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STILL PUETHEB SEDUCTIONS -.iN CROCKERY DEPARTMENT AT GROVE'S CASH STOB,E A specially fine line in Fancy. Cups and Saucer* 5/- dozen. A beautiful assortment of VaSGs, ranging from 1/- to 32/6 ft pair. Our Japanese Stand is also greatly reduced— Toys, from 1/6 Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, from 1/8 Writing-Desks from's/6 Call and Inspect.our E.P. WARE. Suitable for Wedding and Birthday Presents, Every line must. b6; clear*} to make room for new goods.. GROVE'S CASH STO^. Banraud and Abraham, USIV GRASS SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS.- ,-v SEED OATS WE hold large stocks ef a| tte best known-varieties sftseklij dressed for.seed pnt^bsefc! THE' ROSEBEBRY OAT Heavy cropper; d«es Mt (Vik*; straw stands up Vefl ttjws good chaff. After fair inif&i ißoseberry oat'has. fcee*Jj&ss.-'." nouncedbj Messrs P. MtlßwVi B. F. Pratt, A. Gray,^. f. Tucker and many »the» %efl: known farmers, te be'- Uffifc IDEAL OAT for this tnd 15 Bangitikei districts. Sow the Eoseberry 0«t. BARRAUD AN^A^RAftA^ Palmerston North and feftftlf; Winter is Upon U& WITH ITS CHANGING ftM; PERATUEE. Our Pulmonary Elixir Or Cold Cum, is j«al tke thing you require for.Colds, Cqngls, Bronchitis; Influenza, and other'complaints of the lungs. 2s 6d per bottle1. Our Lung Balsam Is what you have been looking for to cure that cough, -hoarseness and asthma. Is 6d per bottle, Our Rheumatic Liniment Is extensively used now in all parts of the district for all aches itel pains. 2s 6d per bottle. A great variety of patent medicine* and sundries of all kinds in stock. TootSi brushes a- d hair brashes of exceptional value,' sponges and toilet soaps *f all' kinds. AND DON'T FORGET If you obtain it at HEPWOKTH'S it's good Agent for Vitadatio, Orange Lily Treatment, and Adventists' Health Foods. J. HEPWQRITH^fir Botanic Dispensary The'Square^P.S; POST OFFICE STORE,! Cuba Street. 1 MR J. BUTLERy having take^ -over the above Store, requests ■a continuance ofthe support accorded Ws predecessor in the abpv&busipesl.. The stock has been replenished*, arid residents of Palmerston. pan rely on securing the best- quahtyofgroeeries, &c., at the lowest cash prices. YouKpatronage solicifedvir^? J. BUTLER. Accept No Excuse From Your Storekeeper. ~Wheu you order Apollo Sperm .Cfoftdies, insist uppn having that particular bralieL APOLLO SPERM CANDLES Are Honest Candle* At Honest Prices There arei reasons why yon should set tolerate any excused Apollo Sperm (JaSjjjfci dd;not yield the storekeeper so large apr^t! as" some ofthe brands *f inferior «aa&(s, ■and also some of the foreign-ma«l« fes* 'quality candles. When your stor«ke*#si« says These are just as good," or Tkese are better," Aon do right to doubt him. Ho pushes the sale of other brands beeatiifcef the larger profit he makes put of ,th«ai«,.,. APOLLO SPERM HANDLES.- ~'&- f AEH IDEAL,HQUSM&fr OANDLEQ. :v.i::;jM Sold by all Storekeepers. QJLBL&NGOI& JACKEYTOWN.nSS n l -.*tr*j>?j DEEP-WELL BOEER :'(osbottie*B patent.) Orders promptly attended to. Edmund Osborne, DRAPER, SHANNON. OSBORNE'S DENIM TROUSERS ARE considereel the best value on this Coast. They are branded Osborne's 4s s^^ Foxton and Shannon." Posted free "to ally, address upon receipt of 4s 9d. E. LARCOMB, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AEOHKPBCT,' VALUATOR ANDfAEBITBATOE. OFFICES— Law Chambers, TheSquafe. Private residence^ Duketetreet Palmerston North. Is4d. J£f( Isßd. FINEST BROKEN'OKA-NGE PEKOE 2/- per ibi- GOLD TIPPED FANNING, A strong, full flavoured Tea, 1/6 per lb. Remember, from C. RE VANS, THE CASH GROCER. Samples upon application/- SCHOOL FOR GIRLS," MISS PRASEE, Pbinoipai,,-, fTHE Craven School will reopen fo>» the second terux ori Thursday, 28th May.

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