Manawatu
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THE OKLY
Morning Paper
WITHIN FIFTY MILES
OF
PALMERSTON NORTH.
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VOL. XXVIII. NO. 854.
Times.
Daily
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ESTABLISHED 1875.
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PALMEKSTON NORTH, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1905.
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"BLUE STREAK" BIGYCLES
Manufactured
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Several 4 and 5-roomed bouses £300 up
4-roomed house £250, on your own terms
New 6 rooms, all conveniences, £450,
I
j only £10 down
| New 7 rooms, near Square, £500, only
£10 down
5 rooms, wash house, copper built in,
etc., £350, £25 down
4to 6 rooms built to order, £400 up, only
£50 cash required.
4 rooms, £320, only £20 down, balance
to suit, lets for 13s per week, only three
minutes of Square and station.
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by the Pope ManufacturiHg Company
20 Nett Cash<
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TENDERS
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4 rooms, £200 cash, on good street
8 rooms, all conveniences, J-acre, near
station, £550, £100 cash, balance to suit.
Al dairying and fattening land, from
50 aores up as required, only £15 per acre
and upwards, alt level, only £200 cash.
Best bargain in New Zealand,
Sections on new street, ashphalt footpath
and all improvements, at 25s foot
Sections on Ferguson street 22s 6d per ft
Sections East street 35s per foot
Sections near railway station £100
HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL AND
PASTOBAL SOCIETY.
autumFshow.
|EBg!gaaßra2«iSß3gES^^
ALTERATION OF DATE.
CENTAUR'cYCLg
C9
COVEMTRVr^
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BICYCLES
(Fitted with Freewheel asd2 Bowden
akeß)
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x>onßiwNett
£20
.
"POPULAR" MODELS
From £17 17s.
:^=;
v
cash.
and 2 Bowden
_Bl^ bl^)
£25 Nett Cash.
Oft
"ROYAL" GRADES
£2 2 Nott Cash.
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"CENTAUR" with
FEATHERWEIGHT BICYCLES
Freewheel
(Fitted
\ £~\ \
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Easy Terms can br^7ranged.
Liberal allowances en second-hand Bicycles
Taught FREE by
an experienced
teacher.
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SIXTEEN
CASH OR
(NEXT
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LEVIN.
TELEPHONE 157-
J. B. Wishart
and Co
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Engravers & Medallists.
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P-O. BOX 132-
BULBS! BULBS!
Manawatu Cycling and
Athletic Club
i AT SPORTS GROUND
Fitzherberfc Street
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Classes of Jewellery manuALL
factured on the Shortest 3
Notice.
AND GOLD MEDALS.
Old-fashionedarticlesre-made into
artistic designs to suit patrons.
PROGRAMME.
Engraving in all its branches. ]150yds Maiden Race, Ist prize L 2, 2nd £1.
Post
entry
23
Quotations for Masonic Emblems
Amateur, Ist prize Gold Medal,
] lOOyda
and Designs a speciality.
2nd
Silver
Medal.
Entrance 2s 6d
Repairs will receive prompt atten- jHalf-Mile Cycle Handicap,
Ist prize L3,
tion.
2nd, 30s; 3rd, 20a. Nomination 2s,
acceptance 3a
All work guaranteed.
MAIN
Charges compatible with good Boys' Race, under 16 years, Ist prize LI,
2nd 10s. Post entry Is
workmanship.
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prize
Ist
HuMles,
L 310s, 2ndLI,
Old gold and.silver bought in any 120>-ds
acceptance
10
TTAVE you noticed Bonn's
' X^OR
i2a to £50 cash, balance weekly.
1\TEW- 6 rooms'
Melsopp &
MEDICAL
from bacteria ? No.
2. Is aeration or cooling any security for
the destruction of bacteria in milk? No.
3. Is pasteurisation of milk at a temperature of 155 Fahr. heat for twenty
minutes with a chilling to below 40 Fahr.
any security for destruction of bacteria ?
Yes.
4. Is the albumen in the milk coagulated or has the digestibility or food value
of the milt been adversely affectedby such
a process ? No.
5. Is the animal and other bad flavour
removed from the milk by such a process ?
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WILL
BECAUSE
Ride an 'OSMOND'
SPEEDIEST BRITISH BICYCLE.
1905 Models now in Stock.
SCOTT MOTOR & CYCLE COMPANY, LTD.,
THE SQUAKE, PALMERBTON NORTH.
THE BEST.
THE PUREST.
ARE
THE MOST DELICIOUS.
follows shadow,
"As sunshine
So laughter follows tears ;
And little faces smile again,
When Aulsebrook's Milk Chocolate Appears."
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Hade from the Finest Chocolate, scientifically
blended with milk containing all its cream.
In Id, 3d, and 6d PACKETS.
ft-
Article,
Much Larger Packets than the Imported
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FICHE»ST'MAN
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6. WALKEE'S
BAZAAR.
N. M. PEE SON,
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THOMPSON
, Fancy
Sazaar
Now
DESIRES
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MANAWATU
Aulsebrook's Milk Chocolate
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
MRS
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COMMERCIAL
THIS
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Prices.
40 YEAES.
AN
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A. A. USSANIAN,
NONE
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Harness
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XTOUSE, 2§ acres, good otebard, «).
,—
Specifications can be, seen at the TI7ANTED-50 men to call and bar our
tn\W£ 6dgent'sli^bW^?,:
Council's Office, Rangitikei street,
where tenders closeon Tuesday, 28th
inst., at 11 olclock a.m.
Let, six rooms with 5 acres U,^
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four sections cheap for
oash."H^>'
Munro, Hereford-street.
T. BASTIN,
Inspector.
23rd March, 1905.
T7IOR Sale or Lease, good conntry■h«^CßfT>TilOR Sale, new and second-hand rtea»,
J- gas, and oil engines,
pumps, belting, oils, pulleys, centrifafffl
INDUSTRIAL BCHOOL NEAR
,
-ftd./[<fc§jf'.
.Martin^ engineer, etc., PalmerstonKor^j
LEVIN.
/^.AILLER'S
Education Department,
yet?
Wellington, 23rd March, 1905.,
rpENDERS for asphalting at the
JL Industrial School works, near
SWISS
CHO0&:'?
MILK
If not, hurry up.
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PHOTOGEiPHIC
WANTED
WANTED
WAITED
Goodo-Lowestprioft
at aU hours, Hepwotth'a, th« Squ***.
Levin, will be received up to noon of agent for Photo Snpply Stores.
80th inst. They are to be addressed
to. sell, twenty Hominf
to the Secretary for Education,
pigeons, all ages, overstocktd.T.
Wellington,", and marked " Tender Richards, Main-Btreet East.
asphalting."
for
Specifications
may
to sell, a littetpf Greyhound
ibe seen at the Post
puppies, Lord Roberts, ex Mia
Office,PalmersMac
T;
Richarda,
ton North, and at this office. The
Main-street -B«#^
lowest or any tender not necessarily
to sell, a 4 h.p. Rn.lifJ.^
accepted.
cycle, absolutely new, in thoroago
E. O. GIBBES,
order. Trial given; spead up to 45 mils
Assistant Secretary. an^hour.. Box 578, G.P.0., Wellington;
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lady for mtfd
Wi&TED-Young
.„.. Mery. Mrs Tennant, draper
and '
r■milhner^RangitiSei
stTeet.
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TTTANTED-By grocer, situalioiJ.-r^i
TV penenced in all branohei, gdjj"
salesman, canvasser/
Hustler,*! P&»
Office, Palmerston North; " ;
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"JURIES ACT, 1880."
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is hereby given that a
NOTICE
meeting of the Justices of the
Peace will be held at Palmerston; WANTED-About
.
4 acres «ui»ablef«poultry farm, near Palmenteo.
opposite
school,
OotUm,
Campbell-street.
North (at the -Magistrate's .CourtHouse) at 12 o'clocknoon on Friday,
Tendws for grubbing and
the 7th day of April, 1905, for the
clearing 20 to 30 acres, Applyiß^
purpose of revising the Jury List for
the distriot of Palraerston North.
Wm. MATRAVERS.
WANTED—
Stevenson's farm, Kairanga.
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WANTED
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-Young man to shue-lornished bedroom, centra^UVb«ad
piano, 4sper week. W.T.A.,
TutEsoffifl*.
'WANTED—
2000 gas lampa joatlaad«t
from 78 6d. Clarkson^a.
-,
ladies to know~you-c»p
"THE GOVERNMENT VAIiUAVY buy shoes at 3s 6d to 25b Kb
TION OP LAND ACT AMENDPayne's Abme Shoe Store.
■"■-■< -s
MENT ACT, 1900."
Enown, we will dean sad
oil your cycle for Is 6d. Clufcis hereby notified that the Dis.'.
trict Valuation Rolls for, the son's, Coleman Place.
Districts mentioned in the Schedule
'ANTED —To sell |-aer«
Terrace, Shannon,
hereunder will be open for public shop Plimmer
vfik
close to'AlbionHdß:
inspection at the respective places iprioe and two rooms,Apply
£350, terms.
named in the schedule, from the sen., auctioneer, Shannon. J. B. SteraSt
WANTED
IT
27th, day of March until the 10th
day of April, between the hours of
10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
G. P. C. CAMPBELL,
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Wellington,
23rd March, 190i.
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schedule.
Name of District.
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Dick, and Hum
WANTED-Tom,
to give Manrer, Jeweller, Mag.
Street, a call.
Valuer General.
Valuation Department, *'
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WE
with~wWfc
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SPECIAL
LBITTELMEYER,
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500yds
yds
CemeteryRoad,Bunny- 150
thorpe
100yds Cj^^'B ISS MILK-CHOC*!'
Lower Aorangi Road: Forma- v /T-,, A ~ BJ
Everyone is eollecQn*
tion and metalling. ■"""".""' Cailler's coupons. Have you started j*|^
Elliot.
men of Palmerston North
interviewed about the pasteurisation of milk gave the following answers:—
1. Is the milk in cows' udders ever free
STREET, EAST.
Coal Yards
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Engineer.
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Pahiatua Road
Taonui RroiNG:
Rangitikei Line
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Milson'sLine
FRESH FOOD AND ICE SUPPLY
COMPANY.
ABSOLUTELY GENUINE.
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SenßulT
aU convenience!, S
E. J. ARMSTRONG,
Resident Secretary, Wellington.
Bepresentative: F. E. Habb.
LocalAgents, Palmerston North :
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miia's
Board's Office.
CHAS. HUME,
"DIXON'S"
Of Course I Am !!!
bargains'?
Sale, Snips. Several 4
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3rd 10s. Nomination Is,
2s6d
Caledonian Handicap, valued at
£33. Three distances, 100,. 220 and i
IS" Note thk Address—
440yas.
Cash prizes, aggregating L25
...NEXT TO CLUB HOTEL...
to which will ba added a .Silver Cup
Palmebston N, - - Telephone 150 4a,
valued at L8Bs,presented by tbfl Sooiety
to competitors scoring most points in the
three distances. Points to count 5, 3,
AERATED WATERS AND CORDIALS
Pl_l SVTMEPJTON HOUSE ] acid 1
yds Caledonian Grand Handicap.
Especially Prepared SYPHON SODA WATEH FOR
(the most popular seaside resort in the 100
First distance. Ist prize L5sa, 2nd L 2
6. Is_ it advisable in New Zealand to
ipasteurise
colony)
2s, 3rd LI Is. Nomination 2s, accepmilk for human consumption?
INVALIDS.
now open for convenience of families tance 33
Yes, decidedly:
desiring changes of climate. Here ]Half-Mile Handicap, Ist prize L5, 2nd L2.
OBTAINABLE AT ALL CHEMISTS.
every home comfo.t and attention will be
3rd LI. Nomination 2s, acoeptance 3s.
Of course, most people in New Zealand
found, cleanliness being an especial feature, ] 1 Mile Manawatu Wheel Eaoe Handicap,
TELEPHONE 32.
P.O. BOX 51.
know the great value of pasteurised milk,
and the cooking is under the immediate
Ist prize LlO, 2nd L3r 3rd L2. NoiuiMANUFACTORY :
as it is supplied in all the chief towns, but
supervision of the Proprietress. The house
naiion 4s, acceptance 6s
sampleswill always be given on application.
FITZHERBERT STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH.
is charmingly Bituated in ample grounds, ! 220yds Amateur Handicsip, Ist prize Gold
We also beg to notify that we have
commanding full view of the sea. Visitors i Medal, 2nd Silver Medal. Entrance 2s 661
arranged with the Roiyrotea Butter Factory
will find it quiet, restful and healthy. j j.Boys' Race, under 12 yea.rs, Ist prize 15s,
for a regular supply of their well-known
HOTELS.
Address 1-tters
2nd sa. Entrance freo
brand of butter which will be delivered
The Manager, Plimmerton House. i220yds Grand Caledonian, Handicap, second Terrace End Wood and
daily in a fresh and firm condition. Indistance, Ist prize L5ss, 2ndL22s,3rd
spection invited.
LI Is. Nomination 25., acceptance 3s
Handicap, Ist priz c L6,2nd L2, 3rd
&
(Opposite Princess Hotel.)
CARTER AND RAWSTRON, ]1-Mile
LI. Nomination 2s, acceptance 4s
T. WHITE (late of the Masonic Proprietors,
Telephone 240.
2-Mile Novice Handicap., Ist prize 50s, 2nd
Hotel, Wellington) announces
(Established 1872)
E. JOHANSEN
30s, 3rd trophy. Nomination Is, acceptthat
she
has
taken
over
the above wellPROPRIETOR.
ance Is 6d
known hotel, and intends carrying on
BUTCHERS, THE SQUARE, (Girls' Kace, under 16 -years, Ist prize LI,
the
business
on
thoroughly
up-to-date
preto announce that he is
2nd 10s. Entrance iree
pared to deliver firewood and coal to lines.
have a large supply of goods Sack Eace, Ist prize 303, 2nd 10s. Post
unfc
Luncheons a speciality.
anypart of the Borough at a liberal
entry Is
Open.
for our customers, including—
j ° Luncheon will be served at 11.30 a.m.
Girls' Kace, under 12 jears, Ist prize 15s, for cash.
No.
up
ring
For
terms
219.
on
for
the
convenience
j
Thursdays
2nd
of
ss.
fttee
Entrance
Ducks, Geese,
Fowls, Turkeys
OLSEN'S' BUILDINGS, THE
Orders and oash oan be left with Mr those wishing to attend the sales.
Lamb, Pork and joints of every 440yds Grand Caledonian Handicap, third,
distance, Ist prize LSi ss, 2nd L22s, 3rd Bradfield, grocer, the Square.
None
but
the
best
of
and
SQUAEE.
wines
spirits
description.
he cheap stocked. Good accommodation
A large consignment of
LI Is. Nomination 525,acceptance 3s
for the
travelling public. Guests can rely on
IJ-Mile Cycle Handicaps Ist prize L4, 2nd Puponga coal to arrive this w^ek.
Customers are requested to order 50s, 3rd 30s. Nomination 2s, acceptbeing called in time for early trains,
ance 3s 6d
early.
Night porter in attendance.
High Jump, Ist prize L 2, 2nd' Ll. NomiFANCY
nation Is, acceptance Is
Forced Handioap, Ist prize L 2, 2nd Ll.
TelephoneNo. 19.
Entry, winners 3s, non-winners Is
invitation to the ladies to
HOTEL,
PAINTER, PAPERHANGER,
3-Mile Cycle Handicap, Ist prize L4100,
come and see our stocks.
2nd L 2, 3rd Ll. Nomination 2s, acceptThe
Square,
SIGNWRITER AND
Stationery,
ance 3s 6d
MILLS CO. Musio
Talmerston North.
HOUSE DECORATOR.
Fancy Goods,
and
Dancing—Marches
2,Ll,
10s,
L
BUYERS OF WHEAT IN
Strathspeys and Reels L 2, Ll, and 10s,
TOM CHILDS,
Electroplate Ware,
ANY QUANTITIES.
Rangitikei street
Palmerston N.
Highland Fling L 2, Ll, and 10s, Sword
Proprietor.
Cutlery.
Dance L2, Ll, and 10s, Highland Keel
Offices:
L2, Ll, 103, Sheauntreus L2, Ll, and
Stock of all Painters and
BAMBOO FURNITURE A
been
having
thoroughly
House
Broad-street, Palmerston North.
10s, Highland Fling for juveniles 20s,
Paperhangers' requisites at THE
SPECIALITY.
renovated, I desire to notify the.
10s, Sword Dance foe juveniles 20s, 10s ; PAINT SHOP."
JAMES McGILL,
Manager. Games—Tossing
General Public that they will find it
Caber 40s, 20s, Throwing
Prices reasonable.
clean, and healthy.
Wellington
Hammer 40s, 203, Putting Shot 40s, 20s,
Graining and marbling a speciality ; comfortable,
Wrestling(Cumberland style) 40.9, 20s
FISHING TACKLE
Picture
Framing.
also
prize
Grand Tug-of-War, first
L20r second
Visitors attended to for earlymorning
Calico Signs executed at the shortest
Hairdresser, prize LlO. Teams to consist of 10
memtrains.
has been appointed local agent
bers nominated as a team. EntranceLl, j notice. for R. Martin's
Is Luncheons. Thursdays from 11
Agent
(Wellington)
for W. H, Tisdall, of Wellington. A
nominations close on April 10th.
till 2.
large stock of new season's FISHING Grand Cadet Competition—Llo 10s .Silver Embossed Work and Lead Lights.
experience of 40 years of PharIn connection with the Establishment
Gup for Manual and Firing Exercises
GOODS ofevery description on hand.
Reasonable! Charges.
macy in England, on the Con*
and Physical Drill
Miss Person is showing Borne good
Inspection Invited.
tinent, and in the Colonies,
Nominations close with the seoreiUry, things in Photo Frames, Plaques, etc
warrants me
Only the very best of Wines^ Spirits, In saying that'although
Box 76, Palmerston North, on April 10th,
Ihave yet much
Inspection invited.
etc.,
are
Beers,
stocked.
1905. Acceptances on tha ground. Nomilearn,
to
some little knowledge has been
Telephone 276.
must be accompanied by the neces ;
gained during that period, and clients
Fitzherbert Street Coach nations
s«y fees and two years' performances.
may rely on my dispensing that knowSports will be run under the Feilding Club's
ledge to the best of my ability. As the
Factory.
P.N. Dyeing and Cleaning Works,
Rules.
profession of a chemist is primarily to
George street.
Amateurs-Rules under N.Z; Amateow
Masonic Hotel,
dispense physicians' prescriptions, it is
Athletio Assn. Cyoling events under tuo
OALPIN & HOLMES.
HALL
Opposite Railway Station,
needless to enlarge on the fact.
of Wheelmen Bales.
League
N.Z.
Opposite
EROPEIETOBS.
Manawatu Stables.
Everything pertaining to first-class
Palmerston North.
F. H. BURBUSH, Handicapper.
Pharmacy kept in stock.
D. MUNRO, Hon Secretary.
TJUBST-CLASS references for all descriphave a large selection of both new
R.
Proprietor.
JD tion of work.
MXJLROONET,
and second-hand vehicles on view
Suits cleaned from 5s 6d.
at our show rooms.
Ladies'
skirts
from
3s
6d.
but
the Best Brands of
Vehicles not in stook built to order on Spring:
art
CHEMIST,
A speciality: Ladies' silk blouses and
Wines, Spirits, etc., kept in stock.
the shortest notiae by a competent staS of
vests. Suits dyed from Bs.
English and Colonial Qualifications,
tradesmen.
Medalist in Botany and Materia Medica,
Good Accommodation.
Our patent adjustable body Elide a
CommercialHotel Buildings,
Every
attention
and
civility.
speciality, fitted to any vehicle.
SUITABLEfor milk and creamery Australian Mutual Provident
Palmerston North.
Telephone
carts, is a special line of crars.
110.
Society.
We are agents for
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FUNERALS UNDERTAKEN;
(
Grand
PLEASED!!!
BITLBsT
VWcHTOMS
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Huansifcy.
We£%
S-oaJjS^llo"- Ho*«*^£r
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The Largest Collection of Bulbs in this
di^iiet on show.
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EASTER MONDAY,APRIL 24,1905.
£200 IN PRIZE £200
%mm€ iMrmm
SIXPBNCB*
Purely Mutual.
No Shareholders:
ADY requires respectable
Head Office for New Zealand: Custom
*bk
House Quay, Wellington-.
The most complete system of Assurance.
KAIRANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. Tjj OOKJSr Sticks covered
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LIFE, ACCIDENT,
8
AND (3ICKNESS
"tWa.
mENDERS are invited for the "The Square
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In One Policy.
_L following metalling,
work? :— pdNNOISSEDBS and lotok of » enp tf
n ease of death by accident doable
FITZHEEBERT RIDING :
\ \J choice tea are invited to MVe one th
the ordinary sum assured is payable.
Whitmore Road
yds the Grocery Department U.F.0.A., Thai.
Maximum of Protection!
100
day, Friday, and Saturday thW'~w«it~
Main Road East
Minimum of Cost !
.200jds Comeone,
come all.
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JjERCEYSFREEST ffeNCE
I Manawatu and West Coast
Society
i Caledonian
In conjunction with
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| Manufacturing Jewellers,
WORDS
HALF-CROWN A
Taoß^!^ °'
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,Ltd. March 20,1905.
FIREBELL).
-
aDVERTIBE
YOUB
IN THIS COLUMJT
Masonic Hotel, Palraerston North.
Plans and specifications may be £20 down, balance weekly. Senn. *^"&
seen at nay office,where tendersclose
boarding*6i»tat 12 noon on TUESDAY, 28th inst. PROFITABLE
X main street, 11-room
near post offibe,
in t*O*
L. G. WEST,
Architect.
Abraham and Williams' Buildings,
paying Al
WIDOWS' FUND
N-Z. AGENT-
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BRAN
CHES-FEILDING
TRUSTWORTHY^
chfap^ienn'
AUSTRALIAN
Cycling
J. B CLARKSON,
COLEMAN PLACE
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MUCH QUOTED
AN
"Y°w*S
X WANTS
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IN THIS
TERRITOBY.
WITH A MISSION
WITHOUT A MUZZLE
blacksmith bukai^
/^j.OOD
Rangitikei street.
11^
to the Easter Holidays, the
date of the Show has been altered
from WEDNESDAY, 19th, to WEDNESDAY, 12th April, 1905. Entries
Pear *b" Square, an amwill now close as under:
31bs SALT BUTTER (Separator and
MANAWATU LAND DRAINAGE
Non-Separator, 13th March.
ROOT CROPS, 24th March.
BOARD.
GENERAL ENTRIES, 29th MARCH.
Entry forms may be had on applica- FTIENDERS are requiredby 10 a.m.
tion to—
X. on Thursday, the 6th April,
G. H. MONRO,
1905, for additions to '.'bridges, afe
Secretary.
Awapuni, and drain cleaning contracts Nos. 83—84.
''High Water Mark of
flans and specifications at the T> BWARD—Lost, bunch otkm(6\ U.
Insurance."
OWING
;—
9'
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ROADSTER
M
JJANTEDS,
7BALANDU
TTALL.
TENDERS FOR CARTING.
Lessee & Manager
Mr R. H. Collins.
will be received up till
Grand Musical Attraction for
Wednesday, 2S;t,h inst., for
Palmarston.
v
carfcir umbtsr from Salisbury Mill
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
29th March 30th.
to Asbhurst. Sptcificakions may be
seen at the Company's Office.
Reappearance of the Famona
P.N. SASH,DOOil A TIMBER CO..
FISK JUBILEE SINGERS.
OLAF AiOLLER',
Manager.
New Artist3and Old Favorites.
DON'T MISS A MUSICAL TREAT.
TO BUILDERS.
Prices—Bs, 2s, Is. Plan at Park's.
mENDERS are invited for adFRED DAWSON,
Representative. J_ difcii.ns and. alterations to the
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PEICE : ONE PENNY
THEATRES, &c.
I
;'..ij,ijinfh ii'nin
THE LEADING PAPER.
Place of Deposit.
A DVBRTISING money, apeni rigbi.h
Jl\. sh investment jnot'an «xpenße.
the 'goods at''Umnx the TaOer^
ALL
are thoroughly up-to-date ; ea is tte
cutter.
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rnHE time to stop advertising is when
X ycu are ready1 to close up yon
business.
WANTED— 200
to
"«&■
Mangaone, Bau- Oroua County
black canvas shoes and
manga,andMakino '.Council office,- slippers are only 2s6d at Payne's.cashmen
' *
Ridings of Oroua
Feilding.
County.
.'.-'"■ ; .; fTTANTED all cych'sts to give us m mil
VV for repairs. Clarkson's.
"*".
Rangitawa Biding, Halcombe Town;
office,
Oroua County.
Board
Hal-j
you want % fashionable suit of
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know
ladies,
;
combe.
: DO clothes?
Well, Usmar can atlite
you.
Pest Office Store,:
Colyton (March;
The People of Palmmtan
promote it thaa
Taoaulßiding, Oroua
27th to Ist April):
to known that Usmar is' a Tailor
MONEY TO LEND.
1
Post Office Store,;and the only way to knowhim is to try hlai
BOON,
I County.
''■'■
Bunnythorpe, —next Commercial Hotel. ';
*
Society is prepared to lend
(3rd April to 10th
Suppv
Fresh
Food
and
Milk
Go.
Breeching
First-class
Freehold
money
on
SHOEING
April).
100 men to know Bs6d%
I
now in full swing, carts deliver- I
and Country Securities at lowest Ei%l_ sIBt£J HOTEL
pair is our price and noredaetio»
WHICH does away with crupper City
ing produce to all parts of the Hiwi ny i Biding, | Schoolhouse, Hiwirates.
current
atPayne's
Shoe
Store
and breeching straps.
Main Street,Palmerston North.
town. The milk sold by us is fresh | Oroua County. | nui.
Liberal Mortgage Deed gives power to
from Mr Luxford's model dairy, mornrepay portions of loan during term.
-Everyone to know flat
;FITZHEBBERT STBEET.
(late of Marton Hotel. I-.ing and evening, and is regularly tested. !Otan ga k i Biding, | Public
Library,;
Apply direct to the Society's Branch
Julius Maurer, Jewellerand WatchC. W. WYCHERLEY & SON, Office,
has taken over the aDove hotel. | Medical gentlemen of Palmerston and ! 1 Oroua County. j -Ashhurgfc,.
Wellington, or to any of the
maker,. has the best selected goods in towa.
i
A
new stock of whiskies, wines and Iveterinary surgeons, and all
exdairy
Society's District Offices.
It cGafcwas m d«e proportion, and ia the
Horsb-Shohe and
brandies has been opened, and patrons can
SADLLERS, ETC.,
The date for receiving objections
Boys' Wear—Booyds strong^ Niw
EDWARD W. LOWE,
rely on being supplied with all the eading perts have testified to the wholesome*
*M
most digestible fora, the Stimulating,
Zealand Tweed suitable fox knieton
ness
and
cleanliness
of
our
milk and to valuations in the above districts
Resident Seoretary.
GH NBB A I B Ii A 0 X SJH I T H,
brands.
The Square, Palmerston North.
is hereby extended to the, 10th day (dark'shades), the very thing yon want lor
Sireagiheaiag aad Nourishing elements
Speoial Feature: First-class Luncheon other supplies.
Wellington, Ist June 1908.
your boys ; something strong sod cheap;
from 12 o'olook to 2 p.m.
Go and see the dairy from which we of April.
required by-t>ioc4, brain and muscle.
only Is6d per yard ; will wear till ft/gftt
Upstairs and Dining Boom under super- drawour supplies for yourselves.
out of date. De Luen Bros., the Squari.
vision of Mrs Devine.
Our dairy in Cuba-street is open daily.
MAYORALTY.
Up-to-date Billiard Boom under capable On Sundays from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m, and
Unequalled For
BOOKS
Marion
management.
a
from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
COHEN'S Committee will
shall Offend," A. ;O.
" Whosoever
Gunter's
Man
Behind
the Door," Bider
meet at the old Working Haggard's" The Brethren,"
Oppenholm'B
having become necessary to make
you want an old Photograph copied or
HIGH QUALITY 6? EXQUISITE FLAVOR.
"
Men's
Cuba
Club,
street,
P.N.R.V.
ORDERS.
Monday
<<
The Betrayal," Crockett's " The Lovtw' 6t
a choice, and having the option of
enlarged and made better than the
HOTEL,
FAMILY
at
8
night
Kipling's
Anne,"
o'clock.
All
Miss
interested
either, we have voluntarily resigned the original
" Traffics arid DisMonday, 27th: Company parade. Drill are cordially invited.
coveries," A.E. W. Mason's "TheTra^ats1,"
SEND IT TO BUNTING
agency for Buberoid and Giant Building
Order, 7.30 p.m.
RANGITIKEI LINE.
Man," 2s 6d'and
Corelli's
"God's
Good
erected an up-to-date plant l Paper in order to retain the agency for
W. MATHIESON.
A few vacancies for first-classrecruits.
3b 6d. Aitken, bookseller, Main streetadd
of machinery, I beg to inform i Malthoid F. and B. Roofing Insulating
If you want any Photograph or Picture
MOUNSEY,
JNO.
bookstall.
railway
favourite hostelry has now come
:'
my customers and the general public 1 Paper, Faints, etc., madeby the original Framed
'"
under the proprietorship of Mr T. J.
Captain P.N.R.V. T7ILOCUTION.— Mb R. Maxtor
that I am prepared to supply sashes, i manufacturers of these materials.
SEND IT TO BUNTING
X2J
Oliver,
Elocution,
teacher
of
NOTT.
doors or any kind of joinery at the 1 We took this course after folly satisThe house has been thoroughly renoWarburton's Buildings (opposite CourtQuality of Mountings
PALMERSTON GUARDS.
shortest notice and lowest current rates. fying ourselves that the latter goods nI have the Finest
house), Main street. Elocution taught
vatedand brought up-to-date in everyway.
New Zealand to select from.
Shop fittingH a specialty.
surpass every other make in quality, and
Only the best brands of liquor kept in
in
all branches. Articulation and voice
A large stock of seasoned timber that they will by sheer merit command
above Company will parade as production
a speciality. Deep breathing.
tempted to patronise cheap stock.
Do
not
be
TO BUY DAIRY FAKMS
as
under:—
always on hand.
all markets.
photography, always bear in mind a cheap Lodgers especially catered for.
Terms, etc., on application. Hours—
Government
Friday,
and
March
prepared.
parade
Plans
estimates
manufactured
the
under
the
FROM 50 AQBEB'UP."
goods
by
Dining-room
supervision
The
o! !
31:
I A trial solicited.
5,
and bad photograph is dear at any price,
10
to
1
2
to
7.30
9/
p.m.,
a.m.
to
7.30, dress scarlet with helmets.
Mrs Nott.
[
Paraffin Paint Company, and known and waste of money.
Fines will be strictly enforced for
Good stabling available.
under the distinctive mark of P. and B.
MEETING of citizens who are rjIHE pick of the Manawatu, rich blaak
STABILITY,
BONUSES,
RECORD
FOR
HOLDS A WORLD-WIDE
non attendance.
stood the test of years, a.nd the
willing to assist in arranging for X loam, all level, best fatteningland is
1 have
LIBEEALITY, ECONOMY.
NOTT,
T.
J
sales all over the world have rapidly inZealand, 14 miles of Palmezßtoir' H.»
J. B. BEALE, Captain,
"
a suitable send-off to Dr Graham, who New
creased and attained enormous dimenPeoerietob.
O.C. Palmerston Guards.
j
is about to leave Palmerston, will be held on exceptionally easy terma.
D
A.
H.
.Photographer,
! sions. The brand cannot be legally used
in the Empire Hotel at 8 p.m. on MonPIOSI PIOSI
PIOSI
by any other manufacturers, and the
day, March 27th.
I
BUILDER,
10
Feilding.
Palmereton
North
and
jf?'59JM!59
E, BUENS, Hon. Bee.
Annnsl Income, over
t public are warned against spuriouß
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£63,000,000
W.
DIMOCK
assuring
CO.,
imitations.
&
out up in small farms,good metalled
over
Ltd*
JPolicies in Force,
Main street
Opposite Station.
Clear
Mountain
Air
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roads to all sections, oreamery,port
Bonus Additions.
Including over £10,000,000
eOoe,
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will be received at the followlag
and sohool on the property.
Desirable Holiday Resort
Telephone 288.
weighing
stations
as
under
:—
CENTRAL
LICENSED
baa
LAND
&
";■<."■
Society
Establishment,.in
1849,
Since
the
X)
These small farms will be goldat a pyiot
£14,000,000
NEW
March and Aebil.
LABOUR AGENCY,
l?«d Death and Matured Claims, over
that will assure speedy saleß, obItIQ mi
Eongotea (Tuesday) 14th and 28th
Main-street
(opposite
Court
House)
cent
caßh.
NEW ZEALAND GOVERNmROUT fishing, Komako and Table i
March
>"-.The Society has now instituted an
Curtis,
COAL, GRAIN AND PEOPALMERSTON N.
WOOD,
15th and 29th
J_
MagnifiFeilding
(Wednesday)
MENT
FIRE
INSURFlat
Limestone
STATE
Caves,
DEPARTMENT,
DUCE
MERCHANTS,
March
Custom, Shipping & Forwarding 8 [ MAIN ST. W., PALMEESTON N. ANCE OFFICE will be prepared to { cent Scenery of the Utuwai Lakes, ExGuaranteed by the whole of the Accumulated Funds.
TO LET.
Ashhurst (Monday) 20th March and
aooept Fire Risks on and after 4th cellent View of Coast and Hawke's Bay
V
may be ASSURED for a minimum WEEKLY
AGENI.
Tklephonb
CHILDREN
Agent.
ADULTS
AND
228.
310 acres near Palmerston, all grass,
3rd April
j from ranges. All places can be visited int
January, 1905.
*^
PREMIUM: of THREEPENCE.
Whujhstox.
5-roomed
house, good wool-shed and yardß,
Quay,
Hoots
Oroua
20th
March
Bridge
(Monday)
Custom
]
ADVANTAGES.
one day from hotel. Best accommodawell fenced, 200 acres suitable for dairying.
Information may be obtained from any Office or Agent of the Society.
and 3rd April
Insured Share Profits
tion ; plunge and shower baths. Pad- | Palmerston
Puoeb forwardedto an]iy fi HEAP—Men's strong cotton worKin^
N. (Tuesday) 21st Maroh Will let for 5 years at 12s 6d per acre.
«nd
OODB
and
stabling.
/"I
Guarantee
dock
wines
and
Branch—The Hon. Chaa. John Johnston, M.L.0.,
State
Beat
V_y shirts Is 6d and 1b 9d, men's whitt
Apply
'"i
and sth April
of the world.
1 Linton
Dbeotore of the New Zealand
\JT partFUBHITtTBB
Lowest Rates
spirits.
RhMOVBD.
matt tennis shirts Is 9d and 2s 3d, boys
(Wednesday) 22nd Maroh and
Chairman ; A. De B. Brandon, Esq., Depnty-Chahman ; the Hon. E. Richard-dT ICENSED Plumbers, Gai-fitterr, Tin
Tariff,
Equitable
per
day.
and
Settlement
6s
Prompt
April
dti,
sth
V Good* oondgned to my owe froaa white washing hats 8d each or 3 for Is
I A and Copper smiths. Atrial golitgMit
H.
G.
THOMPSON
A.
J.
Box
169.
Proprietor.
J.&H.M.COPELAND,
usually
Arnold,
sell
thus
Fall
from
shops
particulars
at Ib. Da
Fitzherbert street,.next pairj^§K^
foreign or local parts willbe sent on willih other
Palmeriton
N.
Square.
Agents
Bnnnythorpe.
agent,
Bros.,
the
ptlnelpu
Lutn
i
QUAY, "WELLINGTON.
"--*"«
Palmerston North.
I promptitude.
;
-.;
fe.as acvthiag
precious «!h.aa heaUh, &n&,
moaey, can b«y aothing-
ir.Oi-s-
w'^h zdi &is
thai w£3J do snore
;
b
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A. H. Dufresne. IT
PHOTOORAPHY
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INDUSTRIAL
.
%Z. BRANCH—CUSTOMHOUSE
......
...
£20,000000
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.
:
MR
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W&£iTEX>—
WANTED
FOR
—
NEW
CrawfO^L'i
:
«
DUFRESNE.
A
BUNTING,
I
Over 1000
McMurray & Co.
...
James J.
BEST CHANCE
THE
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peoviDENT SOCIETY
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.
WANTED—
THIS
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IF
HAYING
AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL
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FUKDS O^ER
ABE
WDEVINE
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'"|H
ROBINSON &
DEVINE'S
THIS
CRITERION
FORGE,
:—
Limited.
APITI HOTEL.
THE
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acrer
:
PGS
A.
W. R.
Alexander
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J.^ENN,
Blockley &Lissingtpnj
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THE MANAWATU DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY,
MARCH 25, 1905
L. G. West,
AEGHITECT.
lAISTRICT AGENT Eoyal Exohange
JL/ Assurance.
Qfflta:Abraham A Williams' buildings.
FtiTtts Bssidenca : Primes-street.
Bell, Gully and
Cooper,
Babbistibs and Solioitobs,
PALMERSTON NORTH
to lend in any
approved seourity
MONEY
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE ADAMS
STAR CYCLE CO. GREENSTONE!
OF CHRISTCHURCH,
HAVE
lately secured premises in the new Clarendon Buildings, Palmerlion North, for the sale of Motor Cars,Cycles and accessories.
The Repair Department is in charge of a capablemechanic Customers
will find prompt attention to their requirements. All work guaranteed
up to time.
The Cycles stocked are all of English manufacture,and comprise the
most reliable and popular machines throughout the world.
BEESTON HTJMBERS—Manufactured at Beeston Works,
at "west rates.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND j
|
ARCHITE3T,
fALDATOR AND ARBITRATOR
/"\IFICBB—Law Chambers, The Square.
KJ PriTate residence, Duke-street Palj
Mftton North.
SWIFT
.........
England.
ROAD RACER
... £18
0 0
ROADSTER
...
£19 0 0
LADIES
... £19 0 0
STARS—Made by Component's Cycle Co., England.
ROAD RACER
... £15
0 0
ROADSTER
...
£16 0 0
LADIES
... £16 0 0
"IFFORD MOORE & BEALE, POPULAR
Barristers and Solicitors,
removed to their new offices,
C.E. HARDEN,
All Machines fitted with Palmer, Clipper Reflex or Dunlop Tyres. Easy
terms arranged. Deposits from £3 to £5, balance from £1 per month. Humber
Motor Cars £225. Motor Cycles from £45. All goods at Christchurch prices.
CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCK.
BARRISTER AND
SOLICITOR,
(fete Crown Prosecutor at Westport.)
ADAMS STAR
..
THE SQUARE,
HcYCLE
COMPANY,
PALMERSTON
NORTH.
"ffices: Waldegrave's Buildings.
BALDWIN & BALDWIN,
BARRISTEUS & SOLICITORS,
PALMEBSTON NORTH & LEVIN.
several sums to lend upon approved town and rural lands at
tflnaot rates to suit borrowers.
Ajw, money to lend on chattel seourity.
HAVE
FRANK J. WILSON,
ARCHITECT,
.WARBTJRTON'S BUILDINGS,
FIRST GREAT. DISPLAY
OF THE SEASON
NOW ON AT
VICTORIA HOUSE.
The Showroom is full of the very latest produc■;■
DRESSES, FURS, ETC.,
"DENTAL SUROEON,
OXFORD BUILDINGS
(Boomß Upstairs)
IfAIM Stmit. Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m-
IS VERY CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE.
can supply the finished
article at a price which
cannot be approached
tor cheapness.
Building
Mrreya undertakin
commend themselves to
all
'
THE LEADING NORTH
ISLAND JEWELLERS
PALMERSTON NORTH.
DENTAL
PALMERSTON
SURGEON.
TAN
DR.
"
Of Wellington,
liwjuLisT in Era, Eab,Nose & Thboit,
M»7 be consulted at the Club Hotel,
Fmlmiraton North, on Friday, March
MttL
Two years in New York Hospitals and 18
Months Senior Clinical Assistant at Royal
Ophthalmic Hospital (Moorfields).
fendonVfiLua
Street, WELLINGTON.
MS
J. A. Taqbabt.
v. K. Habmak.
TA6GART & HARMAN,
SURGEON DENTISTS,
:..;■'... COLBMAN PLACE.
FRUIT AND JAM SEASON.
MASON JAES
JOHN ROGERS,
Abboo. Memb. Inst. C.E.,
ARCHITECT,
CONSULTING ENGINEER,
GtttoU'B Buildings, The Square, Palmerston North.
P.0.80x
190.
Frivate reiidenoe: "Lyoullin," Cook street.
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HARVESTING TOOLS IN GREAT VARIETY-
SELLERS' WASHERS.
GRAVEN.
SCHOOL FOB GIRLS.
MISS FBASEB,
London Dental.
Messrs Stockwell Bros.,
DENTAL SURGEONS.
MATCHLESS
Dress Materials.
Dress Robes.
THE NEWEST 6ft....
LEOPOLD
MILLAR & GIORGI
Have Just Opened
100 Pair
of their Hard to Beat
Baddle Tweed Trousers at 6/11.
Pair Canadian Tweed Trousers
100 at
5/6« A splendid line for
'. rough wear.
■■
100 Pair
4/9.
Cotton Cord Trousers at
Without a doubt the above Lines
KB the best value ever shown in
Pilmeraton.
Inspection Invited
AT
Millar & Griorgi's
ithe Leading Clothiers,
Hatters and Mercers.
WAREHOUSE.
THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH.
SALE!
SALE
SALE!
STOCK-TAKING SALE.
N, MALCOLM,
extraction of teeth without
FEES MODERATE.
SIMMONS'
GENERAL DRAPERY
"ither gas chloroform or aether.
to 6 p.m.
Silks & Trimmings.
NOW SHOWING
AT
[A CARD.]
R. D. BAGNALL,
SOLICITOR,
Waldegrave's Buildings, The Square,
Palmerston North.
SALE!
SALE!
SALE!
[CABD.J
first-clasa E.P. and Silver ware. Ali
OF
kinds of Watches, Clocks, and
Jewellery of every description
MR F. WV BOND,
PRICES:
Hours, 9 a m. to 4.80 p.m.
Absolutely Painless
Dentistry.
With or without Gas, Ether, or
Chloroform.
and even below that.
at oost price
.... 7/©
4/18ot Gold
from .. 25/---18ct
Alarms from
.. from.. 14/«
Famous Workman Watch
25/-, now
.. .. 17/6
Rotherham
heavy cases) ..
.. £3
Gold Brooches from
9ct Gold Bings from
Kings
Wedding Rings
jj/g
(with speoial
All Clocks and Watches sold will be
guaranteed.
Not
all the stock is Inthe window. Come
in andinspect for yourself,
DISPLAY
...0F...
Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer,
25, 1905.
ganui
retaining the services of its young
male teaohers. In the case under
notice a young man was taken away
from a local school sixmonthsbefore
...AT...
his pupil teacher's probationership
was completed, and sent away into
the wildbush country in the vicinity
of Mt. Ruapehu. This young man
had a splendid record, having twice
been second and once first in the
Watchmaker & Jeweller, Pupil
Teachers' Examinations in the
THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. Wanganui Education District, and
at the last sitting he passed his
matriculation and solicitor's general
knowledge examination and gained
a partial "D." One would have
thought that every opportunity
would have been given this young
man to continue his studies and
qualify for higher things. But no,
he was ordered out into the blackblocks t > teach Maori boys, and as he
said to the writer : How is a man
to get certificates or "a B.A. degree if
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
he is out there ?" So, after making
protests to the Board,
Whiteford's Word Competition. unavailing
and receiving
Most names required from the words ;< he sin; Ay threwunfavourable replies,
teaching up, and is
WHITEFOBD, CHEMIST. now in another avocation.
ITBBT 00
'JSECONDOO
THIBDOI
This is a typical, and, we aro inPBIZK 3jO
PBIZB 3j&
PBIZB*!
- -
MORTENSEN'S
formed, by no means singular
Competition closes March 31st.
words of the English instance; and other resignations
language allowed. Only words of four are pending. Is it any wonder
letters and over accepted owing to the that there is a shortage of
number of "words to be made from
to announce his determination to reduce stock prior to StookWHITEFORD, CHEMIST. Competi- teashera, and that the education of
Taking on Ist April, and also to accomplish a record in Furniture
tors require to spend at least the sum the young is being handed over to
of one shilling at Whiteford's Pharmacy the women ? Every person who
Sales in Palmerston North.
to receive a ticket for competition.
gives the matter a moment's conStartling Reductions and Slaughter Prices
sideration must realise that the sendA.
C.
P.
WHITEFORD,
ing of young male teachers into
Will be the order of the day from
CHEMIST.
remote country districts is impolitic
The Square, Palmerston North.
to a degree. It is very undesirable
that young immature men should be
(INCLUSIVE.)
taken from their training grounds
Carpet Squares, Hearth Bugs, Linoleums, Mats, Toilet Ware,
and given charge of mixed schools in
Etc., must be cleared
country districts, and Boards which
FOR CASH ONLY.
pursue this practice are, besides acting in a manner detrimental to the
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
best interests of education, placing
temptations and disabilities in the
way of these teachers which it is
unfair that they should bear. In
other districts the practice is to
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS!
Feilding Agency.
secure the servioes of elderly men
New Patterns and New Work
for schools in remote localities. Of
at
course these people do not always
High-Class Tailor, possess
high educational attainments,
H. MoLEAN, Bookseller, of
but as a rule they
Feilding, has been appointed MISS A. MOBTENSEN'S
Palmhrston Nobth, Wellington and knowledge thanthehave more general
pedagogio novices
local agent for the Manawatu Daily
Masterton.
we have referred to. From the parNEEDLE AND FANOT
Tdibs. Papers will be deliveredby
Work Depot (near Gommereial
runner every morning as usual to Hotel, Main
fit you in the latest fashions with ticulars which have been brought
street).
the most stylish Tweeds, Cloths, etc. under our notice weare satisfied that
Feilding residents. Advertisements
unless the present system of appointA large stook of the latest to fancy
left with Mr McLean will be work
just opened up, which is well
ments is^revised theresults to educapromptly forwarded to this office.
worth inspection.
tion in this district will be very
Lessons in faaoy wotk of all kinds in
V The new premises are next lam
serious. Another serious phase of
PIERCE 0. PREBTH,
given daily,
the matter, viz., favoritism, will be
Proprietor. i
Chambers,
The Square.
discussed in a future issue.
THE SQUARE,
PALMERSTON NORTH.
BEGS
SATURDAY, 11th inst to Ist APRIL
,
MR
.
STYLISH
SUITS.
T. Shields,
AET
OAK
THE WAR. THE RUSSIAN
REVOLUTION
—<to.Tenders,
—
_
.
Exoelleney the Governor; vioepreai- colonist is to eater for the peripatetic Paris without disfavour or apprehension.
q,
dent, Mr a,
Rhodes (Oimaicuurch); retired London draper, and be polite to
management committee,
Messes D. Q.
A. Cooper (Wellington), Haroid Russell
(Hawke's Bay), AUan Strang (Ylanawatu), J. G. Hall (Canterbury ), Sidney
The Manawatu Daily Times.
The Oldest Manawatu Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
Silver and | DISCOURAGINGMARCHTEACHERS.
A letter which appears in to-day's
Electroplated issue
throws some light on WanEducation Board methods,
and incidentally explains the diffiWare
culty whi3h the Board finds in
Stipulations : Only
The Wairarapa Standard states thatit
is almost a certainty that no-license will
Amusements, be carried in the Masterton
and Pahiatua
Second and Third Pages—Business An- electorates this year.
Two handsome silver challenge cups,
nounoem. Nts, News of the Day.
Foueth Paob Auctions, Land Sales, to be given at the Manawatu sports Jap Squadron Bound West.
meeting
General Business Notices.
on Easter Monday, are at present on view in Mr J. B. Gerrand's
Per Press Association.—Copyright.
window,
at Messrs Waldegrave Bros.'
Anew work, Tozar's "Wn-y of the
EeceivedMarch 24,10.40 p.m.
Cross," will be given during the week "^loiDgs. One of the cups, valued at
London. Yesterday.
±10 10s, 13 highly embossed and will be
Unconfirmed French advices state
preceding Easter by All Saints' choir.
presented
to
the
that
a
Japanesetorpedoer
winners of the Cadet
preceding the
A Maori was sentenced to three
The second cup, which is Japanese squadron passed Colombo
months imprisonment in Wanganui Competition.
at
Bs,
valued
will
£8
also
be
bound
west.
given
Gaol at Shannon yesterday for obtaining
to the
£1 from a woman under false pretences. athlete who gains ihe most poiucs in the
Grand Caledonian Handicap.
Significant Orders.
The writ for the Wellington bye-elecThe present is the driest season extion was issued yesterday and the elec- perienced
in the Manawatu district for Women To Leave Vladlvostion will probably be held on Thursday, many
years past. Feed all over the
tock,
April 13th.
country is parched and burnt up, and in
The local Justices of the Peace will many instances farmers are carting water
Eeceived March 24, 10.54 p.m.
meet at the Courthouse at noon on for their stock. The milk supply to
London, Yesterday.
Friday, April 7th, for the purpose of factories has fallen from 20 to 45 per
WoiMon have been ordered to leave
revising the jury list for the Palmerston cent below the supply this time last Vladivustock.
District.
year. The daily output of butter from
The "art of cycling" taught free. a factory here has fallen from 80001b or
Yesterday's News.
90001b daily to between 60001b and
Clarkaon's.*
St. Petersburg, Yesterday.
"Weather permitting, the Brass and 70001b, and there is every indication
The Japanese entered Changtfu on
Beed Band will render a selected pro- that it will fall much lower. The milk
Tuesday.
Large bodies of Russians are
gramme in the Esplanade on Sunday yield is decreasing every day. The
winter feed has not yet been trenched retreating in disorder north-eastwards
afternoon.
upon,
the
along
railway.
but it will be necessary to do so
The local police have been engaged
The Eussian cavalry halted three
for the past three weeks compiling and before long, unless there is a steady and kilometres
north of Chftngtfu.
continuous
rainfall.
revising the jury list for this district.
The newspapor Vorwaerts states a
Some 1400 names have been added.
Ladies' black clofh dress skirts, German
arms and ammunition comThe Conference arranged between the " Pirle" finish, 10/9,12/6, 15/6, 18/6. pany is
hundreds of machine
officers of the Department of Agricul- Specially imported by Gollinson and guns supplying
Russia,
to
and complains at this
ture and the flaxinillers and merchants Cunninghaine, Ltd.*
infringement of neutrality.
has been fiscd to take place in Welling,
The whole of the southern heavens
The Times' St. Petersburg corresponton on Friday next at the Chamber of were brilliantly illuminated last night dent reports that official
circles are cona
by
Commerce.
fire in the direotion of Shannon,fident that
the armies will contest every
It is notified in another column that which appeared to be of an extensive foot of the road to Harbin.
the various district valuation rolls will be nature. Prom the Coleinan Place
Toungshhki, the Governor of Chili,is
open for inspection from Monday next. firebell tower, the Longburn Freezing proceeding to Mukden.
Works
could
be
Been
against
The date for bearing objections to the
silhouetted
great clouds of smoke
valuation has b<vn extended to April the glare, whilst
The Baltic Fleet.
rising
were
visible
above
the conflagra10th.
tion. The seat of the fire is in the TokoA movement is on foot to organise a maru swamp, where the
Movements Not Definitely
vegetation and
citizen's send off to Dr Graham,and an
Known.
has been dried up like tinder, The
flax
advertisement is inserted in another outbreak started on Thursday night near
Eeceived
March
25, 12.5 a.m
column calling a meeting of those in- Tokomaru and
by yesterday afternoon
London, Yesterday
terested to arrango matters.
a large belt of fire was making steady
It is surmised that a portion of
The comedy The Guvnor will be progress towards Shannon, the resi" Lyceum Theatre
" on dents of which were suffering a good Rozhdestvensky's fleet sailed as oabled
reproducad in tbi
the night prior to ihe races and on the deal from smoke. As far ac could be on the 10th,and the remainder later.
two race nights, April sth, and 6th.
ascertained last night, no mills have
An Unknown Fleet.
Cabled advice has been received by been burnt. The hands were out yesMessrs Mellsop, Eliott, and Co., agents terday afternoon and evening fighting
Received March 24,12.3 a.m.
of the Shaw b'avill and Albion Comthe fire in order to save as much fibre
London, Yesterday.
pany, that the Corinthic left Hobart at as possible. A large quantity of the
Router's Agency reports that a
5 a.m. yesterday (24th), and iB therefore latter has been destroyed, but no defin- steamer
from Colombo reports that off
due at Wellington at midday on Tues- ite information as to the extent of the Port Louis
she
day. The Corinthic will leave the damage could be ascertained last night. 16tb, Russian met, on the night of the
colony again for London on April 27th, The fire was extending to the vicinity distance by atorpedoes, followed at a
fleet, the nationality of
and a large number of passengers have of the Tokomaru station and threaten- which was unknown.
already booked accommodation.
ing to envelop a large piece of native
the station.
" Warren" cycles, £10 103; at Clark bush adjoining
A BUSH TRAGEDY.
son's.*
The Poultry Herald, Saint Paul, MinMr S. Barry, D.8.0.A., Eye special- nesota, says :—" The result of the AusWealthy Miner Found
ist, arrived in Palmeiston yesterday, tralian laying competition furnishes eviand may be consulted by those desiring dence of what was already certain—that
Murdered
professional advice regarding defective there is no best breed or variety. Of
Press Association—Copyright.
eye sight on Monday. He has secured course some variety had to stand at the
Received Maroh 24,11.4 p.m.,
rooms over Mr W. Park's stationery head of tho list, and the pen that did
Sydney, Yesterday.
shop, which he will occupy until April stand first represented one of our moat
The body of William McAullay, a
6th. Mr Barry's stay is necessarily and beautiful varieties; but no one
miner,
would
claim
well-to-do
has
been found in the
limited to the period named and those
that it is therefore estabwho intend to avail themselves of his lished that the Silver Wyandotte is bush nearGlen Innis.
The head was battered in. A stiok
presence in Palmerston should do so the best of all varieties for laying.
As if for the very purpose of was grasped in one hand and a stona in
without delay.
The prices of the tenders for the making the breeders of this variety the other as if deceased died in defendr
variousrailway bookstallsare as follows: suitably humble, a Sliver Wyandotte ing himself.
There is no clue to the murderer.
pen stood at the foot of the list. We
Napier, George Scarfe,
£22 ; Hastings,
Deceased left home some days ago in
Mary Jane Hall and Son, £6 103; Dan- should be sorry if some variety should search
of his horses.
nevirke, Thomas Bain, £6 10s; Wood- be able to establish itself as the best of
ville, W. L. Aitken, £25; Palmerston all breeds. It would be a blow to the
fancy,
as one-half of the breeders
North, Isabella Essex, £78; Feilding,
KING EDWARD.
A. H. Maclean, £5; Aramoho, C. L. of standard poultry would not take
up
this
variety. On the other hand,
Bridges, £6 10s; Wanganui, JamesLett,
it may be said to be established once
Able To Drive Out.
£10; Hawera, F. 'H. Boaae, £3; New for all that
no variety will ever be a
Plymouth, Charles O. Hawke, £8 Is;
Press Association—Copyright.
Wellington, J. W. Bull, £65; Te Aro, B. more useful one than all the rest. We
Received March 24, 10.54 p.m.
in every variety in the stanI. Hayward, £20; Masterton, C. C. believe
dard. All ar6 beautiful and all are
London, Yesterday.
Aitken, £10.
King Edward drove out yesterday,
useful, but some,
At a meeting of the Auckland City varieties, are morelike the American
looking
paler
than usual.
widely bred than
Schools Committee yesterday, the ques- the ornamental breeds,
and ought to
tion arose as to the right of a parent to be. That is
take his child from one school and send against the saying nothing- whatever
THE KAISER'S VISIT.
ornamental varieties. There
it to another, without first obtaining a is more in
the strain, in the quality of
transfer permit. It was argued (says a the individual,
A British Welcome.
aud in proper handling,
Press Association telegram) that the than in the
breed or variety."
parent could send his child to a differPress Association.—Copyright.
Eain no longer feared. The Pirle
ent school every week in the year, if he
Received March 24,9.25 a.m.
"
"
so pleased, but other members of the skirt will not wrinkle, spoil, or shrink,
Tangieb, Yesterday.
Sold
Collinson
by
and Cunninghame.
committee were emphatic in their
The British colony at Tangier is
Ltd.*
opinion that such a course would
erecting a triumphal arch and inscripThanks to the studious advertising of tion in welcoming the Kaiser.
speedily result in his penalisation under
the Truant Act.
the Government,
creation now regards
At the annual meeting of the New New Zealand as a place specially France Shows No Disfavour.
Zealand Polo Association held at Wel- arranged for the delectationand amuseReceived March 24, 10.57 p.m,
lington under the presidency of Mr B. ment of tourists, says Ohristohurch
S. Abraham (Paknerston North), the Truth. Christendom concludes that they
London, Yesterday.
following honorary officers -were elected live on the tourist traffic in New ZeaItis stated that the Kaiser's visit to
for the ensuing year .-—President, his land, and tha* the whole aim of the Tangier is viewedin official quarters at
Page
Wanteds,
(Commercial Hotel Buildings)
MAIN STEEET.
By means of a recently-discovered
local anaesthetic, Mr Woodlex A. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Peowsh, Dentist, of Wanganui, is en- "Street
Loafer."—You say that "our
enabled to extract full sets of teeth
Member's energies have been rewithout any pain whatever being expeatedly applied to obtain a verymuch
perienaed by the patient.
desired alteration in our police proteo
Mb Prowsb having opened pertion." Well, but what has he accommanently in premises over EavonhiU'e,
plished ?
is prepared to execute dentistry in any
of its branches,
Nurse kept for ladies.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
Any number of teeth extracted at one
sitting under gas.
SPECIAL
CONTENTS BILL.
Fibst
JULIUS MAtJRER,
Just arrived direct from
manufacturers
THE SMARTEST OF
Buildings, The Square.
We also administer gas by every
reputable method.
Visits Shannon every Tuesday, from 1
OILS.
MOST UP-TO DATE
W entered into partnership and
have removed from our old stand to new
■nd up-to-datepremises in Waldegrave'a
Every known method of English and
American dentistry practised.
LUBRICATING
O'BRIEN.
SATURDAY,
THE LATEST!
TT7Ebeg to announce that we have
Painless
Dr. GREGORY
HAY RAKES.
CORN SACKS.
SEWING TWINE.
Principal.
First Term for the year 1905
THE
will begin on Wednesday, Ist
VebrHary.
'
[A Cabd.]
DONAOHY'S GOLD MEDAL BINDER TWINE,
ROSS'S BINDER TWINE.
NOTICE.
to new of&cea in
Buildings Cuba street,
CLOVER FORKS.
J. W.
the
N.Z. agents for the famous
RICK COVERS.
Soo.
Assoc. Mem.
Authorised Surveyor,
(No. 1 Cosmopolitan Buildings)
DANNEVffiKE.
removed
HASColonial
GLASS JELLY JARB.
20 TONS PRESERVING SUGAR (Specially Prepared).
BRASS MABTIN PANS.
ENAMEL MASTIN PANS.
JELLY BAGS.
W. S. CHARLSWORTH,
Am.
C.E.,
'
ugentß for
(Great Variety).
HAY FORKS.
[A CARD.]
taken over Dr Graham's
AND WESTGN. ESTEY, SAMES, TTAVING
-1-1- practice and Private
Houpital,
KIMBALL, Ac.
may be consulted at usual hours, Duke
Reed, Woodwind, Brass, and Btringed Btreet.
MASLIN AND PRESERVING PANS
In Copper, Brass, and Enamel.
[A CARD.]
E. J. ARMSTRONG. C.E.
JAMJARS.
(All Sizes).
Hoars—9 a.m. to 5p.m;
■at floor.
FESCUES.
Very fine line of old pasture RYEGRASS. Prices and samples on application. Buyers of all kinds colonially-grown grass seeds.
MESSRS-
"■".■' ".
Season.
TURNIPS,
Burdett.
M.A. Melb. ; M.8., B. Ch. etc., Univ.
Stock only reliable makes.
Dublin; F.R.C.S.I.
Late 102 Collins street, Melbourne,
and Warnambool, Victoria.
THUBMER, MONINGTON
BBINSMBAD,
North.
Lawes' Liquid Dip
North of Ireland) Powder Dip
A.T
Chemical Co's I Universal viv
LOWEST RATES. Nor% of Ireland) Liquid Dip
j Antiseptic Dip
Chemical Co's
Liquid Dip
White's
NEW GRASS SEEDS JUST ARRIVED—
OLOVERB, RAPE.
the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the
United States,may be aeen at the
Club Hotel.
Leary & Dixon
Broad street (next Convent) Palmersion
IN STOCK
[A CARD.]
BEDE ALVA MACGREGOR,
"DEPRESENTINa
or Organ
Cooper's Powder Dip
Lawes' Powder Dip
SLYKE,
_______^_
PIANO
in the home is now
A
an eduoational necessity for young
and old.
DENTAL SURGEON,
NORTH.
Sheep Dipping
P.O. Bos 124
62
The Bquarb, Palmebston N.
1.
DENTAL SURGEON,
Palmbbston N.
Squabe
&GO.
Sir Charles
accessories stocked.
Ul Fi C. Aa
VL& W. H. POOLE,
A7NASH
[A CARD.]
AN EDUCATIONAL
NECESSITY.
YICTOBIA HOUSE.
[OABD.]
EAELY AND SECURE
THE BARGAINS.
-*-^
HAS
from
Special Line in Toilet Sets.
Everything Reduced.
No Reasonable Offer Refused.
J.
commenced the practise of his
profession in Apiti.
Licensed Land Brokers, Fire and
Ufe Insurance Agentß.
Office : Bangitikei Street.
The
seen
O'CONNOR &
TYOEMAN,
See Our Window Display.
to lend, on freehold secur5 per
sums at
ity in
MONET
e«at.
any
have
CALL
AND "WHICH ARE BEING SOLD CHEAP.
PUBLIC TRUST
AGENCY.
who
them.
RUTHERFURD & CONNELL,
..
GoldV/- „
„„
„
instruments.
TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS, AND AXMINSTER
y
Land transfersurveys and Native land
Our Greenstone Hearts
Wertheim, and Wheeler and
have received a big shipment of wonderful
Wilson sewing machines. All duplicates
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Carpet Remnants in
Surveyor and O.E.
„„
j
LEARY & DIXON are
F. GILLETT,
and
rough, consequently we
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE
Stock at absolute cost price. We
herewith enumerate a iew of the
leading lines:
Scrubbing Brushes lOd, now 6d
Cloth Brushes 9d,
„ 6d
Sandwich Tins 6d,
„ 4d
Round Oil Brushes 4d,
2d
Bannister Brushes 9d,
6d
Shoe Sets 1/6
„ 1/.
Cups and Saucers 5/6 per
doz.
4/.
tt
Do White and
,"
5/6
Egg Cups 1/9,
1/2
Sauce Bottles 1/3,
1/Turn biers 5/6 per doz.
4/Cake Dishes 1/4
lid
Cuba Street.
Above Miss Watson's Tea Rooms.
tions in
Main street (opposite Courthouse
IMPORTED MILLINERY, COSTUMES, JACKETS, ETC.
And the Stock to hand of
MR CLAUDE HATNS,
Abraham
Williams'
AUTHORISED
PalmerstonNorth.
We purchase it in the
LADIES
£21 0 0
SWIFT POPULAR- Manufactured by Swift Cycle Co.
ROAD RACERS
£17 0 0
ROADSTERS
£18 0 0
LADIES
£18 0 0
EADIE STARS—Made by Eadie Manufacturing Co., Redditoh,
[Brucb Bbaib
HATE
Bett's Buildings, Rangitikei street
tftftw Manioa andBarr's.
our
... £22
0 0
ROADSTER
...
£23 0 0
LADIES
... £23 0 0
ROYALS— Manufactured by Swift Cycle Co.,Coventry,
England.
ROAD RACERS
...... £20
0 0
ROADSTERS
£21 0 0
[a card.]
& GmroßD Mookb]
the next 14 days we
"TOURING
-L' shall offer the whole of
Notts, England.
ROAD RACER
am on
E. LARCOMB,
Stock-Taking
Sale.
Williamson (Poverty Bay); auditor, Mr
E. Bueholz ; secretary and treasurer,
Mr C. J. Crawford (Wellington).
A correspondent writes as follows to
the Whangarei Advocate:—With partisan nominee Land Boards and subservient Crown Land rangers to operate
on the leaseholders of the different electorates, the present political party can
be maintained in power indefinitely, or
until natural decay breaks them up.
Few leaseholders or Crown tenantß can
afford, or have enough backbone, to
vote against the wishes of the party in
power. This is a force that must be
reckoned with in any future struggle.
That, with judicious expenditure of
money from a party point of view to
crash out any independence or refractory spirit that may crop up, will be
most effective. Future demands and
punishments we may look forward to.
At the Dannevirke S.M. Court yesterday morning Hung Chung was charged
under the Shops and Offices Act" with
keepiDg open after 6 p.m on March 10.
The defence was that the defendant was
not a naturalised British subject. Therefore he did not come under the definition
of " occupier " and was not obliged
to
close. Mr James, 8.M., held that the
limitation of the term " occupier " to a
British subject, in Clause
21, only applied to the computation of the majority
or shopkeepers who sign a requisition
and did not exclude aliens from their
obligation to close. As the Gazetta
notice covered all shops Dannevirke, a
fine of 6s was imposed. The Bench
agreed to state a caße for appeal if
"
requested.
At the meeting of the AucklandFoot-
the effete British lord. (Consequently,
when one or the other of them comes
out here, and finds that he doesn't get
the hnmble attention and grovelling
service the Seddonite advertisements led
him to expect, he writes a savage letter
to the newspapers. Recently we had
the remarkable effusion of Miss Benham, who was furiously angry because
she couldn't monopolise the guides at
Mount Cook without paying for them,
and now we have the excited remarks of
Lord Ennismore, who didn't Bucceed in
shooting any deer in the Wairarapa, and
says the Government ought to provide
standing camps for the tourist and that
he is "very disappointed at the way
things are managed." Evidently this
British peer has the prevailing impression thatit is the duty of this country
to spend its time looking after him and
arranging picnics for him. For which
state of mind on the part of the tourist
this disgusted colony has to thank its
" Government.
" democratic
The lunatic who escaped
from the
Auckland Asylum gave his pursuers a
lively chase at Matutura, on the
West Coast. The constableand asylum
attendant who went engaged in the
search came across the esoapee on the
beach. He was filling a bottle of water
at a creek, and happening to glance up
the cliff, saw his would-be captors
concealed, and immediately made off to
a bush extending for about a quarter of a
mile up the road. He thus got a start
of about 200 yards. Constable O'Grady
and Mr Muir followed,but on reaching
the spot where the fugitive entered they
found the bush there was almost impassable, and over three hours elapsed
before they were able to penetrate
to the farthermost point, when
they endeavoured to find their bearings.
They saw the escapee, concealed
amongst a clump of flax upon the cliff
above them. The constable called upon
him to surrender, but he did not reply.
He rolled stones down, some weighing
over a cwt. The pursuers then drew
theirrevolvers, firing four shots immediately over White's head. This had
the desired effect, for White then
threw up his hands, and came down the
cliff and surrendered. The man had a
complete camp and a good supply of
food,chiefly mussels, whioh he oooked.
He had singed his hair to disguise
himself. To hide his tracks he had
gone on his hands and knees and he
stated that had he not been forced to go
abroad for water he would
have
been found. He intended tonever
wait until
search had been given up and then cross
to Sydney,
One price for each line, many lines ai
SHOT AND ROBBED.
Soldiers' Dastardly Action,
Harmless Peasants Fired On*
A Significant Act.
Press Association —Copyright.
Eeceived March 24, 9.22p.m.
St. Petersburg, Yesterday.
A hundred and forty peasants, men
women and children quietly assembled
in a highway at Kirtno.
The police patrol and a company of
soldiers, without provocation, fired on
them, killing two and wounding fifty, of
whom seven since have died and eleven
are dying.
General Maksimnoff attended tat
Orthodox Roman Catholic Cathedral.
This is the first time a Governor of
Warsaw has been present at a Eoman
Catholic servico since 1831. He visited
the Archbishop and asked for Catholic
support in restoring order.
Father John, of Kronstadt, has been
warned to cease his propaganda against
the revolutionaries. The authorities
protect him.
AUSTRALIAN MAIL
CONTRACTS.
Press Association.—Copyright.
Received March 25, 1.10 a.m.
Melbourne, Last Night.
Cabinet has considered the mail con.
tracts, but its decision is unknown.
MANGAWEKA SENSATION.
Charge Of Assault.
Two Prominent Settlers
Engaged.
By Telegraph—Special to Times.
Mangaweka, Last Night.
The case M. Deighton v. M. Bailey,
of alleged assault and using threatening
language, with an application for sureties under Section 8 of the J.P. Act,
occupied the court all day to-day and
created great interest, the court being
crowded.
Mr Findlay, Wellington, appearedfoi
plaintiff, and Mr Esam for defendant.
The S.frl. dismissed the charges and
refused the application for securities.
A charge for damages is proceeding.
APRIL BUTTER.
Farmers Want Tenpenoa,
"Press Association.
Hawbra, Last Night.
A representative meeting of factory
delegates to the Dairy Produce Ex.
change to-day decided to consign April
butter to the London markets unless
they can obtain tenpence per lb outright*
THE VANISHING TRICK.
City
Alleged
Defalcations.
Per Press Association,
Auckland, Last flight.
It is reported thht a clerical employee
belonging to a large retail busineßß in
the city has disappeared and that in*
vestigation has disclosed serious irregu*
larities in his accounts.
.
WELLINGTON BY-ELECTION
Date Of Poll Fixed.
'"
Press Association.
Wellington, Yesterday.
Nominations for the vacancy m
Parliamentary representation close on
Thursday next, and the po)l will be
taken on the following Thursday, April
6th.
SPORTING.
Chrlstchupch Scratch
.., Per Press Association.
ings.
OnRISTCmracH. Yesterday.
St&rflhoot Wag scratched for theEaster
and Autumn Handicaps at 11.45 thi»
morning.
A Brisbane Outrage.
POLO.
Man Seriously Wounded.
His Assailant Arrested.
Press Association—Copyright.
Received March 25, 1.20 a.m.
Brisbane, Last Night.
A man named Munday was stuck up
on the Toowong road and shot, the
bullet passing through his arm into the
abdomen;
The robber, hearing assistance com
ing decamped.
Subsequently an old mad named
Wharton was arrested.
The arresting constable felled him as
he wbb drawing a loaded revolver.
Munday is in the hospital in a serious
condition. He has identified Wharton
as his assailant.
.
GROWTH OF IMMORALITY.
Startling Statements.
Manawatu Wins The Gup.
Defeats Rangitikel.
A Dashing Game,
One Goal Margin
Press Association.
Whllingtok, Last Night,
The New Zealand Polo Association
was favoured with delightful weatb/«r
to-day for the final game of the toom*.
ment. Manawatu A team met Be/jri.
tikei in the final for the SavilleCup,, and
a great exhibition ofpolo was
witnessed.
Probably no finer game has been
»fl en in
the colony. The fortunes of eacfa
went up and down alternately team
as the*
various spells proceeded, but as the end
drew near it was apparent
the
Manawatu players had their o'that
.pponenta
beaten. The margin, however, was only
one goal.
*
Undoubtedly the more da shine
c team
won.
At the end of the third ap^ll, the score
was two goals each, P, alrj mple having
soored twice for Eang^tkei, andAbraham
and A. Strang for /.lanawatu: In the
next spell Dairying got two goals for
Rangnikei and B. Wilson one, A.
Strut
also soonng for'Manawatu. In the
next
two spells th Pi difference was wiped'off
by J. and W. Strang, and the score at
tbe end of tb c fifth round was five each,
with ten mi'autes to play.
In the final, Manawatu made i
attack, and J. Strang carried
Jgorous
the ball through and made an opening
for Abraham, who scored, thus giving
iLaWata th.c advantage of a goal.
'
Press Association—Copyright.
Received March 25,1.18 a.m.
Sydney, Last Night.
Clerk Wanted.
A deputation from the Public Morals
Association asked the the Chief Secre-
tary to introduce legislation checking
street immorality and suppressing
houses of ill-fame. Startling statements
were made ot the growth of immorality
and the increase in houses of ill-fame.
It was alleged that two thousand fallen
women were plying in the streets of the
cily and many young girls were in the
houses. The deputation asked thai the
owners be made responsible for the
characterof their houses.
The Hon. James Hogue promised that
the Cabinet would give consideration to
the subject which was of the most
Abraham immediately followed this
difficult nature to deal with. Perhaps up b.Ty driving another goal. Manawatu
the evil would reappear in a worse now led by a couple of goals. This was
form.
reduced by one when JR. Wilson placed
» goal to Eangitikei's credit.
EVIDENCES OF SHIPWRECK There were now only three minutes
ball Association, (soccer) there was some
severe criticism of the New Zealand
Associationin its treatment of the local
centre and its management of the English team's visit, upon which there was
a deficiency. The expenses of the team
in Wellington for three days were £113,
while in Auckland for nine days the
to go. Manawatu had much the beat
expenses only reached £68. It was
of the play during this time and twice
Dlsooveny On An Island
agreed to ask for a complete statement
missed scoring, and the game then
of accounts. The meeting was to have
ended in favor of Manawatu by one
A
Hut
considered the proposal to sever its conDeserted
goal—Manawatu 7 goals, Rangitikei 8
nection with the New Zealand Associagoals.
A Seaman's Request.
tion, and form, with Taranaki, a sepaIn the final for the Handicap Oup.
rate association, but consideration was
Wellington A beat Manawatu by 15
Press Association—Copyright.
deferredin view of the visit of an Enggoals to 12 goals:
Received March 25, 1.35 a.m.
lish team, and to obviate any difficulty
Sydney, Yesterday.
of a match being played in Auckland.
The schooner Enterprise from Long
Rudge-Whitworth cycles, 1905 models,
Island reports that she discovered the
£18 18s; at Clarkson's.*
beaches strewn with large quantities of
Additions To N.Z, Reps.
A business man of Woodville has one price
Oregon timber. There was evidence of
at Payne's.*
pointed out to the Pahiatua Herald
a wreokof recent date of a large lumber
Whfskar Of Manawatu
that, according to a recent report from
ship, or possibly deck cargo had been
Included
Addington stock sales, the price of
PERSONAL.
washed overboard. There were no
prime bacon pigs was 4£d to 4sd per lb,
marks on the timber that would lead to
The
Miss Jacobsen, M.A., of Wanganui, identification.
Inter-Island Matoh.
whilst the North Island Bacon Company is ODiy giving 3£d. After taking has been appointed assistant mistress of
The Enterprise also discovered an
the
into uonsideration the fact that there is
Auckland Grammar
Press1 Association.
abandoned hut on the, island wherein
Wellington, Last Nirfrt.
Mr Rowley, proprietorSchool.
a alight difference in the price of sheep
of the wax- was stacked a quantity of timber and At a meeting
of the New Zealand
between the north and south, owing to works, had a paralytic seizure at Auck- glass. There were no signs of recent
the fact that the quality of sheep from land on Thursday, and died yesterday habitation. Amongst some papers found .Kugny Union's committee to-night three
the latter are superior for freezing, the morning. He bad previously appar- in the hut was a note dated November, more men were provisionally electedfor
colony's team to visit England.
paper says : —The difference in quality ently enjoyed good heelth.
1896, signed by the mate of the ketch the
They are McKenzie of Auckland,
Mr Michael Britt, one of the oldest Siskin, which
does not apply to pigs, and it would be
was wrecked on the son
Thomof Wanganui, and Whisker
interesting to know how the Woodville and best known road contractor on the island, stating he and five Kanakas of
of
aix more men have vet
Company accounts for the large loss it Wellington provincial district, died yes- the crew were then leaving for Cook- Manawatu.
to
be
selected.
terday
is directly responsible for to the farmers
morning at his home at Tawa- town, and asking anyone not in need of
It was decided not to
in the sale of the latter's pigs. There taia, Forty Mile Bush district, at the stores there, te leave
as the owner terms offered by the New accept the*
is a royalty to be paid to the patentees age of 74. The deceased claimed to expected to come backthem
Bouth Wale*
and
take
Union fora visit to Sydnew of the
of the " MorePork cure " amounting to have constructed moat of the roads in
The only lining creatures seenthem.
on
the
Zealand team on its way to England.New
about 3s per pig, but the difference in tne Wairarapa.
island were half a dozen goats and a The North
v. South Island
the price between north and south is
oat.
matcl*
will be played at Wellington
from 10s to 15s per head.
on
WM. PABK'S BOOK, STATIONERY
3rd, to give the
selectors
of
the
The sequel to the discovery of the
AND FANCY GOODS WABEEngland a final opportunity
NEWS
child last Saturday night in a parcel on
v*"">*»J
HOUSE.
to adjust their selection
the doorstep of the King's Chambers,
Amalgamation Cf Companies
Very large and well assorted stock of
Wellington, was its christening and appearance before the Magistrate yesterday latest books by very best authors, preBoating Accident
morning (says the Post). Sub Inspector sentation books, annuals, diaries, best
O'Donovan stated that its mother had books on gardening, poultry, etc., all
Press Association,
Auckland V. Hawke's Bay.
not yet been found,and the police there- books and requisites as used in Bohools,
Dunbdin, Yesterday.
fore desired to have it committed to a books and post cards containing best
Arrangements have been made for
Press Association,
receiving home. He explained that the views of Palmerston, new leather goods, the amalgamation of the New Zealand
, L A,UCKIIAND' Laa* Night.
police, besides trying to find the mother purses, pocket books, letter cases, chata- RefrigeratingCo., with which the Christwu match
The
between Auckland an*
of the child, had gone to some trouble laine and chain bags, writing caseSj etc., church Meat Co. subject to the
con- Hawke's Bay cricket teams
in finding for it a name. Inspector cricket, croquet, and tennis material; firmation of the agreement by sharecommence*
y
land
ba"edfirst and m»^
Ellison had suggested that it be called new, natty, and oheap artioles in electro- holders. The Dunedin Co. which was 248 a
and_wl>en
were draww
Chambers King, and the Sub-Inspector plate for presentation; all bright new the first of its kind in the colony
' l Bay had stumps
has Hawke's
lost seven wickets
thought it a good one. The Police goods and extra good value.
works at Burnside and Oamaru,
»A .Brooke and Smith played
chanceMatron,however, had entered her proThe directors of the Duncdin and less innings for Auckland for 112
test against the name, and considered it
not
We
have
an established reputation Kaikorai Tramway Co. recommend a out*
should be called John Storm. Dt A. for
millinery and mantles which we are payment of a dividend of six pet cent
McArthur, S.M.,who was amused at the careful
Two young men, Jas. Molvor
The goods just
situation, asked if the oonstable who opened to maintain,
out in these departments for Wm. McCallam,about 18 years of ace
found the infant wished it named after
and winter wear goes to prove left Ravensbourne in a boat yesterday
him. The constable, however, was not autumn
In the gixth round of the Handicap
that our Home buyers know their busi- to go down the harbor on a shootinc
m Court, and his consent could not be
expedition. They did not return to-day Singles, J. Smith (7) was defeatedness
and
scored
have
one
more
success
obtained. The Clerk stated that such for us. Visitors
Beareh was made when the
Whiteford (5) by 21 to 20.
to our mantle and and
an action might at some future datelead
was found near Port Chalmers boat
millinery
room
are
charmed
with
the
the
to proceedings being taken against
the style, variety, and value. To secure
Clarkson's Bike
haVhig eVideDtly
oonstable for maintenance of the child.
first choice of these latest importations
After some good-natured
Hammond, M.D., Specialist
the
J.
D.
banter
mfant waß committed to the Welling- early selection is desirable. CM. Bobs
Cheap but efteotive. Makawatu Throat and Lungs. Chicago, 111 ■_!« f
and
direct
importers
Co.,
of
fashionable
ton Eeceiving Home and saddled with and
family drapery, the Bon Marohe.— Datm Tims wanted.. Sixteen wordf am glad io recommend the bioy'cie iJ
the name Chambers King.
its an has been of great benefit
Advt.
■lipwiw. Half-crown a week
bealth and to many ofmy patients.'*'
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FOOTBALL.
JunJ
DUNEDIN
l^.iov
CRICKET.
# *n/Ut
and'
fo?
BOWLING.
b£
*
SXtd?"
Par.
toinl-
THE MANAWATU DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH &5, 1905.
THE SCARCITY OF
TEACHERS.
ALLEGED CRIMINAL HAUNT
(To the Editor.)
Sib,—In reading your strictures in
yesterday's issue 'on the Wanganui
Education Board, I was struck with
their great soundness—with their greater
truth. It would perhaps be interesting
to know what happened to that unhappy bunch of pupil teachers from
Campbell street school, whose promo
tion (?) caused such an unwarrantable
change in the staff. Well, Sir, they
were sent at the ripe and inexperienced
age of seventeen or eighteen, by the
generosity of the board, to take charge
of schools in the far away backblooks.
One was sent, willing or unwilling, to a
plaoe near Euapehu, and finding that
the prospect of teaching at a school
where the Maoris held predominance
over the whites was uot sufficiently inviting to warrant his foregoing all
studies, etc., he asked to be allowed to
remain a pupil teacher until his term of
pupil teachership had expired. His
request was ignored, and there being no
remedy he sent in his resignation, which
was accepted much to his delight.
Parents having children who desire to
become teaohera have to assist them
with board and clothes, and do so in the
hope that they are gathering knowledge
and experience in lieu of a respectable
salary; but before their term has expired they are disposed of as above
stated. Is it any wonder that teachers
are scarce '? Will it not be a greater
wonder if they are not yet scarcer ?
The Wanganui Board seems to manipulate the reins of (mis)management
which our system affords to a remark
able degree. However, in passing judgment pro bono publico, let us not forget
that they have some handicaps to start
with, being, like Shakespeare's heroes,
all honorable men."—! am, etc.,
A Posteriori.
:
"
RECENT STABBING
AFFRAY.
Was He Justified P
Fop
Trial
(Before Messrs F. Aisher and J.
Gemmell, J.'sP.)
The circumstances' surrounding the
recent sensational occutrence, details of
which appeared in the Daily Times
yesterday, was ventilated at the Police
Court yesterday]
Frederick Hopper, otherwise known
bb Hoffer, plumber, of Palmerston, was
charged with wounding Leonard
Morrison and oausing him actual bodily
harm on the 14th March. Accused was
a middle-aged man of average stature
and his appearance suggested he belonged to a' steady class of artisans.
Ella Hopper, aged 13 and daughter of
the accused, stated she lived with her
mother in Eoy street. One day last
week, in theafternoon, her father, from
whom they were living apart, asked her
logo away with him. Sometime,
three
or four days, afterwards he came to the
fence outside Morrison's place and again
aßked her to go away with him. She
ran inside and told her mother, who
:
spare the time involved
:
tlementsand South Airioa ; also Continent
-
;
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.
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GOUT GOES GLADLY.
The German newspaper National
Zeitung reports that the natives in the
Eheumo and goat can'tbe in thesystem
together. When Bheumo goes in
Southern
German
Cameroons
Whole
the gout goes out. Mr F. D. Pelling, of
have risen ,'ji revolt.
this. Writing
"With a-vit^wof inducing immigration, Eketahuna, has provedKindly
send me
the Queensland Government will intro- on Ist July he says:—"
mixture,
duce a much »\uore extensive scheme for another bottle of your Eheumogout
since
advertising the land and resources of as I have had no trouble with
I have kept it in the house. It gives
Queensland.
The New Ob«na mine at Bendigo me immediate relief by taking one dose.
them.
you are respectfully requested to avail yourself
<
in
WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALITY.
AMERICAN UrtAND.
Telephones 176 and 315.
The latest production—something
new, something that other shops have
not got—American brand ready to wear
tailor-made suits. The only "make of
suit that has proved a success. Made
to fit any stamp of man. Half the price
ordinary tailor made.—De Luen Bros.,
Sole Agents.—Advt.
The dress department at the Bon
Marche is now replete with all the
leading novelties of the autumn and
winter seasons in profuse variety. Early
selection and placement of orders is
recommended, so as to avoid disappointment, as both our dressmaking
ordetbooks are rapidly filling up.—C. M.
Ross and Co.*,Drapery Importers.—
Advt.
"The Queen,"a kid glove of exceptional value, 2s lid pair at G. and O,'s.
The
Ironclad" boys stockings,
"specially
imported for hard wear. Sizes
4 to 8. Price Is 9d to 2s 6d at Oollinson
and Ounninghame's, Broad street, The
Bquare.*
The visit of the Australian cricketers
is attracting great interest, and the results will be eagerly looked for. Eesults
of experience with the celebrated
Massey-Hams bicycle go a long way
towards proving them to be equal to
anything on the market for lightness,
running, and durability.—O. Piokering,
BICYCLE
ACCESSORIES
SPECIALIST.
G.H,BYCROFT«t€#
PALMERSTON NORTH.
■
—
WM. PARK
IN ALL
(Registered.)
.
21-
Peb Pound
All Claims Settled on
the Spot.
Watohmakor, Jeweller
And Optician.
ARCADIA
Bear this in mind and gat
TIP TOP TEAS.
——
GRAHAM & GORRIE,
Invited.
(Late Murray.)
Electrical Engineers and
Contractors.
Palmerston North.
"CiLEOTRIO Bell, Telephone, Light.
■" ing, and
Power installations.
All Electrical accessories supplied.
WE WANT YOUR CUSTOM, ana
are prepared to cater for it. We
do not trade at a loss, but sell our
goods at the lowest prices possible
consistent with a good article.
OUR MOTTO :
Honesty and Fair Dealing."
"
We solicit your patronage and
promise you our' undivided attention.
OUR
A. E. CLAUSEN,
A special lino of Southern Cross
Biscuit Go's
TEA BISCUITS
LEMON CREAMS
MEAL WAFERS
ARE GOOD.
Come and look at our
Enamel & Hardware Goods
Which is something out of the
common.
A splendid assortment of
ELECTROPLATE
CUBA STREET.
1000 on my 6d table.
These tables are marvels.
These are remaks made by
pleased customers.
you have not seen my Large Stock
and my Cheap Prices, it will greatly
be to your interest to do bo at once,
about 25 per cent is the saving you will
make. You are all welcome. No one
pressed to buy.
IF
THE
thb
(
NEW
up-to-date.
If your eyesight isfailing you, Remember
I have a complete stook of optical goods.
WELLINGTON,
Address—
Is now fuUy re-established in all Deparfcmentis in the Tempor- THE LUOKY WEDDING RING SHOP
ary Warehouse.
Clarendon Buildings, The Square.
A.MERRIMAN,
Each Department has
received a fall complement
STOCK NEW STOCK
at thh
*""
DVI U,
#
Wbllikgton.
MONET TO LEND
IN BUMS OF
enabliQg *he Company
to resume business in
£100 to £10,000
all its details as before
tne late fire, with the On Country, City, and
advantage that every» new, and
Suburban Freeholds
freshly imported for
the present season.
AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOW
RATES Or INTEREST.
Jtt^S
Materials.
which
Just one more proof that Eheumo conworld.
quers chronic rheumatism. Chemists
Inquiries at the Sydney Shipping and
SPOETING NOTICE'
stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle.
Exchange, when the Induna message
information
rewas posted, elicited that
Now is the season that the public are
J. McKBNZIE
garding the name of the informant could
eubjeot: "Is competition unchristian ?"
not be divulged, but it waß received travelling. Inorder to travel in comfort
Sunday school at 2.30.
from a very reliable source. It is now you require a good travelling box. J. R. Hairdresser and Tobacconist.
proved to havebeen a hoax. The Burns, Graham (late Groves'), of the Cash
ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN
Turf Commission Agent,
Philp Company intend to demand an Storeß, has just landed from WolverCHURCH.
PalmersionN
hampton three cases of trunks ranging
The Square
■exhaustive inquiry into the matter.
from 10s 6d to 22s 6d. The usual price
/110-MORROW—II a.m. and 7 p.m.
for these lines are from 15s to 38s, bat
X Preacher, Rev Isaao Jolly, M.A.
Young men and women1 b Bible class 2.30.
Advertisers score when they hit tne we save you the middleman's profit,
BUSINESS that is not worth artyerCome
these
andinspeot
and
Sixpenny
many
tieing
running.
other
is no worth
Sabbath School 2.30 p.m.
btJll'i-eya wttb ft Timh
hundred lines.—Advt.
Kairanga 7.30 p.m., Mr Billens
%»atod>
SERVICES
J
ft
IS" IN OUR
MANTLE AND
MILLINERY ROOM.
_
IP"*
BEST
COAL
8
DRESS SUITS,
FROCK SUITS,
DINNER COATS,
o
°
==s=l
jHfc, LOWEST
j^ PRICES.
Writt to us if you
want to know any*
thing about coal..
"He who would aohieve success should
endeavour to merit it."
-.■■■;
as is customary with them, *m
well prepared for the present
season with the Fashionable
"Weaves of the- day. Inspection
Horseshoer and General
Blacksmith,
SAM. BROWN,
DO
IT
to inform the resident of
WISHES
Stoney Creek and sorroaadiaß
districts thathe has taken over
the StonW
Greek Shoeing Forge, and that their Requirements in every department of UMk>
gmith'sworkwill receive hia
btst atteailia.
WELLINGTON.
..
HORSE SHOEING A
SPECIALti.
T. T. Kerslake,
"
"TAILOR...
pvESIRES
to intimate to hu 6H
*-* customers and the public gepac*
ally, that he has re-commenced btudnen
in Palmerston.
His new stock of TWEEDS aaS
SUITINGS is now available for Mfo.
tion in the premises recently ootnpied by the late Mr Attwood,next Oolw*
Music Warehouse and opposite Oom«
;
mercial Hotel.
.
We Dont Worry
Neither Do Oar Customer!.
-
THEY ABE SATISFIED WITH
OUR PKICES.
Girls Shoes,patent fronts
3/g
Ladies. Glace 2-bar Shoes
3/0
Ladies Glace Lace Shoes
$fo
Ladies Tan Bar Shoes
3/5
Ladies Glace Shoes, patent
caps, Louis heel
5/g
Gents Black Gol. Balmorals
7/5
Gents Black Butt Boots
9/$
Gents Tan Gol. Balmorals
$/6
Gents Box Calf Balmorals
H/$
I OAK SUPPLYALL THE...
BEST GROCERIES
PAYNE'S
..AT THE..
LOWEST RATES.
have durng the past year spared
A Fall Stock Always on Hand.
no expense in endeavouring to
Pipe and Tobacco Store. Poli- You get Best Value & Prompt Attention,
make onr beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert we can tioal pipes for the coming election
be filled at your direction. The
STEVENS,
have suoceeded in doing bo.
lowest price for beat quality, consistent
Grocer,
Fitzberbevt-atreet
civility and attention.
with
We invite all who enjo
I
WE
.
H. GOODIN,
now!
-- OCCIDENTAL -'HAIRDRESSING SALOON.
■
&c, &c. i
■-.-;
In NEW ZEALAND^
solicited from visitors to Willington.
STEVENS' STORE
The Gash Draper.
Tailor.,
Are Admittedly the
Best Makers 0f...
STONE'S
C. SMITH,
"
61a LAMBTON QUAT,
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W.THBPARK,
BQUABE.
NOW ON VIEW
than £25 can be made
at any time on three
months' notice.
'
THE
By Royal Letters Patented " through- i
Have you tried the " Sphinx " Cigars.
A GOOD GLASS OF BEER
Sole Agent for
They are good, 5 for Is.
GILBBRTSON,
XO ASKFOB
Palmenton
Northand Feilding disto-morrow willbe conducted
will give instruction in this phenat li.o and 7.0 by the Rev Sidney tricts,
Have you tried Soalpolean" for
omenally successful system, which is so
Bakar.
" Is per bottleat
dandruff,a certain cure.
simple, a child of twelve can easily master
Evening, monthly lecture to young men ; it.
Foi those
to make a
CONGBEGATIONAL
CfIOROH,
Broad street.
i
China and Classware.
Millinery
Government Insurance
-
M aterial.
French & English
To Resident Seoretary,
Australian Widows' Fund,
Wellington.
Deab Sib,—
New Season's Fashion Book is now
Cheque for £50 has been reoeived
through your Palmerston North agents.
NEW GAPES,
ready for mailing.
APPLY TO ANY AGENCY OF THE
The Society has my heartiest thanks for
the prompt manner in which my olaim for
NEW
partial disablement, due to the amputation
Department.
of my leg owing to accident, has been met.
Manager.
A. A. GOBRIGAN,
Iwish the Widows' Fund every success,
J. H. Richardson.
and shall lose no opportunity of making
Government Insurance GounmlssJoner.
known the value of your combined Life,
Aooident, and Sickness Polioy.
reputation for Showroom
Tours faithfully,
Abihub 8. Bbowh.
Fitzherbert-st,
PalmerstonN.,
Goods is a very high one.
TO BE PUBLISHED IN AUGUST,
February 3rd, 1905.
1905.
The Millinery, Jackets, eto.
TJB who owns a Columbia Cycle and
Late of Dunedin)
JJL uses it owns a trusty friend who
just opened are of a class MAIM STREET
EAST, PALMERSTON
will drive away his blues, bring him new
Wellington, Hawke's Bay pleasures,
NORTH,
enhance the joy of living, and
that will enable us to retain
oonfer on him the proverbial " Bound mind
and Taranaki
to inform tho residents of Palbody":—
!aa sound
merston that he has commenced
this high reputation for
Commercial, Munloipal and General
business as a
BAKER & PASTRYCOOK
in the premises reoently ocoupied by Mr J,
F. Heaton, and trusts by striot attention to
AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL,
business and the production of a first-olass
article, to receive a share of public
Fifteenth Year of Publication,
patronage
AUGUST, 1905.
|
Edited by John Stoni.
And call and nspeot the COLUMBIA
CHAINLESS TWO-SPEED,
world-wide
Bvo.size, containing 1200pages, famous,
together with numerous maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely
Yerex, Barker &Finlav,
bound in cloth, gilt lettered.
Pbopbiktor: GUS MoARTNEY,
(Limited.)
Price : Ifordered before publication 10/6,
(Latesteward of Gentlemen's Club, Nelson) afterpublication, 12/6.
THE SQUARE,
PALMERSTON N.
T>EGB to notify that his premises have
A. W. Wols,
SON <fe CO., Ltd.,
JD been thoroughly renovated and PrintersSTONE,
Manager,
Publishers,
and
Crawford and
brought right up-to-date. He will be
Jetty-streets, Dunedin ; and at Greypleased to meet new patrons as well as old
Wellington.
street,
ones.
Catering equal to and not ezoelled by London: H. J. King-Potter and Co., 56
Ludgata Hill, E.G.
anything in the colony.
FmHERBERT STREET.
Freeh oysterß a speciality.
(Corner of Ferguson-street.)
218.
Telephone
and sermon.
ST. PETER'S—II a.m., 2.30 p.m., and
7 p.m.
JUST OPENED.
Aehhurst—B a,m. Holy Communion,
11
a.m., and 7 p.m.
H. JACKSON,
Bunnythorpe—ll a.m. and 7 p.m.
(Late of Grove's)
Linton—ll a.m. Holy Communion.
. CUBA STREET.
GROCER,
Komako—ll a.m.
Note—No connection with any other Awahou—2.3o p.m.
business firm in town.
Kairanga—2.3o p.m
THE LANGKR SOHOOL or
C. COLERIDGE HARPER,
Vicar.
DRESBCUTTING & DRESSMAKING
Croquet, Cricket and QanSt
TAILOR-MADE PALETOTS
Repayments of not less
Samples New Dress
Style,
Variety,
& Value. The Silver Grid. DEMY,
THIRD SUNDAY IN LENT.
9
AND
>
Leather Goods.'
Ware, Clooks, etc., etc.
FOR STERLING VALUE I CANNOT
BE BEATEN.
Bring your watch repairs to an expert. I
have all the larest machinery for watch
repairing, and a competent staff of workmen. My jewellery workshop is right
DIRECTORY
CHUBCHEST"
SAINTS—B a.m. Holy Communion, 11a.m.Matinsand sermon,
ALL
3.45 p.m; Holy Baptism, 7 p.m. Evensong
The Lucky Wedding
BEGS
PARISH OF PALMERSTON WITH
POHANGINA.
Electroplate.
LADIES JACKETS
INVERNESS CAPES
In Charming Seleotlon
A. Russell,
1500 Articles to choose from
on my Is table.
...1N...
Manufacturing Jeweller,
Engraver & Optician.
D.I.C.
UNDERWEAR,
ETC.
Crockery and Glassware Merchant,
descriptions.
Pretty hand-painted Optlift
ware.
E, B. DAVIS & CO.,
NEW JACKETS,
Our
Latest
Importations.
HAVE a splendid stock of Gold and C. M. ROSS & CO.
I
Silver Watches, Chains, Rings,
Brooches, Greenstone Goods, Electroplate
DIRECT IMFOBTEBB.
Write for
Colonial Buildings Cuba Street,
-■
New Annuals
Fancy Goods and Toys of rfl
THE SQUARE
f\
JJ JL»V/«
Millinery,
square.
Prize and Presentation Books
It is the law of good economy ip
to make the best of everything."
T\ T
New Season's
the
i
The Bon Marcke
Merriman,
A.
Watchmaker,
at
We are now showing
clarendon"~buildings,
DEPABTJfBNffc
...THE..
FURNESS SHOE
STORE,
NEW
STOCK
NEW GOODS.
BRASS AND ENAMEL PRESERVING PANS
All sizes at lowest prices.
Ring Shop.
THE...
Estimate!
Given.
Ail Woek Guabanthbd.
At 1/10 and 2/TOPS THE MARKET. TRY IT.
HAS
WE
shall make this week memorable for all customers. The
shoe bargains will enable liberal savings
to be made on necessary purchases. Anglo-English
Enamelware.
The Fnrness Shoe Store is everat Valuegiving, and this Sale sees the values
more pronounced than ever. For in- BIG STOCK OP MASON JAM JARS
stance:—
4/-, 5/-, 7/- doz.
-
J. B. GERRAND.
IRONMONGER.
THE SQUARE
just opened up a large
shipment of
SMART CASHMEKE SLIPPERS for
Wellington.
Heads of Families
LISTEN !
Brand of Tea
The Furness Shoe Store.
Women, elastic fronts, with bows.
All Work Placed in my Hands
Worth 4/9. Now 3/6.
will Retire Skilful AtAMERICAN
GLACE KID AFTERtention.
NOON SHOES,low heels, with
bow,
pump soles. Regular
ribbon
price 8/6. Sale price 6/11.
General Manager,
Correspondence
4^i
Diaries for 1905.
J. B. WILTON,
AT
WOMEN'S ONE-BAB CHROME
SHOEB, strong, durable, and shaped
Now Provided,
for comfort. Regular price 6/6.
Sale price 4/11.
O. M. MONTEFIORE,
With Coupons.-
PURE CONFECTIONERY WORKS
(Next Timbs Office.)
ANOTHER LIVELY WEEK
John B. Gerrand
£1,130,516
RAVENHILL & CO.,
District Agents.
T. W. LOVEJOY,
-"
EEPAIBfI
New Yean
Shipments
£1,126,200
Business transacted by the Corporation :
Accident and Sickness Insurance
(combined world-wide), Plate Glass
Insurance, Employers' Liability,
Workers' Compensation, Public Risk
Indemnity, Mortgagee Indemnity,
Fidelity Guarantee.
&
IS SHOWING
JE1,837,217
£1,387,985
...
Income, 1903
i
ARAB BICYCLES
SOVEREIGN BICYCLES
Palmerston North,
Saturday, March 25, 1905.
OCEAN
Accident & Guarantee
Corporation, Ltd.
Turner & Turner's
TIP TOP TEAS
A
SS
on,
D.8.0.A., LONDON (By Exam.)
the
Gross Assets
Invested Funds
?.
And clients can depend on prompt afc|n£
tion and satisfaction. Call rod
our stock of shooting irons at
Onctv«"
BEPAIBS to all weapons underitiut
and executed without delay,bat
to this early as the season ta ftMftn
SAMUEL BARRY,
EYESIGHT
'
MANUFACTTHMHG
BUSINESS,
I am, Dear Sir or Madam,
Yours Respectfully,
TF not communicate at once with
Tip Top Teas,
gout or rheumatics."
FIBE-ABMS & AMMUNITItH
in connection with their well-know*
case at a moderate cost.
Are You Insured?
Are YourEmployees Insured ?
Reserves
"
HAVE
are needed, I am prepared to make them to exactly suit your particular
Travelling Agent.
Triumph
AND CO..
Main Street West, Palnwrtan K"^
determined to do batfMW
in all
upon receiving the very best advice without charge, and, where glasses
Accidents.
agent.—Advt.
*S-
G. H. lyorofl
exhaustive tests—and for doing it properly; you can, therefore, rely
i
■*■
- -
SMILES
I have all the necessary appliances for conducting the most
Waldegrave'a Buildings.
Meals at all hours. Afternoon
tea a speciality.
~^
NOW WE SEE
of the opportunity thuo
offered of an absolutely free consultation.
SIGHT TESTIN6
day, 28th March, at 2.30 p.m.
The next mail for United Kingdom
and Europe via Vancouver, will close at
Feilding office on Tuesday, the 18st day of
April (due London 24th May), at 11.45
a.m., for specially addressed correspond
ence only.
Graham*
The Square, PalmerstoD H.
Many other delicacies tbtMA
will not allow us to quote.
6th, AT ROOMS ABOVE MR W. PARK'S STATIONERY DEPOT,
and should your eyes stand in need of professionial aid or attention
IN
AT THE
J. E.
MY STAY WILL EXTEND FROM MARCH 27th TO APRIL
For United States of America, Canada,
(17 years with Littlejohn and Son,
Japan, West Indies, Central America,
West Coast of South America, United
Wellington).
Kingdom and Continent of Europe, via
San Francisco (due London, April 29th),
NEW PREMISES WALDEGRAVE'S
also Samoa and Hawaiian Islands on
BUILDING.
Thursday, 30th March, at 11 a.m.
Money orders on Wednesday, 29th inst.,
at 2.30 p.m.
addition to my present Boom,
The next mail for the United Kingdom
next Law
I have Special Facilities for
and Europe, via San Francisco, will close now opened my Chambers,
at the Feilding office, Thursday, the 30th
day of March (due London, 29th April) at
NEW PALATIAL ROOM
11.45 a.m. Money orders close on Tues-
to
Etc., Etc.
A visit respectfully solicit**.
tions, and receiving orders for spectacles from such as may require
Luncheon
Rooms.
at 6.15 a.m.
can with confidence recommend
■track gold-bearing quartz at a depth of IRheumo
for either
YOUNCSON'S
London 6th May, and the
Australian States (due Sydney 29th March)
per Moeraki, on Saturday 25th March,
(due
1/6
a journey to Auckland, I am making a visit
Birkenshaw & Allen,
MAIL
£106,365.
in
to this town for the purpose of conducting Eyesight Tests and Examina-
YOUR EYE
:
,
the deepest in the
In response to numerous requests from patients who are unable to
C. W. Wycherley
and Son,
PALMER-
other. The latter was underneath and £72,070. Thus it will be seen that,
was being strangled by her father. Wit- during the period cited,
each year has
ness saw the blade of the knife in his shown a steady advance in values,
as
was
hand
be
digging it into Morrithe three years together disclose a
- son's head. Tho accused dropped the while
total investment to the value of
picking
by
and
a
flatiron
the
up
knife,
£237,551.
door, hammered Morrison on the
Another pleasing feature is that the
shoulder. He then ran away down the class of dwelling
now being
toad. Morrison, whose head was all erected is very much house
superior to that of
pouring with blood, went into the bed- a few years back. Whereas three or
room and got bis pistol.
four years ago the average value per
Cross-examined, witness stated she, house (calculated over a period
v
of
aged
10,
her brother
and her mother twelve months) was between £150 and
had been living at Morrison's place £200, it is now as much as £313. Some
apartfrom accused, for about three or of the residences erected in the paert year
lour months. Morrison's mother was also are particularly fine edifices, costing
an invalid. She and witness occupied their owners such amounts as £850,
one room, Len Morrison anotber, and £900, and
£1000.
jher mother and brother the third bedIt is a well known fact, however,
jrooin.
Witness stated that when the notwithstanding the ,large numberthat
of
father appeared she ran into the bed- dwelling-houses
that have been erected,
room where her brother was, and then the demand for residences to rent still
went out into the yard and told fat exceeds the supply. This fact our
Morrison. The accused stabled Mor- representative was able to learn
while
ruon a good many times—about seven m conversation with one or two of the
or eight. When the latter came out of principal land agents of the town. At
the bedroom, he had a revolver, and one establishment he was told that
fan out into the street and fired a shot during the past week eight and nine
"s the accused was running down the differentenquiries a day had been mad",
road Witness said he did not fire at the houses required varying in size from
her father, she only know that because four to eight rooms. The average of
Morrison toid her :.o afterwards. Wit- enquiries, however, was usually from
'"- ness saw the shot, fiVed, but did not see three to four per day. Dwellings suitwhere the bullet went to.
able for working men were greatest in
Alexander Paterson, medical prac- demand, though these were difficult to
titiouer,
of Patmerston North, stated obtain, owing chiefly to the high
rents
he attended Morrison on the 14th inst. asked. An ordinary 6-roomed house
in the afternoon. Witness found him brought from 183 to 20s perweek, which
lying in. bed with his face and head was about the average race ruling over
covered with blood. He had several a radius of say
minutes'
punctured wounds on the head, and was walk of the Square,tenthough
in
about
and
bruised
the nose
face,/also on
street as muoh as 25s 6d was
the left shoulder. There were five or Broad
being asked for a five-roomed residence.
til wounds on the head, some of them For eight or nine rooms in any
of
being rather large. Two had to be the Borough 30a would have bepart
paid.
ctitched. Some of the wounds went Very few, if any, such places,to
however,
down to the bone. Witness did not were available. The working man,
who
consider they were dangerous. They could not afford to pay
more than 10s
tnight have been caused by some sharp per week for rent, felt the pinch the
instrument such as a knife or chisel.
most, for there was hardly a house in
Leonard-Morrison, cook, was called. the Borough
to be obtained
that rent.
Witness, who was very short in stature It; would pay a syndicate at
of a somewhat ''horsey" appearance, the agent declared, to erecthandsomely,
a hundred
did not show any signs of the alleged end-on cottages and to let them
Stabbing beyond a slight mark on the moderate rent. It would also beatana
nose. Witness stated he was coming in act of charity.
at the scullery door, when he saw acAnother land agent was emphatic that
■coaedchasing his wife and girl through the: demand for houses to rent was
He
had
a
knife
4be house.
in his hand undeniably greater now than ever in the
and was in. the act of striking his wife, past, and the rates
ruling were also
grabbed
witness
when
him. Morrison higher than at any time in the history
failed to get possessionof theknife in the. of the town. Six and seven-roomed
straggle, which lasted about 10 minutes, cottages, he would say, could easily
Accused's wife was standing by and cried command a rent of 22s
a
.vjrat "Don't kill him or you will kill spite of the number of 6d week. In
seekers for bouseß
.jMs, mother; The accused replied, " I to rent, however, the enquiries for prowill do for you next." Hopper had the perties for sale were just as keen and as
best of the struggle on the floor and was numerous' a* ever, and he saw
no
ton top. Witness held the accused by present indication of a diminution in tho
the forearm but in spite of this he future. These views seemedto fully coinmanaged to use the knife and stabbed cide with those of other land agents who
him several times in the head. Accused were approached on the matter.
v^sn vakied up a flatiron that was used
ho 'iv'■"'■"■ ''as kitchen door open and as
THE MARKETS.
-.;; -^ vr.-ggled to regain bis feet ac.c.".,.".. '"-.-. him on the shoulder with a
English Quotes.
t"
i.<n. He then ran off whilst witoiios went into his bedroom and securPer Press Association—Copyright.
ing his revolver came out on to the
London, Yesterday.
"treet. The acensad was some five or
«he chains away by this time. Witness
The wool sales closed firm, prices
,xaised his weapon and fired. The Bhot being the highest of the series, The
Otekaikei clip realised 10 5-Bd.
Was purposely aimed wide.
Owing to the small supplies salesmen
Cross examined witness admitted
told somebody he had anticipate an excellent market for the
hg had
fired, at Hopper. He also admitted Australian apples during the first half of
that there were improper relations the season, but the early spring may
Hopper's affeci later shipments.
between himself And
Wheat—An Australian oargo sold at
wife. He could not say whether accused was ayareat it. Witness said he 33a. Eleven thousand quarters, loading
had only kept the revolver as a toy and 325.
had it less tha.n twelve months. He The American visible wheat supply is
denied purchasing jt at the- time Mrs estimated at 40,090,000 bushels.
Hopper came to live vith him. He also
Sale Of Bikes.
denied any knowledge t£at the accused
bad come to the house in order to get
Speoial
is called to the
possession of the child, and that in con- auctioa saleattention
of bicycles which Messrß
"sequence of Mrs Hopper's and witness' Harry Palmer and Co. are
holding at 3
interferaoce, the latter got more than he
bargained for. Witness also denied that p.m. to-day at their mart, on behalf of
Every bicycle is
the girl came out into the yard and told Mr J. B. Clarkson.
guaranteed in first-class order, and the
him accused was in the house.:
The Bench, after hearing counsels highest bidder will be the purchaser.
address, committed the accused for trial
Ahead Of The Time.
the next sittings of the Supreme Court
"'»*
in Palmerston. Hopper, who reserved
Messrs Turner and Turner, the up-to■his defence, was admitted to bail.
Mr Cooper, at the conclusion of the date proprietors of the well-known Tip
proceedings, said he had been instructed Top Teas, now occupy premises adjoini>y the accused to have Morrison bound ing the Times. They evidently recog0-ver to keep the peace, and asked that nise that to be well up to-date they
ih police should take charge of the must be "up with the Times." Lorna
: rev olyer, pending the trial. The police Boon and their other popular teas may
'"'■' ieoe ded te the request.
now be .had with coupons at the pretty
Arcadia Confectionery Shop.
is
Will be found the undernoteiK£fgi
specially imported for this BSSSOBi
Newfoundland Cod Fish.
Scotch Ling
McConaehie's Fresh Herrings,
per dozen.'
Kippered Herrings, 9a 6d do^«B.
Yallop'sFresh Herrings, 5a 6d do3fe
Salmon and Shrimp Paste, 94.
Scotch Salt Herrings, 2s doz«m
Scotch smoked ditto, Is 63.
Sardines in pickles, lOd per ti».
DEAR SIR OR MADAM,
:
saw her he jumped up and chaßed
the
into '-tie house. Her mother got into the of three years of similar advance, and
Kitchen just as Morrison came in at the that the
of progress in that
margin
back door. Witness saw her father period has gone on
year by
open his knife, and she ran to the front year. In 1902 the increasing
number of new
door. When she came back, he was houses and business places erected was
holding Morrison by the throat with one 179; and in 1904,295. In 1902 the
"hand and was stabbing him with the total outlay was £59,116, and in 1903
4162ft,
GROVES CASH STORB6
HORSE COVERS
AND RUGS
Greater evidence of the soundness of of Europe arid United Kingdom viaßrindisi
this prosperity lies in tha- fact
the
her aboveBolidstatistics are quotedatthat end for specially addressed correspondence only,
'
AT
LOOK !
went out to see him. When the accused
YESTERDAY'S CABLES.
-LENT 1905-*
SALE
I
PROGRESS
Accussd Before The Court
Committed
LAST FEW WEEKB OF
JOHN J. GAUSTAD'S
H. Palmer and Co. sell saddlery.
of Watches, Clocks Jewellery,
Charge Against Billiard
Abraham and 'Williams' horse sale,
Electro-plate and Optical Goods.
Saloon Keeper.
p.m.
1
All persons who have left articles to j
H. Palmer and Go's sale e£ Clarkeon's be repaired are requested to call for
Per Ptobs Association.
bikes.
April Ist.
Wellington, Last Night.
H. Calmer and Co's sale of jewellery. same before
At the Magistrate's Court to-day
Mounsey and Co's sale of Mr 0. Me- j
Henry Peacock was charged with being Williams' property.
the occupier of premises frequented by
reputed thieves. Defendant kept a bilThe Gigantic, Candle
ADVERTISING NOTES.
liard saloon in Manners street for which
In thewindow at
he held a license. Members of the
Mr E; Maxwell Oliver teaohes elocution
CHISHOLM & CO.
defcec.ive force gave evidence that the in all branches.
This candle will be lighted on Friday
room was a resort of all housebreakers Fisk Jubilee Singers at Zealandia Hall morning next at 8 o'clock. Can you
and thieves in the city. Defendant had on Wednesday and ThnuJay.
guesshow long it will burn ?
Citizens asked to meet re send-off to Dr
been warned of the character of his
First prize, £2;second prize, 10/-; third
Graham.
prize,
patrons, but the place grew worse instead
5/c^pen for inspection.
Valuation
Eolls
Come and see the Candle, judge how long
of better. For the defence, counsel conjj
Grocer wants situation.
burn,
it
will
andyouranswevin to the Ehop
tended that the knowledge that persons
Tenders wanted for aaphalting at Indus- with your name and address attached. Come
were reputed thieves must be proved on trial School, Levin.
along und see it lighted at 8 o'clock.
the part of the occupkv. The police
Mr M. Cohen's committee meet on
For the benefit of country patrons who
contended that the fact of holding a Monday.
cannot see the candle, we givethe following
license threw upon the defendant the
House and shop to let. Senn.
dimensions : Height, 2ft.; thickness, l|in.
Ycung lady for millinery.
responsibility of taking reasonable preOpen to all. See our circulars. The
caution to prevent criminals continually
Motor cycle for sale.
candle will be allowed to burn until it
and
Greyhounds
pigeons
carrier
for sale. expires. We will note the time and the
hanging about his room. The MagisTip Top Tens at Turner and Turner's.
calculations which are nearest will receiTO
trate said he would give his decision on
Four acres wanted.
the prizes.
Monday.
Meetink of Justices of thePeace.
CHISHOLM & CO.,
Loan and Mercantile Co's Palmerston
FISK JUBILEE SINGERS. sale.
CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS,
]j:i'-"'-. of keys lost.
(Next Hopwood's, The Bquare.)
Furnished bedroom with use of kitchen
The old established and popular
to let.
favourites,the Fisk Jubilee Singers,
Election of member for Conciliation
will give two of their delightful con- Board.
certs in the Z?alandia Hall on WednesThe Manawato Daily Times for fid
day and Thursday nights next. Since advertisements.
last the company toured New Zealand
they have boen augmented by new
ALL SIZEB AND
JBIXTOKJUb.
artists, among whom is Mr Clarence
BEST QUALITIES.
Tiadall, a young coloured American
March
Monday,
reading
27 : Hamlet
at
tenor, who is said to possess a voice of
V.M.C.A.
Clapham Horse Holders.
exceptional beauty and purity. An en- Monday,
March 27 : H. Palmer and Co's
tire change of programme will be made
ot MrFoster's furniture.
sale
on the second evening. One of the Monday, March 27: Tenders close addi- Racehorse Clothing,
charms of the entertainments given by
tions to Congregational Church.
these vocalists is the whole souled Monpay, March 27 Mr M. Cohen's commanner in which all the singerß enter mittee meet re Mayoralty.
into their work, Box plan at Park's. Monday, March 27 Meeting of citizen's re
send off to Dr Graham.
No extra charge made for booking.
Tuesday, March 28: Tenders for metalling
close, Kairanga County Council.
Wednesday, March 29: Tenders close
OF
carting timberP.N. Sash and Door Co.
STON.
Wednesday and Thursday, March 29 and
SADDLERS. ETC..
30: Fisk Jubilee Singers at Zealandia
Hall.
THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N.
Some Building Values.
Thursday, March 30: Tenders for drain
clearing
Aorangi
close
with
Drainage
In Twelve Months £106,365.
Board at noon.
Thursday, March 30: Tenders close for
Demand Fop Houses.
asphalting, Levin Industrial School.
Thursday, March30 Loan and Mercantile
Judging by the extent of building
Co's Palmeiston sale.
operations in the Borough daring the
BIGHT HERE!
April 5 : Annual and extralast three years, and the amount of Wednesday,
ordinary meeting W. and M. Co.
money invested therein, the progress of Wednesday and Thursday, April 5 and 6 : TT7ELL NOWI re Furniture; You
Palmeraton is being maintained on a
Manawatu races;
YV want the best.
very sound footing. Some figures which Thursday, April 6: Tenders close with
We build furniture of every description,
illustrate this fact in a remarkable
Manawatu Drainage Board foradditions true to design and technically correct to
the most minute detail. The finest selected
degree were yesterday obtained from
to bridges, .10 a.m.
the Town Clerk's office by a representa- Friday, April 7 : Election of member for material only used and the beet skilled
Conciliation Board.
labour in New Zealand. No guess work,
tive of the Times. These statistics show
that during the period from March 31st, Friday, ApriLV: Justices of the Peacemeet- no boys, and no humbug.
Monday,
10;
heard
April
Objections
to
1904, to the present date—a few days
CHIPPENDALE FURNITURE
valuations.
shore of the twelve months—l77 dwel- Wednesday,
A Speciality.
12 : Hawke's Bay
April
In Show Cases and Shop-fitting we have
ling houses were erected in the Borough
Autumn show.
them
and 68 shops, offices, etc. The 177 Wednesday,
all
beat!
One trial will convince the
April 19 : Abraham and Wil- greatest sceptic that
we are the
dwellings represented an outlay of
liams sell Education reserves.
£55,552, and the shops, offices,etc., Monday, April
LEADING CABINETMAKERS AND
Monster sports gather24:
SHOP-FITTERS.
£42,069. Besides these amounts there
ing.
was spent in additions to various places
already erected £8,744. These figures
NOTICES.
added together snow that 240 new
MAIN STEEET EAST.
buildings were added to the town during
the twelve months, and that the money asMails will close at Jfalmerston North
under:—
spent in their erection was no less a sum
For Ceylon, India, China, Straits Setthan
TO-DAY.
Acme Shoe Store,
The Square.
out Australia and New Zealand.
MISS
intending
business of dressmaking, this method of
learning from classes is quite taking the
place of the old system of being apprenticed
to a firm. All ladies invited to call and
inspect system. Classes held in room
above Mr Malcolm's, the Square, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Hoars,
10 to 12 and 3to 4. Term! on application.
Pupils can join at any time. Evening
olasses on Monday and Wednesday, from
7 to 9, at Mrs Cramp's, Gampbell-rirtrt.
'
_
STAPLES' BEST.
ARCADIA.
ARCADIA.
On Draught at almost all Hotels in the
City and surrounding diatriote,
And confidently anticipate their verdiot will
be that Staples and Co. have Buoeessfuily
removed the reproach that good Beer could
WORKS
HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST,
(Next Timkb Office.)
Sweets and Confectionery of
OLLIES,
T
Falmerßton North and Rongotea.
U all kinds. Wholesale and Betail.
not be brewed in Wellington.
>
ARCADIA.
J. STAPLES & 00. (Limited)
MOLEBWORTH and MUKPHY
BTBEHTS.
BEKT PRATT,
THE ARCADIA CONFECTIONERY
■
The Trade specially catered for.
THIS IS THE PLACE FOB SWEET
ad. sells
A GOOD
makes
good
a
Morrow.
goods to-day and
reputation for to.<,
I
STUFFS.
Children Bring Your Parents.
Parents Bring foot Children.
IILOBTAiNEDi
■Ph am. cx>vHxmts mn
ABRAHAM &
THIS MAN AW Alb DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY. MARCH Sfi,.
1905
"WILLIAMB Ltd.
PALMERSTON HORSE SALE.
LOAN & MERCANTILE 00
HAEEY PALMER & CO.
PALMERSTON NORTH STOCK
AT THE MART
THURSDAY, 30fch MARCH,
At 11.30 a.m.
At 12 o'clock noon.
SALE.
to-IdaV.
SATURDAY,25th MARCH, 1905.
reserve
2yr steers, without reserve
2yr steers
heifers in calf
store ewes
60
| 40
Ltd,
6
300
&~WILLIAMS,
ABRAHAM
will sell at 1 p.m.—
100
steers
3£yr
HARRY
sell as usual—
Pigs, poultry, produce, etc.
PALMER
I
j
120 2th wethers
200 woolly wether lambs
300 lambs
200 lambs
160 lambs
25 f .m. Romney rams
120 f.f.m. ewes
200 f.m. ewes
300 ewes
ABRAHAM
S^rrnr^
acres, miles from Palmerston,
furniture
WITHOUT RESERVE.
tables.
Oliver typewriter, first-class
TO-DAY.
SATURDAY,25th MARCH,
At 2.30 p.m.
&~CO., favoured with
MOUNSEY
instructions from Mr O.
Me Williams
is
(who
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
contemplating
:—
station, 105 acres apple orchard, ex-
---roomed house,
tensive cowsheds and outbuildings, firstquality land ; £100 per annum with purchasing clause. This is a very desiiable
and complete small farm. Additional land
adjoining is procurable.
500 io 1000 acres, Himatangi, in lots
from JOOacres upwards. Bent 12s 6d per
acre with purchasing clause.
land, flat
FOIi SALE.
and rolling, all ploughable, well watered,
12,000 acres first class bush country,
and sub-divided into
18 paddocks, 10- 10,000 acres;
in (jras.-. balance bush, carries
---roomed dwelling, wooished, stables, cowshed, etc absolutely g ving it away at £12 25,000 sheep btsid. s cattle. £20,000 cash
required.
10s per acre ; terms, £500 cash.
1400 acres splendid fattening land, close
If none of the above suit
we have to railway,
healthy rolling 'and, free from
others that may, and shall beyou,
glad to for- flood.
£12 10s per acre, £4000 cash,
ward you particulars on hearing
your rebalance 4 per cent.
quirements.
600 acres, Carnarvon, in lots from 50
acres upwards, good dairying or cropping
land. Price from £14 per acre for sections
without buildings, to £25 per acre for
Land Agents, Palmerston Ncrth.
homestead. Exceptional terms all through.
Town sections and'residences in all parts
of the town.
8000 acres totara forest close to railway,
LAND
on low royalty with small sum per acre
cash.
THE COLONIAL
AGENCY CO.
0. R. Pakata]
[Wm. Moffatt.
Interpreters & Native Agents.
I
Dips
frill be 2s per bale for the first offering, and
ll per bale for second offering.
AaitHiM Airo Williams, Lid.
WABUBAPA FABMEBS1 Go-OPBBATIVE AbBOeuTiOK, Ltd.
Daloixt aitd Co., Ltd.
Lara ajd Co., Ltd.
Vims Fabmsbs 1 Co ofebatite Assoou- j
rom, Ltd.
R.E. LOAH AND MIBCANTILB AfIBNOT Co.,
Mercantile
<
Gilnuth
Sucrosine
AND COi
Beattie,
luston. proctor & Go. Ltd..
ENGLAND
Bt STOCK—
1 4ft (Jin Thrashing Mill with latest
,
12-h.p. Oomp. Engines with
10n GeM ie°lbs pressnre-
IoR^
Crossley's Gas and Oil Engines,
.
;■"■;" :' 48,000in use.
Steel Flax Maohine Fittings.
"
NEW GOODS
Uopper Kettles,
Copper and
Carpenters' Tools
Blacksmiths' Tools
Engineers' Tools
Builders' Ironmongery
General Blacksmith,
Tiled Register Grates
American Stoves for both coal &wood
Garden andFarm Tools
(Late E. Humphrey)
Poultry. Requisites,
T\ESIRES to intimate to his clients
JL/ that the price ofg shoeing on and
Light Draughts
Heavy Draughts
Toed and Heeled
......
"..
Agent fob—
Nobel' Blasting Gelatine, Dynamite,
Powder, Fuse, etc., etc.
5/.
Massey-Hams Go's Farm Implements
6/.
7/.
8/-
Masterton Implement Co's Wool
Presses, etc., etc.
Acme Gas and Oil Engines
«
Brinsley and Co's Champion Ranges
Cannon's English Sheep Dips and
Branding Oils
Direct Importers
English, American, and Continental
HARDWARE,
THE LATEST IN
KUBBER TYRES.
Firestone
Side Wire Tyres
'
WHEEL.
viz., Incuba-
tors, Bone Mills, Clover Cutters,etc
None but the very best STEEL and
IBON used.
FITTED TO
ANY SIZED
alLsizes
Brass%reserving Pans
Enamel Ware of evrry description
J. ALLEN,
Hacks
..
Cutlery, by the best makers
Electroplated Goods,large selection
Lamps and Lamp Ware, splendid
value
Oil and Spirit Stoves
Palmiiston N
be as
PERMAIN &GILCHRIST
.. and..
The Square
King-Btreet.
THE MOMENT OF HAPPINESS.
fTIHE moment of extreme pleasure of en
JL tranoing enjoyment to hundreds o
women is that moment in the morning
WHEN
EVERYBODY WANTS THEM.
SURATURA TEA
KISSES THE LIPS.
Sole Agenoy foe Manawatu :
J. BETT AND CO., LTD.
NOTICE.
Aa the warm, delioioue, fragrant liqner
trickles past the palate, it tickles the
languid body and jaded brain into activity
and altertness..- It makes women happy in
the morning. Suratura is pure Ceylon tea,
and is guaranteed not blended with Indian
China, or any cheap or inferior teas.
———————
Mattresses,
LEMON_SQTTASH.
Lyons, Limited
even superior to that of last season.
Owing to the phenomenalsuccess of
Brooke's Lemon Squash there are
now a large number of imitations in
the market, but as Brooke's is still
absolutely superior to any other
make the public will do well in seeing that they get Brooke's Lemon
jSquash when they ask for it.
Goldingham & Beckett,
Falmerston North.
Agentr for the Manawatu District
CHEAP SALE
WHEN YOU SEE
All the Year Bound. A " BOHM
BUY
IT.
■ T^TY
HAEEY PALMEE.I
[STANLEY S.
HUME
Get Your Eye Fixed On This !
HARRY PALMER & GO.
" PIANO
The
great strength of a
Bohm Piano is owing to its
special construction. The
iron frame is cast after the
manufacturer's own pattern,
STOCK OF—
WRITE
nun,
moffatt & co.
MR
E.
HARDEN,
T).
A "BOHM" PIANO.
BARRY'S,
Sole Agents—
THE DRESDEN
PIANO GO,, Wellington.
CHEAPSIDE.
M. J. BROOKES,
North Island Manager.
Telephone 172.
BUICK&~YOUNG,
Bcokbindora,
Printers,
Stationers, & Rubber
Stamp Makers.
J. A. RICHARDSON.
LATE
U.F.0.A., TAILOR, Main
str et East (next P. Robert), anA CCOTJNT Books, Offioe Files, F»i,
nounces hat he has commencedbnsi.
Pencils, kept in atook.
*J\ Ink,Books
ness ap a TAILOR, and hopes by strict
made to any pattern.
Account
Attention to business and good work*
OFFICE REQUISITES A, SPECIAI/TY. mansbip to obtain a share of the public
i patronage. Gsnte' own materialmad« up.
Gtnu Bxsbiz, PiLUEBBXOR Norm.
■
!
R. LEAHY'S
Pharmacy.
.
I. J. FAKE,
A man is alwayß on the
G. H. BENNETT
AND
CO.
Booksellers and Stationers
THE SQUARE
!
TyRECT IMPORTERS
OF
Books
Stationery and
CRICKET MATERIAL
TENNIS GOODS
CROQUET SETS
1000 SHEEP FARM.
2200 Big Sheep
80 head cattle
10 horses
All grassed but 75 acres timber reserves
150 acres ploughable land, balance lowrolling hilly country, exceptionally well
grassed and free from noxious weeds and
spreading gorse. Subdivided into 14 paddooks.
Fences—First-class wire and totaraposts.
Splendidly watered in every paddock.
Buildings—Good house, 6 rooms, up-todate wooished, dip, and yards.
Price £9 10s per acre. £8000 may
remain at 5per cent, balance ca h.
Note-TLe above is a really good sheep
place. The stook have all been bred on
the place and are a first-class lins. There
are now 2200 big sheep and 900 lambs. The
wool from the place almost invariably tops
the London market. Last shearing the
clip was equal to 221bs wool to the acre.
We can highly recommend the property.
Further particulars apply
-
BHAW
sdt'<£*L.
bAVILL
ALBION CO., Ltd.
I HAVE Rt MOVED
rPO
JL
LEASE.
Via Rio De Janeiro or Monte Video
and Teneriffe.
Splendid up-to-date Passenger Accom-
modation.
Roomy Cabins and Spacious Decks.
BOTCHERS
from
North.
I
ESTIMATES BDPPUED.
Lambs.
WELLINGTON
THE
is prepared to Purchase
PORTABLE COOKING
RANGES.
MEAT
1'; '■
f
c
LTD.,
EXPOET COMPANY,
Fat Shbip andi
'
Lambs by Weight at graduated prices
for the following qualities and grades
SHEEP.
QUALITY FBEEZEBS
BEAND W.M.E.CO 40 to 651b
65 to 701b
FIBST
■
MELLSOP,ELIOTT & CO.,
Palmerstbn North.
SECOND QUALITY FBEEZEBS
40 to 70
BEAND NGA
FBEEZING EWES
BEAND NGA EWE
1
ARE THE
-iBBAND W.M.E. Co. Under 421b8
Over 421bs
SECOND QUALITY FBEEZERS—
BBAND N.G.A.
ISO PRIZES
All Silver Medals.
EEJECTB
J. BETT.
Lane's
Emulsion
Makes
strong.
Managing Direotor.
COOKING
MADE
EASY.
you
We will presume you are not
well and strong. Then you'd
like to get your old health
and vitality back, wou Id you
not? Others who were sick,
but to-day are well, tried
Lane's Emulsion, and kept
right along with it for' one,
two, three, or more moaiths,
or just as long as it was
needed to make them well.
Different diseases and varying stages of diseases o<ceupy
varying times to be cured,
you know. But let us see what
a
M
FROM 15th DECEMBER to 30th APRIL:
Wanganui-Pipiriki, depart daily, except
Mondays, 7 a.m.
Pipiriki-Wanganui, depart daily except
Tuesdays.
Pipiriki to Upper Reaches, daily, returning in evening.
TAUMARANUI PIPIRIKI SERVICE
Steamer leaves Taumaranuifor House-boat
and Pipiriki, Tuesdaye, Thursdays,
and Saturdays.
Steamer leaves Pipiriki for Houseboat and
Taumaranui, Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays.
Intending paßsengers must book in advanoe with
-
A HAXBIOK 4 OOi,
Wuguinl
gOM E
BOOKED
(ALL LINES.
(ALL CLASSES.
Send for Sailing List (with Map).'
PostedFree. Paaßageß Booked through
to South Africa.
THOS. COOK & SON,
CONDITIONS
Economical and Durable Ranges
MOST
made.
HONORS WHEREVER SHOWN.
holben"* kirk,
Agenis.
\^
O ID G)
th
1
■■■m 3j3
0& *^
h
o
\> u3fc"*" g
-
the Company or fellmongered oh
owner's accountat his option. All sheep
to
BOR WELLINGTON.
Ihe Splendid Borew Steamer
mas trade.
Queen ofjhe South.
.
FOXTON
T .BAVESThpbs»at
"
.
tfor I
_
every Tcibdat,
and Satobday.
ignt and passage, apply to
;
or from any of|
at the Company's Offices,
the Buyers in the country.
The Company also ofiers clients every
facility for freezing on their own
account
DILNOT SLADDEN,Secretary.
Wellington, 16th Ma , 1904.
J. OVEREND,
Agent.
v
The above
steamer has splendid p»B
eenger accommodation, there being 1
separat ladies Baloon
081 **6
a
AGRICULTURAL LIME I
men* railways, for anT
up
to 100 miles, to bonp g da farmßra
for fertiUsing their
[
LONGBUKN
Prices on
"
Application;
NCESSIONS TO
SPE?^L
LAEGE"
TjuBOHASEBS.
G. B
; HULL, Secretary,
9i Johnston street, Wellington
The N.Z. Express Co.,
was complete/,y gone.
(LIMITED.)
From TAIHj'iPE-Laae's Emulsion
OfSoe : Main street, opposite Raiiww
soon cures any cough or cold that
Station.
*
attacks me,, it's a good medicine FABM
AND(
to keep m the house all the time.
Customs Shipping:.
From WAI JGANUL—Lane'sEmulAgents & Foreign
sion has d one my
AND A BRAHAM,
chest more good
i\_BBAHAM,
than any medicineIhave ever
ABBAUD AND
pABCELS,
furniture,eto., forwarded M
I heartily recommend Lane's.taken
a°y Pftrt of
PalmebbtonH., Kiildihg,
oolonieß daily.
through
AND
.
rates.
AU olasaes of
.«]
From S'/APIER—For 5 years I
DakNETEBKE.
shipping
business
suffered greatly from bronchitis.
undertaken. Iropb:
hand your documents
to us and youV
Lane S Emulsion built up my lungs
Agents for—
l°g wllreceivepromptattention,
and I am now quite cured.
MoCobmick Harvesting Maohinery.'
and piano removing a speciality.
Ltd,
G /Ood
Booth,
and
MacDonald
Co's,
Storage at reasonable rates
dlf
noticed a
"T, WHANGAREI.-I
Farm Implements and White Oil
improvement in myappetke
m
<Safety
'Prompt^de^
Engines.
after taking three bottles of line*
Bc
y
EmuUton. My stomach trouble Andrew and Bbavbn Ohaff-outters and
Seed Cleaners.
.
Manager.,
Bamsombs, Sims, & Jbffjirihs Traction
and Portable Enginea and ThreehFrom
IMPLEMENTS
MACHINEBY.
BAEBAUD
.
whenever a cough or cold is about.
s
..
SPLENDID QUALITT
Co.
ty
J
-.
We could continue multiplying
but need not. The fact
tnat Lane's Emulsion has done
muoh good is sufficient. Its excellence as a lung healer, as a cure
for chronic coughs,
as a general
prai^as,
Forwarding:
,>
Carriers.
£
5
SS*
f" l!E
Custom^
?fSI
0o:om r:'
*"L
bgmaohines.
f
®
IMPORTANT TO
FARMERS.
Or
The Company is willing to purchase at:
THE
a straighteut price per head as heretofore.
Mauriceville Lime
Prices can be obtained on application
Can now supply in any quanta"
From TIMARU.—For a lotttg time
I suffered with broncfeial trouble
and feared consumption. Boctor
advised Lane's Ermiiteion. It healed
CHEAP MANURES
the soreness, stopped the cough,
Of High Manurial Value.
and I am now quite -well.
BOOT MANURE—Prioe £5 per ton on
From HASTINGS.-My baby suftruoks, Ldbgburn.
fered frightfully from whooping PURE BONE MEAL—Price £6 10s per
ton on truoks, Lonsburn.
cough. I bought a bottle of Lane's
and before it w.asfinished'her cough
STRATFORD.-I havekept
wf S *Lmulsion « the house durItcuredmyfeoy
o&K^66^?5Ugh after measles a»d is
SL'iY
ua>d by Cn
all members of the' family
go 2
I-J'f
■■■■ sg Zts
"" Gilchrist,
SOLE AGENTS,
THE BQTJAEB PALMEBSTON
to be prime of their class, and to be
delivered at Freezing Works at owner's
cost and expense. Price and payment to
oe on the FBOZEN WEIGHT
marked
biscuits andconfeoiionery for the Christ'
Permain
,
;!
Fat and Skins to be the property ol
the Vendor, the Companypaying for the
former the current value per lb of the
day, and the latter may be either soldI
FREEZING WOKKS.
LUKES EXCELSIOR
COOKING RANGES.
PASSAGES
BY] ALL ROUTEB.
Will be paid for at time values.
some of tjhese cured people say :
Looal
LAMBS.
FIRST QUALITY FBEEZERB-
CHAMPION MAKERS.
R.N.R..
agents.
»»
the pnblio generally that they
nave opened up an entirely new stock of
MODEL BAKERY, Main street.
CHAMPION
Freezing Sheep and
,
D. O'RIELLY,
Licensed Plumber and Gasfitter,
rBroad
street
Palmerston
Limited.
Wellington.
Speoial facilities given to residents in the
colony to bring out friends from Home
either by pre-payment of passage money in
New Zealand or by guarantee.
For further particulars apply to the
WhMiINGTON.
delivered to any part of the Borough
daily.
Ring up Telephone 87.
AGENTS:
WELLINGTON.
J. Bett & Co.,
ATHENIC. 12,234tons (t *in screw), Capt
C. H. Kempton,
30th March, 1905,
Next to Montague's Arcade.
Orders for seasonable goods will receive prompt attention. Bread and
small goods of finest quality will be
all Storekeeper*
JOSEPH NATHAN & Go„ Ltd.
and E. Tiagey's, in Broad street.
in all its branches, executed by a com.
petent staff at reasonable rates.
WANGAN OI RIVER
per lb.
B.
Obtainable from
Tinsmiths' Work
WANGANUI.
Thomas
at 2s
up-to-date premises opposite
SOLE
PlumbiD.F. Gasfittine: and
Agents,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
QUALITY Eqoal to any In Nb Zealand.
VEHICLE.
The .Direct Line of Steamers for
Plymouth & London.
LEWIS & CO..
Land & Rbai Estath
THE SQUARE BUTCHERY,
CRESCENT BLEND TEA appeals
IRON.
premises to
Over 701b
228 acres good land, 70 acres suitable
for dairying, 12 acres in crop, balance
good sheep and cattle country, 5-roomed
house, 10-bail cowshed, pig-styes, etc.,
metalled road right np to gate, 1£ miles
from creamery. Rent 10s an acre. Will
give purchasing clause at £9 10s an acre
if £200 deposited, on which amount rebate will be allowed. This is a property
Felicitates the Palate.
well worth inspecting. Fot further
The conspicuous characteristics of this particulars apply to
HUDSON & EASTHER,
conspicuous tea are its delicious flavor,
Land & Estate Agents, Levin,
the ambrosia, aroma, and the rich,
strong liquor. The best tea from the
best gardens in Darjeeiing - teas remarkable for their robust charaoter—
are scientifically blended with the fine
delicate teas grown on the hill slopes
Parkins,
of sunny Ceylon.
to evejy lover of good tea,
"
MADE IN ENGLAND,
GOOD FARM NEAR LEVIN FOR rPOURIST Steamer Time Table-
CRESCENT
BLEND
TEA
Galvanised Corrugated
TELEPHONE....239.
WINTERED LAST YEAR...
'
WindmiU Best Best
Telephone.. ..29.
SURROUNDED
ALEXANDER.
M
ensure attention to late arrivals.
■
Ring as up for orders. Prompt attention.
Pbopbiki-ob.
p.m. respectively.
CROWDS.
FOR SALE.
O. G. HAYCOCK,
The Kimbolton and Waituna Mail
Coaoheß leave the Stables daily at 9 a.m.
and 4
ADMIRING
/GOVERNMENT inspected meat of the
\JT finest quality.
FEILDING.
orioket teams and pionie parties), and
■addle horses on hire.
SHOWS
YOUR ATTENTION.
CARBINE STABLES,
and single baggies, gigo,DOUBLE
coaches (suitable for football and
. . .
G.H.Bennett & Co.,
Agents, Palmeraton North,
5/^~EACH.
BULBS 1/6 BOX,
QEED
"
steel wire. There are three
Malino & Johnston,
strings to eaoh note in the
Imported directfrom the makers we
tieble; they are tuned in
"re selling as CHEAP as, and some
Bakers & Confectioners,
unison.
lines CHEAPER than, procurable in
Wellington warehouse.,
TELL YOUR FRIENDS
TTTISH to notify their patrons and
TO BUY
"
!
Abraham, Ltd.
S. A. PRERCE I Co.,
sound board, or frame. The
strings are made of the
toughest, finest,and strongest
"
Auctioneers & House Furnishers.
s
Pakaerotan North, FeilaW and"
Dannevuko.
1
and gives great strength and Sold By All Storekeepers rjiHE best house in
town for tbe prime;
firmness to the wrest plank,
A.
meat
Spoons, Porks
& Cutlery
HARRY PALMER & CO.,
ENGLISH
S\PHOJS.
OATS—
stock, etc., for sale. Free monthly Stock, Land and Commission Agent,
Dresser, Tables, Couch, nery,
Dana
(Near
cj irculation, 6000.
KIMBOLTON
Feilding.)
Chairs, Kitchen Sundries,
White Tartariana
Feilding Address: P.O. Box 34.
Canterbury
Telephone No. 22.
Etc.
Black Scotch
Grown
WELL WORTH LOOKING AT:
Sparrowbill
/
For Sale—looacres, good bouse and outRoseberry, special sample from
buildings, fencing in good order, 8paddocks,
ALFRED COOK, Land and ComMoeraki Estate, Oatnaru
mission Agent, begs to inform
well watered, all in grass, nearly all flat.
from Oamaru
owners of property andreal estate, also inPrice £16 per acre, only £250 cash reCanadian,
Algerian,
from Hawke's Bay
tending purchasers, that ha has opened an
quired, balance can remain for 5 years at 5
BEED WHEAToffice in Tattersall's Stables' building, -AND, FINANCIAL AJXU GENERAL per cent.
Tuscan and Poarl, from the Cheviot
Bangitikei-street, and will be glad to reFor Sale—2so aores within short distAGENTS AND LICENSED
ance
ceive particulars of properties for sale or
of two good townships, nice house and ?SEED POTATOKS—
INTERPBETKES.
orchard, 5 paddocks, good water supply,
Derwi'iu.B, from OamH.ru
Jease. Clients may, where necessary, de- 1
well grassed. Price £10 5s per acre, only
pend on having their business kept strictly
Ashleaf, Kidney and Early Eose
FOR
IMMEDIATE SALE.
confidential. Printed forms for either city,
£300 cash required.
from Canterbury
suburban, or country properties will be' A,C\C\ acres splendid sheep country,
To Lease—soo acres, half fiat, good
White Elephants, Up-to-date and
posted to any address. Inquiries for native *UU limestone formation,
house,
close
to
creamery
and township,
Magnum Bcmuui
wintered' splendid
land will be given every attention. Every 1200 big sheep; 65 aores level frontage
grass land, lease for (fifteen) 15 CAPE BARLEY—
effort will be made to select suitable pro- balance very easy hills; good 6-roomed years at 10s per acre, purchase clause to
First
Prize at Winter Show
perties for bona fide purchasers. Commis- house, soullery, bathroom, wooished, dip, good man, no goodwill.
sion charges according to ruling scale, or yards, etc; situated 11 miles from good
byarrangement.
town and railway station. Price £9 per
I will meet clients as arranged and drive
acre. Only £750 cash required.
4109 them to view properties.
AT ALL
acres
Kairanga
land,
rich
all in
19(\
JLtJyJ grass, about 1£ acres been
THESE ARE WORTH...
THE
ploughed and laid down again, fenced Bix
paddocks, watered by artesian wells; situYOU SEE THEM
ated about 6 miles from Palmerston ; school
and creamery close by. Price £30 per
BY
144Jacres, 3 miles from town boundary, acre. Terms.
4110 BRICKLAYER 4 CONTEACTOB.
first-class dairy farm, good 7-roomed house,
aores
fattening
land,
all
G)H f\ in B°°d
Broad Street.
16-bail cowshed and all necessary build- «|u
grass except 50 acres in crop,
ings, close to creamery. Only £22 10s per
fenced 6 paddocks, level land, mostly
acre.
Sfhcultihs—Sheep Dips, Bakers
swamp; 5-roomed house, cowshed
120 acres, lease for 5 years at 17s6dan drained
bails, trapshed, 4-stall stable and large Ovens and Tubular Boilers built in.
aore. Splendid dairy farm, olose to 8shed; situated
railway station,
oreamery, school, etc Price for goodwill school and 4 miles from
2 miles, good level Lloensod Drain Connector
of lease, 40 cows and all necessaryplant road. Price creamery
£15 10s acre. Terms. 4098
to the Borough.
£625 and only £250 oash.
COACHES
40 acres, long lease, with purchasing O A acres, good dairy farm, Jevel land,
All Work Guaranteed.
13"
paddocks
olause.
OU several
well watered;
BUGGIES
bathroom, and other conOtherproperties equally as good to seleot 6-roomed house,
veniences, large cowshed with concrete
from.
bails, grounds well laid out round the
PHAETONS
house ; also about 7 acres crop; situated
W. R.
FRED ATTFIELD,
handy to school, creamery, and town by
DRAYS
level road. Price £1500. Terms arranged.
CENTRAL LAND AGENOY.
MAIN STREET
Main Street (opposite Court House) Stock can be taken at valuation.
4117
And
Every Kind Of
(Opposite Empire Hotel)
At all prices.
to hand, a fresh supply of
JUST
this season's make of Brooke's NEW DIARIES FOR 1905.
TySBIKE.to intimate that they Lemon Squash, which will be found
;
& ABRAHAM, LTD.,
Palmerston N., Feilding and Dannevirke.
To Fishermen!
for Farmers' Budget (free),
Toilet Ware, Duchess
Stock notes and articles of
Chest, Dressing Tables, interest to farmers. Land investments
Washstands, Cheffioner, from Mokau to the Manawatu. Machi-
variety.
BROOKE'S
Telephone 164.
164 KINgTuP 164
EVERY TIME.
BARRAUD
5 Crates Brass Bedsteads
Ba^raud and
....
..
BROAD STREET STABLES.
taken over the above
stables formerly carried on by Mr E.
Stevenson, and trust by a careful consideration of the public's
nqairements to receive a fair share
of their support.
Good saddle horses, vehioles of
"vary description on hire. Bobber
tyrod carriages a specialty.
Agents :
TURNER,
Fancy Goods
RETAIL PRICES NOW
Reward and
and SURATURA
6d perlb
are SURATURABA QUALITY 1b
Presentation Books
1
per
QUALITY
B
9d
lb
timinded that the Manawatu Daily SURATURA D QUALITY 2b Od per lb New Books A Periodioals
Thns, which contains all the latest SURATURA X QUALITY 2s 4d perlb By Each Mall Steamer. j
Cable news, is delivered on the day of
SOLD BT ALL STOREKEEPERS PHOTO Frames, Brackets, Inkstands,
publication at their residences.
Dressing Cases, Writing Cases and
Desks, Purses, Pooket Books, Leather
—____________
Bags, Music Stands and Cases in great
QETTLERS in the Apiti
0 -and Bangiwahia districts
JL/' have
this
overwhelming preference given to COOPERS ?
Because it pays its users best.
Ip
"'
& Go.
stocks of the following
Engineer. Millwright
iron and Brass Founder.
after the present date will
follows:—
(Excepting Three)
Used Cooper's Dip!
s
SPENCER PIANOS
AMERICAN AND
ENGLISH ORGANS
Are now showing extensive
F. Martin,
A. Tbuphoxb
204.
Mini strhit East,
The Winners
A!f
!
HARRY
PEEMAIN
Auto
RosGrve :—
GILCHRIST Without
Double Bedsteads,
over
1 12 and 14-h.p. Doubla Cylinder
OBNT
207 PRIZES
WERE OFFERED IN THE SHEEP CLASSES.
DESIRES
...cal£~on...
2
AL THE LAST EOYAL SHOW OP ENGLAND
330/52
F. M. ROSS
Material.
improvements.
More Sheep Than All Other
WE
,
HARRY
PIG
Engines.
Is annually used on
Manufactured DIPS Put Together.
100acres adjoiningcreamery,
houae, good land. Very cheap at5-roomed
£15 an
acre. Easy terms.
244
4£ acres, large 8-roomed house in commanding position, every convenience, good
surroundings. Easy terms or will exchange.
6-roomed house close to Squaie, good
section, sewerage laia on, everything quite
new, let for 15s a week. Price £550 ; only
£35 cash wankd.
204/24!
|
FOll SALE.
have been instructed by Mr Dahl
to spII the whole of his valuable
frontages to Princess, Ferguson and Church
streets, without buildings, on easy terms.
Call at our office and ku-pect plans"; 45 feel
sections.
LEASEHOLD—A BARGAIN.
247 aores, all in grass, well fenced and
watered, 7 roomed bouse and good outbuildings, 35 head of dairy cows, plough,
etc. Six years to run, rent 14s per acre.
p.o, £14. Price for lot only £225. 4J miles
from railway station, Manawatu Line.
SWIFT & CO,
'
TO-DAY^
dMeofaale.
the charge on wool offered,but not sold,
.
COOPER'S SHEEP DIP
[H. G. Bagsall.
we beg to refer clients.
acres, close to Karere
Beil Bros.,
a trip to England), will sell as
above—
PALMER & CO. will
All that piece or parcel of land
sell to-day (SATURDAY)
being part section 218,
the
Mart,
at
on account of a Saddlery
Kairanga Survey District,,
Firm closing their business
comprising 102 acres, 86
6 sets buggy harness
perches, more or less, to- 1
5 sets spring cart harness
gether with 5-roomeddwel4 sets heavy dray harness
ling and all outbuildings
2 sets expensive show harness
erected thereon. Situated
Saddles,bridles, winkers, sunin Fitzherbert East. Title
dries, &c, &c.
Land Transfer.
1 ladies' English side-saddle
Also—
"
J-acre section; 6 rooms; conveniences. Situated in
2
5th
SATURDAY,
MARCH,
Church-street, in the town2
At o'clock.
ship of Palmerston North.
PALMER & CO. will
sell on account of a jeweller,
the balance pf his stock-in-trade,
MOUNSEY & CO.
consisting of—
Silver and rolled gold watches AUCTIONEERS,
LAND AND ESTATE
AGENTS, VALUERS,
Eio.
in perfect working order,
watch chains, alberts, gold- i
plated and silver brooches, j AGENTS—
E.P. cruets, cutlery, biscuit
Wertheim Sewin? Machines
barrels, jam dishes, &c, &c.
CO.
The Square, Palmerstoh North.
Bankers : Bank of New Zealand, to whom
Palmerston North.
51
&
Ravenlrill & Co.,
Agency.
;
AT THE MART.
G. W. Ratbnhim,]
Manawatu Land
60
7
and 1
mile from school, ere mery, and
railway
station, an up-to-date little farm in every
respect, good 6-roomed dwelling, large
cowshed, loft, etc.; price £28 10s per acre;
terms, £150 cash.
450 acres, 3 miles from Makerua
station (Company's Line), good railway
the orchards.
Pigs, poultry, produce
Large consignments household
HARRY
NON-POISONOUS
OSmmenoing at noon.
Catalogues olose on Monday before the
Ltd.
MELLSOP, ELIOTT & CO.,
BAVENHILL
Land and Commission Agents,
TO LEASE.
to inform the public
George-street, next Woodfield's Stables.
acres,
200
Kongotea,
3
miles
from
townMURTON'S
that he has taken over the
ship, level land, creamery on property;
i
CAN'T be Beaten.
will carry about 90 milking cows all the
50 acres, 5 paddocks, all level, 6-roomed Livery Stablesopposite the New Zeayear round; to lease for 7 years at 18s an house, cow bails, nice little dairy or crop- land Loan and Mercantile Offices,
In
Dins
acre; rental with compulsory purchasing ping farm. Price oniy £28 per acr about Kimbolton Road, Feilding, known as
clause at £20 an acre. Will lease in blocks I j £500 cash.
McDOUGALL'S
of 100 acres to suit.
216 acres, 100 acres in good milling bmh. the Horse Bazaar, and trusts to reSTILL LEADS
192 acres, Mangamaho, J-milefrom rail- Rent £13 a year, purchasing clauso at £7 ceive a fair share of public patronage.
The Stables will in future be called TTAVE
way station, 180 acres in grass, balance in 10 per acre in 8 years, or £5 10s per acre
JUST LANDED EX SUFFOLK—
bush, subdivided into 6 paddooks, ring now.
"Victoria
Stables," and patrons may
N.Z. Loan &
6-rootned housp nearly new, bath-room, rely on the
fenced, rolling land, will winter 100 head
best
of
Feeds
for
their
Agency Co,, Ltd,
cattle, creamery one mile ;
house, pantry, wash-house, copper, and tubi, hot horses at Is and
excellent stands at i
bathroom, 2-roomed whare,5-roomed
large cowshed and cold water. GGit by 4£ chains. Price
Sole Agents.
All the latest designs and styles. We can sell these from
and stable, watered byrunning streams and ( £750, only £270 cash. A nice property 6d.
£2 to £10.
dams. To lease for 7 years at 12s acre; and cheap.
242a
There is a convenient Ladies'
OVER ONE HUNDBED TO SELECT FEOM.
2 section, |-acre each, level, £85 each, Waiting
with compulsory purchasing clause at 12s
Room, and all classes of
an acre; goodwill £400. Terms £200, half cash, very cheap.
We have on hand, made at our own factory—Wire Mattrasses, Spring
1section 66ft x 3£ chains, £75, only £10 Vehicles and Saddle and Harness
balance 5 per cent.
THE...
down~
Mattrasses, stuffed with Flax, Kapoc, Flock or Hair; Kapoc, Flax or Flock.
Horses are on hire.
FOR SALE.
1 section 54ft x 4 chains deep, £200, No
66 acres, Pitzherbert West, 60 acres in
If you want a stylish turn-out for Beds, Bolsters and Pillows, Feather Pillows, Hair Beds made to order.
grass, balance orchard and bush, level land, cash if you build.
a drive, ring up TelephoneNo. 18.
44 miles from Palmerston N. Buildings
We Invite Inspection. We Know We Can Please,
consist of 6-roomed house, dairy, two outhouses, men's whare, stable, trapshed, 10---bail cowshed, brick floor pig styes. Price
ARRY PALMER & CO. will
Reasons for making: Soda Water
£29 an acre. Terms £350 cash, balancs at
sell to-day (SATURDAY) at
j
(Sent. Stock—about
at Home in an
per
5
30 odd
3
Raisers who are using this their Auction Mart, at 3 p.m.—
horses, and 15 weaners at valuation.head,
food, speak in the highest G)f\ New and second-hand bicycles,
acres,
68
3 miles from
level
SPARKLET
terms as to its
land, well subdivided, goodPalmerston.
£i\J on behalf of Mr J.B. Clark6-roomed house,
etc
,
cowshed,
close
to
creamery
son,
and school. FUST opened new stock of
Catalogues, Lists of Town Prothe well-known cycle importer.
FEEDING VALUE.
Cheap at £30 an acre.
Every machine will be guaranteed perties and Dairy Farms on applica Terms.
acres, Pohangina, 122 acresin grass,
CLEANLINESS.
178
It is twice the value
tion.
in first-class order.
The Syphon being filled and charged at
3 running streams through property, situFishing
of pollard.
home its cleanliness can be assured.
are
ated
about
5
miles
Pohangina
Instructions
to sell Absolutely
trom
townNO RISK OF INFECTION.
ship ; 7 miles from Ashhurst. Price £614s
COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD
Without Reserve.
an acre. Easy terms can be arranged.
[ When a Syphon is not your own proFUHNISHEES.
12 acres, $ mile from railway station:
; perty you cannot tell who was the last
ON THE PREMISES.
Lang
5-roomed
i user.
cottage.
Price £450.
A.
Regular Sales Every Saturday.
(Audrew Young-st.)
BUTCHERY BUSINESS.
; CONVENIENCE.
Fob Particolabß.
THE SQUARE.
Shop, dwelling, corner, with all necessary
Sparklel Syphons in your house:
j Withcan
MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 27th,
machinery, 3 carts, inoluding all in conyou
rely upon obtaining aerated
!
At 1 o'clock.
business;
nection with the
water at any time and under any
splendid turnATKINSON & ATKINSON. over. Price £200.
circumstances. They are light and oan
PALMER & Co. have [A.
be carried anywhere. The bulbs conMILLING TIMBER.
Atkinson,
H.
Feilding.J
1000 to 10,000 acres rimu, matai, and
tain the purest gas for olmrging the
received instructions from Mr
C. Atkinson, Hawera.l totara; cutting rights from 21 to 42
Syphons.
I'oster to sell the whole of his House- STOCK [Alfred
years:
s
AND STATION
...AND...
close to railway.
AGENTS
hold furniture and effects,Absolutely
For further particulars apply to—
FEiLDING AND HAWERA.
SYPHONS
*
RoBEBTS
MOUAT,
MELLSOP,ELIOTT ft CO.
mo LEASE— 200 aores, near Palmerston,
J- a good
dairy or fattening farm complete; rent 10s per acre.
100 acres,Linton, rich flat land adjoining railway, good buildings; price
10a
inoludiD ß 30 8°odoows; £25
terms,
sell as K
£500Cre'u
cash.
dessert apples, 10 cases
cookers, 3 cases tomatoes,
3 casea pears. Direct from
"
bacon, onions, fruit, vege-
violin.
Large quantity of second-hand
furniture, including tables,
Austrian chairs, couch,
toilet set, 2 occasional
tables,hearthrugs,crockery,
cooking utensils, kit of car-
FOR SALE AND LEASE.
115 acres in the heart of the
KaiSpecial Entries—Bs
cases ranga Block, less than half afamous
mile from
peaches, 10 boxes grapes, school anu creameries, grows grass
that will
20 eases plums, 15 cases
111'0^ 5 PrlCe £3°per
6 entries pigs, weaners, stores,
slips and porkers
30 pair fowls, 20 pair ducks,
geese
Specials—3 tons prime potatoes,
i-ton pig potatoes, 20
trusses clover hay, 30 sacks
Without Reserve.
200 Romney ewes
6 fat cows
In POISONOUS
CO. will
penter's tools, 2 ladders,
pair steps, sundries, etc.
50 ewes
Wellington wool
SALES.
V/■mis following are the dates fixed by the
JL'" Wellington Wool Brokers' Associationfor this season's sale :—
4th Sale 16th February, 1905
&
MART.
TO-DAY.
At 1 p.m.
Too. will
MOUNSEY
usual—
oats, 20 sides and rolls
80 18mos mixed oattle (good
FEILDING BALE.
colours)
40 2£ to 3yr steers
FEIDAY, 31st MABCH, 1905.
60 mixed sheep
mHE N.Z. LOAN AND MER170 4 and 6th Leicester ewea
, 180 Leicester lambs
-L CANTILE AGENCY CO.,
Ltd., will sell by public auction, as
above, at 12.30 p.m.—
WOOL SALES.
& WILLIAMS, Lta.,
beg to notify their clients and
ethers that they have joinedtheWoolbrokers' Association and will hold
rtgular sales of wool at Wellington,
■nd will also ship woolto England on
Owners' account. Liberal advances
Bade on clips either for sale in New
Inland or shipment.
AT THE
TO-DAY.
A BRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Ltd.
OL will sell at 1 p.m.—
rrtHE N.Z. LOAN & MEROANDraughts, harness horses, hacks, X TILE AGENOY COMPANY,
and ponies.
Ltd., will sell by public auction as
above, at 11.80 a.m.—
FAIiMERBTON SALE YARDS.
50 good 2^yr steers, without
THURSDAY, 80th MARCH.
MOUNSEY As CO,
Catalogues for the asking and Exper
Advice freely given.
HARVEY, SON 5 uft
CANNOf j
TIN>
IR°VoS
« «p»
SMYTH AND DAY/SON,
GENERAL CABBIEBS
& EXPRESSMEN,
Agents for B.
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W> Cheo] ? pmnpfc
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tonic
for
to
STB AM
nerve and.stomach weak„?&....*
OCEANIC
orioN jjjVxm Di
■■-;sTfc*giafrii#nesses, as a builder of health and
AGENT
SHIP CO.
BAKER « SONS.
Adr
Note
the.
AND
A,
LINB.
irsss "j
strength in children, should weigh
.^nyQ3gf~*
Palmbbston N.
TO LKHD od
fjAA
with
you.
ailment
your
Olf\
Whatever
27 DATS TO LONDON.
Bwwninf/bßniUinmi i|«Ui-rt« l-|
SOIV/«vyvyVy
mortgage on
is we hope you will try Lane's
will be our earnest endeavourto
Steamer 6,000 tons, 17 knots.
est
give every
Emuwion to-day, and urge you to
«t 5| per Mnt.
satisfaction
to our
The Manawatu Daily Tins v now ITIHE Sierra sails from Aaokland CD
be careful to takenone but Lane's. numerous customers in
Tows Property.
Sold in two sizes, 2/6 and 4/6 per
offering clients something extra vpeeiftl X February 17, 1905.
PALMEBSTON NOBTH,
passages
apply
For
n ih« way of Wanteda fox Siuimoi, ii
WASTE PAPBB JPOB 'JBALB bottle. r Chemists and stores.
BABRA.UD & ABRAHAM, Lid.
"nd ao secure a continuance of their
Oaib,
HaW'A-Omwi a wisk
Pftlmmton. FtUilngADsoaoTlrki, AT THE THfHB OFFICE.
Offlw°SS: »* W" * «gi*«i
* 146 fatronage,
eowii, of K»i»ng«f n -aw kt
C. E. WALUEGRAVE
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