Page 6 Advertisements Column 5

Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 78, 27 December 1926, Page 6

WANGANUI ANNOUNCEMENTS. Write to the D.1.C., WANGANUI. Summer Gloves PAIR JUST KIGHT FOR SUMMER DAYS. LADIES’ SUEDE FINISH FABRIC GLOVES, with plain, gauntlet and strap wrist, or turneddown fancy cuff; perfect in cut, and closely resembling good skin gloves. All sizes. All shades. PRICE 3/6 PER PAIR. When ordering state size you wear. ■ If you are not fully satisfied, Gloves may be returned. D.I.C. Wamganwi 8 PAHIATUA ANNOUNCEMENTS. J. W. MILLS AND CO., Registered Plumbers, Tinsmiths, etc. Tanks, Baths, etc., all Sanitary Requisites Stocked. 'Phone 64 Mangahao Road. Pahiatna. CLUB HOTEL. J. BYRNE, Proprietor. Noted for the Excellence of its Cuisine Speight’s and Staples’ Beer. All Service Car® Stop Here. ’Phone 31 FEII.IMNG ANNOUNCEMENTS. TO FORD OWNERS. Mi Five Pound Ford Hood and Back Curtains, with Glass Light complete. Readv for you to tack on, and Posted to vou Free. Special Offer lor this Aionth, £1 Cash Money Returned Guarantee. W. CLAYTON. Motor Hood Specialist FEILDING Y7fIL~FARMER, spare enough time in -A-L your shopping to bring the family to the' Piccadilly Tea Rooms for refreshincuts. 4 -PIECE Oak Bedroom Suite, Duchess Chest, Wardrobe, Bedstead and Pedestal, £23 19s. 6d. Alfred Eado, Manehester Street. XMAS Hams, large or small, ere best at the Farmers’ Co-op., Kimbolton Road, Feilding. XMAS Fruits—Candied Peels and Preserved Ginger. Best vajuo at the Farmers' Co-op., Kimbolton Road. P~ RESERVED Meats and Fish, Tinned Fruits and Jams of highest excellence at the Farmers* Co-op. IGH-GRADE Toilet Soaps, Powders, Pastes, and Bath Salts, see rarmers’ Co-op.. Kimbolton Road. AUljliN Tools ot all kinds for holiday gardening. Buy now from Farmers' Co-op., Kimbolton Load. TA DUCHESS Chests, rimu, light or -U dark, from £3 15s. to £T- 1-®-Alfred Eade, Manchester Street, Feuding- — SEEDS for Farm and Garden of best strains, obtainable from Farmers Cn-oi>.. Kimbolton Road. DURING your Xmas shopping have lunch, afternoon tea. and tea at the Piccadilly 'lea Rooms. EDESTAL Writing Desli, <£B 55., at the Furniture Shop. <6 Manchester Street. -

PALMERSTON ANNOUNCEMENTS. pt A NOS—spencer. Cballen, L Humphrey. Hamilton, Bausall, GuJ bransen Registering I’mnos Oates Music Stores Palmerston North UTEWART WARNER, Matched Radio S complete with everything, mclud in» 40ft. steel masts, lusta I tor Chr s mas, £42. Justice and Edmunds. "iABLL stocks of al) Motor-cycle A<> 1 nessories always on band. Wells Bros , Cuba Street. OPEN during Xmas and New Year Holidays. Wells Bros.’ Motor-cycle Garage, (tuba Street. \,VIpE range Second-hand k's>'° r ' VV cycles. Terms arranged. Wells Bros. Cl ba Street, — R' El-A IRS skilfully executed, all makes Motor-cycles. Prompt and .reliable. Wells Bros., Cuba Street. r S“ TEWART WARNER. Matched Radio complete all batteries, aerials masts, loud speaker etc '• p ’ p £ v rlB bpM e+2 installed. Justice and Edmunds. __ A LI. grades Wakefield Castrol Oil io A stock. We specialise in high-grade Motor Oils. Wells Bros., t üba Street. ARLEY DAVIDSON, the byword for excellence. Best materia ® > n production. Buy now from Wells Bios.. Cuba Street. AND M- Motor-cycle—The < utstanding British machine. Wells BrosCuba Street, Manawatu Agents. A J.fe.-The King erf light Motor-cycles A. Pet us demonstrate it lor 5 on. Wells Bros., Cuba Street. VORTON—An outstanding Brit ish_ Mloll tor-cycle. Call and inspect ct Wells Bros,, Cuba Street. . WE stock Spare Parts lor all Motor ’’ cveles. Weils Bros., Cubs Street "WIDE range Tires and Tubes for al) VV makes of Motor-cycles et Wells Bros., Cuba Street. _____ RACES, TO-DAY (BONING DAY). THE PUBLICAN'S BOOTH Is in the capable hands of G. LUONI, > Proprietor of the NEW ROYAL HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. BEST BRANDS OF LIQUOR. PROMPT AND EFFICIENT- ATTENTION GUARANTEED. “Garblers,’’ who work in a warehouse in the London docks, are employed in sorting out nutmegs and other aromatic imports into sound, partlv sound, and damaged categories. A 'tablet has been discovered in Spain containing an alphabet 8000 years old. I