCE DEPA RTI ill. Edwill'hy sell
ing), 6.10 h.p. Excelsior motor
ther, expensive 3-piece chesterfield
WITHOUT RESERVE
j MENT.
bicycles,
cycle and coach-built side-car in
kery, ladies’ and gents’
ALL THE BUILDINGS, ETC., lor resuite, well made chesterfield lounge,
push-cart.
-shaped
pram,
boat
splendid order.
moval, including,—
small antique sideboard, quaint
5 pairs purebred Brown Leghorn pul]K)B BHOWX,
double bedstead, 2 single do. com.11 wall sections 15 x 8, rusticating,
lets.
(i good duchess chests, 2 wire
flooring, lot of sheet-iron, 1 rusAuctioneer.
plete,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. I'J
ticating shed, 18 x IS sliding tlopr, 3 pairs Black Orpington yearling hens.
seated couches, easy willow, .Morris
at 12 noon.
breeding
5-gallon
of
1
purebred White
pen
benches, block, 50
drums
arm and seagrass chairs, tables,
with iron handles, TOO iron tank,
300 in.s. hoggets
Leghorns.
ORIENT LODGE, 1.0.0.F., No. 42.
couches, bookcase, dresser, com2000 common and tire bricks, 2gal. SPECIAL ENTRY—Derbyshire Red
tip-top order, copper boiler, prime
(
plete kauri bedroom suite, tea set,
iron troughs 401't, 1 do. 100 it, I
Do held
Caps, 6 hens and I cockerel, imRAIJMAI SALE.
do. 501't, 300 sections of flooring,
table and seed potatoes, onions, and Lt RECTAL MEETING wii!
A i
b0 best quality brooms, invalid
o clock, in Lodge
To-night
<i
t
7
poried
3
from
;h
Derbyshire,
England;
ior
Bft
each.
500
is,
x 2 joists, I x
TEESDAY, SEPTEM BE
large lot fresh vegetables. Lathes 7
chair, .'5 pood ladies' cycles, 2 gents'
lunch street.
room,
(fin
earthenware
drain pipes;
A Farmer called in and said:—
At 12 Noon.
all hens laying.
j
and gouts’ bicycles in excellent ordo.,
skates,
whips,
pair
want
some
more
of
that
‘dis70
do.
50
roller
sinBusiness: Coinnetition (I.C.R niter
latrines,
Oil,
1
x
(fit,
“I
100 1loggers
20 h.p. DK CAUVILLE, chain drive,
der.
0 do. 70 x Oft ; Army Service Corps
which members will be entertained to
It) springing heifers
appearing’ ealfmeal.” Ho exgle and double iron bedsteads com1
3 speed and reverse, solid axle,
W Ronniei.
by R.G. Bni,
young
with
sujjjut
consignments
Large
that
GO
xlB
AT
2
plained
partitions,
tables,
hulls
shed
i
P..M.:
2 2-yr Shorthorn
plete, child’s chair, cot, bO ]}: sirs
to attend.
LORBY
with
van
invited
AM
body,
etc.,
floorings,
hull
can
bo
removed
MOTOR
members
FOWLS,
in
|
LegWhite
1. 3-yr Shorthorn
well bred
walking breeches in
riding and
carry 20 to 30 cwt., till in good
i' sections. 1 gal. iron cookhouse 30
2 2-yr Short horn llcroiord hulls
horns and Black Minorcas. absomilitary shades, lioncv extractor,
TO BUILDERS.
RW
xlO (70 shoots of iron),
shed
8 springing heifers
order.
lutely the best of their kind.
J
3
lot
6ft,
21
x
2
4
joists,
and
x
x
2
fat
cows
2
1 milk float (almost now).
seems to complotely dissolve wiicn I
npENDERS arc invited up to noon on
of loose timber, 15 rim it tom, floors,
3 cows
-Ist.
mixed with skim milk or whey— j| j
1 set harness (almost new).
I Friday, Sentomber MANAW
3 x 2 joists; big lot of sections
Jim
23 fat wethers
IMPORTANT
lON
SALE
UK
A ITT
A
A 11of Hie word “disap- |
olfices lor tin*
hence
his
use
erection
of
timber,
etc,
good
and
dog
light
6
and
sets
sheep
(heavy
young
harness
1
VACTABLE
CATA
LOG
UK
I
E
at
our
etc.,
jj
Flans,
pearing.”
At INO CLUB.
■I coils sheep netting.
V HIGHEST GRADE KIMKD OAK
Euless made from ptmv ingre- 5 j Fanners should attend the sale, as Large quantity TABLE and I'TILITV
oilice, the Square.
On account of \V. Robert. PohanS
dieiits
Calfmeul
couldn't
J’IRLTRY.
sound,
“Tl 1”
jail the timber in the buildings is
1 i)K CLERE AND SON,
KUKNITUR K.
XI OR every enr wo have quite a ranee
gina, who is giving up dairying.—
Registered Architects.
disappear in liquid—anything in | jTiie Iron is as good as new, and the
FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED,
8 good dairy coves in milk and at
of
and
inviio
the
insundries,
X
the nature of fillers or adulterants i i whole lot is to he sold absolutely withtin- latest design and brand new. spection of the motoring public.
AH
in
drop
or refuse, would float around on
'DRAPERY'STOCK FOR SALE.
W, 15. O’CALLAGHAN,
jout reserve NEXT MONDAY, at 12.
Trap, cans and .sundries
Tin* Most Valuable Collection of Oak
top!
(.head,
combination
dash
tail,
Lamps
(j yearling heifers
Auctioneer.
wo have ovor had in our Mart,
.And if “TIT’ Calfmoal ‘‘disapE. J. LEY DON AND CO.,
and trouble), speedometers, engine and
10 springing heilers
pear;’’ your calves can assimilate
100 owe hoggets
hand pumps, electric bulb sots, tyre rn ENDERS
tor Urn
are invited
Sol!it’s Buildings,
Auctioneers.
it; it will nourish litem! Try it
INSPECTION IX\ 1 1 1.!).
.lone*,
levers, repair helps, clocks, etc.
drapery slock ot Messrs
5
this year!
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
Co., Eketahnna, where the stock
and
ROOMS URKN IT Tu 9 I'M.
)W<< make a speciality ol' Fold Sun- and stock sheets can be inspected.
DAIPY FARM BARGAIN.
r
Tuesday, i o’clock,, at ilie \r.\irr.
Stock sheet value about C'iUlU.
tu
EVERY SATURDAY.
ACRES' within a lea miles
and
Sealed lenders will he received by
NONPAREI L MOTOR GO.
merston; Hat, fenced, and
undersigned up to
pro. on J uesm
furniture
clearance
sale.
llit*
SPECIALISTS IN OUT-OF-DOOR,
divided; within half-mile of railway staday. k'.ith September.
AUCTION SALES'.
tion, school and township; factory
IMITKD.
Tim highest, or any tender, not necARRV PALMER AND CO, have
handy; substantial dwelling and necesPIG BEYERS, VALUATORS AND
aeeepted.
essarily
received instructions from MRSs
sary other farm buildings, shelter etc. j
COMMISSION AGENTS.
Price £SO per acic, £2OO or £3OO cash, j < II 'O Second-Hand (Jill
HOLLAND and another client u> sellII
SOLUTES BIT LIVINGS,
SON AND F.WEN, LTD.,
SARGOOD,
balance arranged. Inspect at once. |
-‘-^Xt-EtM Motor Cycles.
r
Wellington.
at the Mart on TUESDAY' NEXT.
£ ROOMED
Bungalow House and \
RANGITIKEL
STREET.
Apply W. C. Brophy, Palmerston North j
f
acre, "Worcester street, laid out in
TO SELECT FROM
OF TWO NICELYV
THE
CONTENTS
475.
'Phones 181 and
and
GLEN OROFA CO-OPERATIVE
[Sales Conducted in Any Part of the FURNISHED 5-ROOM ED HOUSES,
Brighter Auction ilower and vegetable gardens. Price
Stock in N.Z. All in good
display
easy
Town or District.
to
oil
£990
terms.
Rooms
show
and
DAIRY CO., LIMITED.
OR. SALE, 43 acres, flat; good ~-j Largest
be
to
sold WITHOUT RESERVE.
order.
’Phone 957.
-HOO?.IKD house, Foxion Line, with
vonr consignments.
roomed house and conveniences,!
particulars
12s.
Full
Monday’s
;
£S
Cd
cash,
papers.
IS
balance
«J
one
acre
land.
Price
£975:
of
PAI^F.RSTON S
all necessary outbuildings; 6 acres] EASY TF.iL
PIITENDERS are invited for one year
weekly.
Rankers: National think of N.Z., Ltd.
easy terms.
W. 15. O’CALLAGHAN,
I
splendid orchard, well sheltered ; carry-1
UP-TO-DATE
and three years respectively tor
AND
NEW
Kelvin
broomdrove,
;o)A ACHES,
NON PARE EL MOTOR GO.
ing capacity, ID milking cows, 2 horses, j
Auctioneer.
ot cheese, muter and supcarting
ROOM.
the
AUCTION
ed
house,
shod,
cow;
I
trap
9-ha.l and plies rn the above
PALAI ERSTON NORTH.
company.
and young stock; 1 mile school and
95
48
feet.
well
died,
x
workshop, etc.;
watered
£SO per acre; £00 a
postt cilice. Price £oU
Tenders
elo
e
L'Oth
instant.
sub-divided
into
5
Price
paddocks.
open
to
tho
of
Palmer]mblic
now
PRELIMINARY ANNOI NCEMENT. aro
cash, balance arranged. Vvould vonFur further particulars apply
ston North and surrounding districts. £1259; terms.
©
sider exchange for 100 acres. Apply
ACRES, Wood si reef:. Ma e 7SECRETARY,
MOCN’S'EY AND CO. have pleasure
LICENSED
A. G. Crowe, Wocdville.
EUR NIT I RE CLEARANCE SALE.
in announcing that they have resumed ?.*■! roomed house, bathroom, stables
Cdeu Oroua.
SWEEj
CHIMNEY
j
on
and
loft,
wash-house,
STY
their
Now
Promises
the
etc.
RES.
business in
Priu l L 1750.
I CYCLE r
AR ItV PARMER AND CO. have old spot,, and will receive consignments EJECTION. Cuba street, with 4-roomTENDERS.
2?. Broad street. Telephone 773.
ed house and shop. Price £1550.
received instructions to sell onII of goods from 8 a.rn. to 5.30 p.m. t
have big stocks of Dunlop!
Cleanliness
my business.
is
a
feature
A
(HE,
of
End.
G-rooined
Terraco
iai(y.
J
Tyres and Tubes, and the prices >
nTVKNDERS are invited, addressed to
behalf of MR DONALDSON, on the in
house, bathroom, scuUory, pantry, JL R. Gill, Shannon, tip to Saturday,
to tho Spacious Auction
are still right. Dunlop 17s 3d. Oceanic |
HE LATEST, SIMPLEST, BEST
promises, CHURCH STREET EAST, Room addition
and
Produce
have
had
all
latest
brick
Hall,
etc.,
conveniences,
wo
\\
(id.
also
12s
e have
a cheap cover ot j
the loth inst., at 10 a.m., for building
and
CHEAPEST BENZINE
THE CONTEXTS OF HIS COMFORT- erected a large gallery 70 x 9 feet to wash-house. Cheap at £900; easy a cottage near Shannon.
go<xl value, at (is Od.
LIGHT on the market. Givoa 300 The man with the car said “good-bye” ABLY
EUR N ISM ED
.".-ROOMED protect your consignments, also Modern terms.
Plans and specifications can bo seen
CANDLE DOWER per burner.
To all colours that please not the eye.
Knrnitnre Show Room, 90 x 48 feet.
Apply to
HOUSE.
at R. Gill’s residence, Vance street.
NONPAREIL KOTOR 00.
OUTSIDE SALKS will still receive
Shannon.
13s’ installing the MOORE you will got So I’ll just take a run
SALE WEDNESDAY NEXT, 1 p.m. our
careful attention. Cash advances
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
lor To Oliver and Sou
COMPLETE SATISFACTION
CHURCH STREET EAST,
made it required. References Hankers
IUNGITIKEI STREET.
accepted.
lighting and cooking purposes.
For a beautiful CLICK.Y.
full particulars Monday’s papers.
Union, Bank of Australia.
NEW EURN ITUR E SHOW ROOM
<T> N D-11AND
I YCLES.
Also the “Moore” Benzine Self-heatwith High-grade Furniture of
O’CALLA
stocked
AN,
It
Gil
W.
ing iron.
made
on
job
have
a
first-class
|TO
every description. Our remarkably low
5’ £$
EFFICIENCY BOARD.
E are (putting ;t good assortment
A net iuneer
*"Tl'l5 Avf
your motor car, oil or gas engine,
v X*
prices will he a feature of ( our business. X
tv
t rot .second-liand bicycles-at it low
—“Accordin' to the papers,
Full particulars and demonstration
sure
be
and
consult
Mowat
and
White.
complete,
Wo
furnish
tho
home
ami
in
figure. All have been completely overthey can’t get the Efhciency
apply
gear stocked, feed roller's
Terms;
Board to reconsider its resignation.”
such a way as to make tho payment All flasmill
spindles and roller shells made hauled and are excellent value.
screwed,
trill pay you to invcsitigats the
easy.
Guaranteed
in
All
Big
Savings
His
wife—“lT!
wore
down
and
if
IT
os weekly.
they
wager
to
standard size. Improved trip
4- 8. WILTON AND 00.,
Departments.
Fanners’ Milking Machines. After
treated to a good cup of ‘ARCADIA
five years’ successful milking they come
NEXT NATIONAL BANK,
THE LAND AGENCY DEPART- catcher; beat on the market—at Mowat
NONPAREIL MOTOR CO.
TEA’ they’d do it. That’s tire way I A GAIN" last week ivlieu anotherr
and White’s. 72 Rangitikei street
out on top as the best preposition on
got my motor. ‘ARCADIA’ cures
CUBA STREET.
record week’s business was putt MENT wall have tho management’s perthe market for tho dairy farmer. Low
sona!
attention.
A LADIES’ CLUB.
dowuhearteduess.”
through.
first cost, low upkeep, faithfully conPRODUCE DEPARTMENT in charge
A FARM THAT WILL SELL
Orator—“Miss President,
AIR
We conducted a most successful clear*
house,
6-i‘oomcd
hot
and
oo’
hj
experienced
structed, extremely simple, very easily
of
an
man.
Right through R'
ASK FOR
might I ask why that resolution
QUICKLY.
!iug sale of furniture and live stock oni
water,
sewerage,
washlious
cleaned, and quick and safe milker.
gas,
tho
business
methods
our
will ensure0 copper and tubs. Price £l6s.— Bagna 'is recorded ‘carried unanimousy,’
behalf of Mrs S. E. Pussell, Scaur!iai
Milk taken right from cow to cans or O() | ACRES, Limestone formation.
when the returns were—For ARCADIA
|street, when a total clearance was made in the future bigger business.
separator. Price complete with engine OU4 All in best English grass, *2OO
and Keeble.
MOUNSEY AND CO.,
TEA 70, against 30?” President—“Bat very gratifying prices.
AERATED WATERS.
tot- two-cow plant £lO2 10s, including acycs nloughable, balance easy undu57
finest
land
a
FARM,
arcos,
ecause, according to the Hon.
A cottage and o acres of land in Auctioneers, Land Estate and Commiswith artesian
retaliation, etc., etc.
Mauawntn, good buildings; pri<
three-fourths verdict should he acceptlating country. Divided into 7 padstreet was also .sold on acsion Agents, Expert Valuators, and
water, .sweetened with pure eauo Scandia
Take
per
For further particulars write it:
£75
acre.
Owner
£4OO
end
will
docks. Good 5-roomed dwelling, wooled
as such from juries. (Applause).
of Mrs Bnckeridgo at a- satisfacProduce Merchants.
Obtainable everywhere. King count
easy terms. J. A. Nash and Cu
shed, sheep-yarda (2 sets), dairy, cow- •sugar.
FARMERS’
tory figure.
Telephone 138.
Private House 9GI- balance
up ’phono 338. Prompt delivery.
Gem-go street.
shed, etc.
We hold a successful sale in the mart
Box 77.
MiLKI MG MACHINE! GO.,
O M Aid. 1 UIRY FARM, 36 acres, nil
SITUATED 10 miles from Pahi atria.
on account of Mr Poynter, when everyFT bouse; eoncreie cowshed, onihuik
LTD.,
Good motor road; 2 miles railway elathing realised full values.
nigs; (any lb rows; only £SO per ovr>
67 ROY STREET PALMERSTON N tion and school.
Our pig sale drew a big entry, but
Owner will take £4OO cash. Irdalii-© term
V—
|
CARRYING CAPACITY. Now winANTF.D mO
the quality was only fair and prices
I'
A. Nash and Co., George street.
I,
tering 430 ewes, 200 hoggets, 3o head
were a. little, better than the. previous
house, hot an
cattle and 8 horses. No bettor stock
week. Poultry was in very keen de- *r/> SKCONT)-(IA.NI) I’usii Biles cwa’Utj
-i-* I(i —G-ronnied
1/
We arc making lug allowance s
cohl water, gas and hire
in the whole of this district.
mand and several buyers Juul to go
U(
'IAIR ST £ 1LASS
RATI YE PRICE : The price is £iP IDs per acre
short although there was a good entry. for old bicycles as part payment to r .section, 55 x 108. This is ‘‘some” ha
Cash required, £I3OO.
Produce is still showing a big turnover. new ones. Call in and get our (|iiot< 11 gain.—Hagnall and Keeble.
A GENUINE BUYER IB OUR ONLY
Following are the sales: Wcaners to on your old machine.
df^N(dlAX(ii: ~011 FOR SALE, 2C
REQUEST,
rE have money for Investment as 17s, slips 9s Gd to 16s, stores IGs to
acres L.1.P., good easy country
USIXESSNONPAREIL
.MOTOR
CO.
3?s;
turkey
gobblers
25s
Od
to
31s
pair,
capacity 25 cows and 200 sheep. Prk
above upon fully improved farms.
WRIGHT, STEPHENSON AMD
turkey kens to 20s, ducks 7s 6d to Ss
€lO 10s per acre. Further purlieu la
Gd, roosters Os to 9s 3d, hens Gs to
GO.* LTD.,
HANKS NS AND LOCKHART (is
from T. J. Rodgers and Co., Georg
9(1,
small
chickens
Is
lid.
&
PAIIIATUA.
street,
TABLES.
T I VERY
FITZHERBERT.
Our buyers are anxious to secure all
IRK 1“ Cattle farm, 550 acres price £
SOLICITORS.
kinds of poultry and wo will ho pleased
5s pi r acre; equity £7OO. Ownc
to hear of any for sale at once, and can
PALMERSTON INOHTH.
oh will take town property exchange. Tlr
also guarantee good prices for next mCA at Sheppard’s is still at tho
1
X prices. Amber Tips 2s quality k place is a snip. J. A. Nash and Co
Saturday’s sale.
sold at that price, also lieil, Desen t- George street.
replete with all latest plant, firstAPE YOU MOV I.VO 3
OE
Nelson Moatos, Suratura, etc.
EAR Bungalow Mouse, 5 rooim
SITUATED in the most progressive
class mechanics, and we guarantee
WHEN SELLING. SELL TM BOTCH Gold,
etc.
J
all
modern
Owno
conveniences.
satisfaction.
town in the Dominion. NET PROFIT
PS.
leaving. A bargain £575; £SO cask
over and above living L'bOU a year witn
LOWEST POSSIBLE Off A POES CONnil Bd i. _s -.a a j j k
Apply
Hropliy,
IMPORTANT
AN
V.
Rangitiki
DISCOVER
William
all
tremendous prospects for expansion;
SISTENT WITH EFFICIENCY.
"tdl TELL-KNOWN
SEND YOUR NEXT JOB ALONG TO
pood values ii street.
QRLME two years ;if■ o the New Zealand
the plant in last-class order; long
found no place in the system
Herald ami other loading daily papers
� V Hulk Teas are still unaltered.
US'.
lease of premises, old established busi:i,s
of business
of
the
enabled
the
Dominion
from
the
iresl
'SALK,
11
reprinted
Otago
Is -Id, Is (id. Is dd, Is ILKI per lb.
in any quantity. Cites
&
jLIOR
ness.
Empire Auctioneering Co. to build up Daily Times a news item announcing the.
“■
Tens at old prices.
terfields lie.in .€!), ami Duches
a sound, .successful trade and connec- discovery by a Dunedin resident of a won('bests from £2 12s Gd;
also Severn
slogan of the partners in derful natural euro for . rheumatism-; and f THE •’ POPELA R.vA FCPIONEERS, •?
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tion.
The
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SPLENDID
of broken
THIS IS AX OPPORTUNITY
this young ami energetic firm lias al- blood troubles,
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at tin
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RARELY OFFER ED.
now
transpires
discovery
that
the
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was
ways been Progress, and their aim to
Anctionocr-Alauagor.
Sheppard’s, whore cigarettes are tki per Gilchrist Furnishing Co., next “Stan
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stand on their own business legs and athevery important one, for since that" time
’Phono 92; Private Phono 857.
First-class workmanship at moderate
packet.
remedy has been subjected to every
j dard: ’ Office, the Square.
win out through their own efforts.
prices.
possible tost and thousands of oases have
Tho owner is retiring from business,
When
your business to us, Been treated.
our stocks hold ont we arc j jLAOJI SALE, cheap farm, 84 acres
7’IIICE
and thus his reason for ‘ding. Fuller wliotlier entrusting
Our
Representatives—-Satisfied Cusit be inside Mart Sales or outCios© to Palmerston* flat land
The intensely interesting story of the
still selling cigarettes til fid ]>er i
particulars from
side dealing Sales, we can honestly discovery has n'ow been printed in book
packet lor Id’s and is lor ‘JO’s at Shep- jnine paddocks; good house, large out tomers.
claim we will successfully attain the form, entitled ‘‘The Broken, Crutch,” and
building; price £ls, including cows
pard’s.
be obtained free by filling- iu and postend desired.
horses, implements, etc., £3OO cash
jean
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MARK
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Ltd.. Jlellahy's Buildings, R.O. Box 369.
Auctioneer.
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Auckland.
CUBA STREET, PALMERSTON X.
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Please send me Free Book about Rheu! 'pdll SALK, 5-roomed house, all con
Dual can mentioned in Ric “Standard,” PalOthers projtortinnately low.
/THOCKFRY still being sold at pre- !it
venieuces, good locality. Price
LTD.,
merston.
A.11.9.
Irv our heavy ’'\ it:ill i< Covers.
VA war prices at Sheppard's Furnish- ‘£7oo with €75 cash.—T. d/llodgeii
PALMERSTON VORTiI A
Maine
FIRST-CLASS
ing Stores, 81 and 81 a, Rangitikei j ami Co., Ltd., George street.
Address
HAMILTON.
street.
NONPARE 5 L MOTOR CO.
Ho. 2,
Xo sulterer should hesitate in sending
sheep .mn cattle farm.
, FtOR
SALK, dining and suppei
for the book.
It shows thui no matter
5 still have a little barb and plain 2
rooms; best position; good turn
how severe a case may bo—even if it, has
WAX A WAT LI.
wiro, corrugated and Hat iron ai ■ over; low rent; going concern. Price
been pronounced incurable —a comjilete and
Sheppard’s Cash Providers, 107 Kan |£l 50.--Orbcll and Co., Alain street.
is possible, with the aid o|
WOOD AMD COAL,
ACRES. Going concern with i (AO A ACRES. All in grass,, flat speedy cure
gitikei street.
this marvellous remedy,
the secret of
SALK, 5-roomed bouse, bathcows, cans, horse, trap, harness., 1 «OU ami undulating, about 40U which
was known to the ancient. Egyptians
S.(IORroom,
SALE, Matai, Hal a, and Mairo
hj. and c. water, gas, etc.
ARDWICK POULTRY FARM.
etc. All ploughablo, all in gra,vj acres ploughable, 20 paddocks watered centuries ago and was only re-clisoovored
Calf Food at Simp
/'NILRUTIFS
Firewood
cut
to
length.
any
dry
nice
section. Price .€(525; £75 cash!
House 5 rooms, cowhails. etc. Handy by permanent streams. Capacity. 2 I ac.ideal.
Send for the. book and read Taupin, tVaipa,
and
pard’s.
Try
tin’s
well
known
Pukemiro Coal. Prompt
and Co., Alain street.
FOR UTILITY WHITE LEGHORNS.
to factory, school and Palmer-ton sheep to the aero and 180 head of this marvellous true story for yourself.
proved quality Call Food and tho re- .—Orbed
delivery any part Borough.
North. Price, £l2, including stock. catGe. Situated handy to railway,
sults will be an agreeable surprise to
ACRES FOR £IOBO—A fine little If AM now hooking orders for th*
Terms arranged.
PERSSOM & STRAWBRSDGE. von.
j9f|
fa honl.
township and creamery. GMONEY LENT.
j aw €> iarm within >‘H miles of Palmor- jl hatching season. Hatching eggs
O-ROOMED HOUSE all convcnicr.w roonied iiouso, largo wool-shod.
TELEPHONE 34.S
North. All lb;t, fenced. 5 pad- irom July Ist. Day-old chicks from
O situated close to Square, Broad
(without removal), and every
NUTS, the latest laying food - ston
docks nicely sheltered, orchard. Good August Ist. Eggs—settings 15 eggs
street. Owner going into Camp. Price ;
PRICE £l7 10s Per Acre,
other approved security; repayable
at Is and As (id. Shell grit, dwelling of G l ooms, large
shod. Carry 7s bd and 10s (id, post paid. Incubator
only £875. Terms arranged.
easy instalments. Apply personally or
wheat, etc., for fowls, at Sheppard’s, | 10 cows and horse. Apply
POSTAL OMISSION.
at once, Sots per 100 Sos, free on rail Foxton.
land and new 4-roomed
Terms arranged.
letter enclosing stamps.—L. \V. Bal107 Hangitikei street.
| William Brophy. Palmerston North.
Day-old chicks Is each; GO, 47s Gd 100,
Price Edfio. i
house, bungalow.
King’s Chambers (first Hoof), “Ho daro not toll his happy wife
kan!,
00s. Railage paid North Island. A
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This property will stand
inspec- over O’Connor and Tydeman’s the
Terras easy.
| >ACON PIGS are a good price now. jo} STYLISH bungalow houses, now
"The
secret lie told me.
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tion.
Square. Ilemoved from 14 Cuba street “But ho vows he’ll remember all his O Suerosino for pigs is one of the ;a» being erected, containing 5 rooms, limited number of breeding cockerels,
best foods ever put on the market; 19s with latest fittings, sewerage, gas, etc. 30s each.
—tlio late address.
1 i to
APPLY
M. H. WALKER.
per 2001b. sack at Sheppard’s. Also a Near Grey street. Price £OSO each;
“To order ‘ARCADIA TEA.’
FOXTON
TWO CHEAP BUILDING SITES.
largo stock of Molasses.—Sheppard’s, A'ash £IOO. Inspect at once. Apply
William Brophy, 27 Raugitikoi street.
107 Hangitikei street.
A 800N 'TO MOTORISTS.
Printed and published by the proprieTVTOPTH STREET, adjacent to new
t«rs NORMAN HENRY NASH and
THERE’S nothing bettor than th
JLI park, good level section, 82 feet
IRON is dear. Regent
SAVE YOUR BENZINE.
JOHN COOJIBE, at the ‘‘Manarvatu
best. The North British Ruhhc
Roofing and Certain Teed Rooffrontage by depth 204 feet; drainage FTIHE Patent Benzine Savor is guar7i
L\:
Standard” registered printing office,
laid on. Price £175.
JL anteed to save from one to five ing and Felt both make splendid roots, Co.’s armoured hose lasts a lifo-tim
thy. Square, Palmerston N., County
Bryant street, 51 feet frontage, good miles per gallon. Price only
16s- complete with cement and nails at because it represents the last word i
Croua, in tlio Provincial District
level building site, with largo shed. Money refunded if unsatisfactory.
Sheppard’s, 107 Rangitikei street. Low- rubber goods making. Of all hard°l
AGENTS,
of
Wellington.
ware dealers—but ask for the llritis
Price £IOO. Apply W. 0. Brophy,
est prices as usual.
OSCAR, ANDREWS (Solo Agent),
brand,
Paugitikei street, Palmerston North.
I'UJIUIi., SEPPI'I'ALUEU J-U i'MU.
Garage. Palmerston North.
Next National Bank, Cuba Street.
PALMERSTON NORTH.
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