PALMERSTON ANNOUNCEMENTS. EARNER’S “Open Warehouse” means vl wo sell to the general public at Warehouse Price. Show visitors invited, PROCURE your Confectionery, Ices, and Drinks from the "De Luxe, opp. C Smith’s, “Broadway." Beautiful assortment of Fancy Boxes of Chocolates to select from. . Z~l ABNER’S "Open Warehouse”—Men’s VT Oily Canvas Overcoats, 47 s. 6d., sold elsewhere 595. fid.; Men’s Cycling Capes. 20s. OATES Music Stores—For Best V Pianos, Gramophones, Records, Music. Mail orders promptly attended to. "Square,” Palmerston North. fjABNER'S "Open WarehousA’-Men’s LT Kaiapoi Tweed and Navy Cloth, all wool Overcoats, 675. 6d. Sola elsewhere £5 10s. LI ONG ON— Laundry, best work, roaII Bonable prices; satisfaction guaranteed. Opposite Soldiers Club, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. ZiARNEB’b "Open Warehouse;’—2s per G cent, cheaper. Why?-no high rents to pay, and everyone a worker Hose, made, now selling os. fid, pair. tice and Edmunds, Palmerston North. wool Blankets, 335. 6d. pair, Singles 235. 6d. pair. — athletic sports. "TE MORI ROSE BOWL." GREAT RUGBY ATTRACTION. SHOWGROUND, PALMERSTON north, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, at 2.30 p.m. xTiTFiTn MAORIS v. SOUTH MAORIS. Ngj™ MAORIS v. SOUTH MAORIS. Final Selection of the N.Z. Maori team to tour England and France. Admission to Grounds 25.; Grandstand 2s. Children to Grounds 6d.; Grandstand Is. Train services arranged to return the public after the match. J. B. PROUD, Hon. Sec., M.H.R. Union. PAHIATUA ANNOUNCEMENTS. J. W. MILLS AND CO., Registered Plumbers, Tinsmiths, etc. Tanks, Baths, etc., all Sanitary Requisites Stocked. ’Phone 64. Mangahao Road, Pahiatua.. FEILDING ANNOUNCEMENTS THAT MOTOR HOOD BEFORE deciding to have your Old Hood Re-covered, get a Quote to Convert it into the Latest Style Semi-Closed-in, Solid Fixed Hood, with curtains to open with doors. Pull-down blinds to glass windows. Price, from £4O. Write for Photo and Particulars, W. H. Clayton, Motor Hood Specialist, Kimbolton Road, Feilding. T ADIES— Switch-making, Manicuring, Li Hair-waving, Violet Ray Treatment, Marcel Waving.. Mrs. Benson, Jubilee Buildings, Feilding. < LEVIN ANNOUNCEMENTS. Sale Values j 1 * n f HOSIERY J STILL GOING STRONG. | That just describes our | SALE, and it’s values like J these that make it so. § Wonderful Selection in DAINTY SOCKS for the little ones; all S quality goods; sizes, 2,3, 4,5, H 6. U Sale Prices 1/9, 2/-, 2/1, 2/3, 2/6. | GIRLS’ 1/1 RIBBED HOSE, g full length, double knees: size H 5,6, 7. B Sale Prices 3/11, 4/3, 4/11. g FLYING FOX PURE WOOL | HOSE, Holeproof, spljeed heels |g B and toes; colours Sunburn, = = Muffin, Sand, Beige. -g g Sale Price 4/11 pair, g I STILES and | | MATHESON | B — LIMITED | | Levin B i Low Rent Allows us to g ra Sell Che Aper. | ■iinimiiiiMMiiimiißiiiiiwiiiiißimßEiiiimiiiiwiiniHiinißiiiiiißili See page 14 for Auction Sale Advertisements-
Feilding ladies are to have the pleasure of witnessing the display of Russian and Canadian furs recently brought back from these countries by Madame and Mr. Menere, the noted furriers. The address will be announced in this position on Tuesday next. To those in search of a new fur this display offers a unique opportunity. The display will commence on V.'edn.'.sday next.—AdvL
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Dominion, Volume 19, Issue 237, 21 June 1926, Page 4
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