PALMERSTON NORTH SPECIALS. “(j I HE ■ DOMINION" Branch Office, A The Square, Palmerston North, deals with all matters concerning subscriptions, advertising, and provincial news. Telephones—Otfice 5955. Manager’s Residence 5336. I/XCELSIOR Laundry, opposite Club A 4 Hotel, 137 Church Street. Patronage solicited. Country clients* Laundry returned post free. IpREE—On all purchases of £lO or •*- more, first quality reversible Rug. Alexandra Furniture Arcade. QPRINGI Spring! Spring! At D. M. George’s. Just opened, a full range of tho Newest Millinery, Frocks, Coats, etc. BALE a minute might mean the loss of a huge chance. Consult T. Ireton about your.watch. Rialto Buildings, Cuba Street. TJ EADACHES are often the result of A-*- defective eyesight. Consult J. R. Wood, Ophthalmic Optician, Square. Phone 5016. IO ILES.—“Arozen" Pile Treatment is A a sure cure. Posted 4s. J. H. Walker, Chemist, Palmerston North. Phone 5020. IJLUMBING and Drainlaying, first-class A materials, town or country. 'Phone 6772. B, Christensen, 39 Botanical Road. IpARMERS—Get our price for Milk A Vats. Any size made up in our workshop by tradesmen. Ramsay and Campbell Ltd., 48 Rangitikei Street. TTOUSEWIVES-Our 3s. Bag Wash A-*- saves money. Phone 5003. Our van calls. Palmerston North Steam Laundry. ]Yf ADAM DE LUEN, Palmerston’s lead■L’A ing Ladies’ Costumiere, has removed to Commercial Buildings, The Square, Rooms 8, 9 and 10. FOR SALE—Seagrass Prams, 14 designs, £1 10s., £4 155., £5 ss. Hutchin’s Furniture Warehouse,- Main Street East. YfOTORISI'S, bring your Hoods and -*-’A Motor Upholstery to E. Carter. Prices reasonable; work guaranteed. 72 Rangitikei Street. YI" ILLINERY.—Ladies are invited to ■“'A inspect the latest Fashions at Mrs. Tim’s Salon, Hopwood’s Buildings. Main Street. YY ea RWELL. tire Boot Repair Special- ’ ist, for neat, serviceable, economical, satisfactory work. 39 Cuba Street. YfANAWATU Tea Rooms, Racing Club "A Buildings, Rangitikei Street. For Hot Breakfasts, Lunches, Teas, etc. Homo cooking. YOR that Week-end Roast get the best A from McCardle’s Butchery, 104 Featherston Street. YfOTORISTS.—CaII at Win. Tom's Gar"A a g o; Terrace End, for repairs. Benzine, Tires, and Accessories stocked. Prices right. Phone 6146. (DUE kiddies will forget to ask for A cake if you have a loaf of Fairey’s ■ Famous Bread in tho house,' YY e make all out own Stock, and ’ ’ Specialise in Boots made to measuro. Arnold, 307 Main Street TJY our latest method of Polishing, we A» C an make that old Piano look a new one. Geo. Skinner, Cabinetmaker, The Square and Main Street. J. MORAN, Painter and Paperhanger, 180 Main Street, Palmerston North; for a first-class job. TTAMS, delicious Smallgoods, etc., at AA Kewpie, opp. Devine's Hotel. Proprietress, Mrs. M. Gibsom OH! Those Corns!, Why suffer any longer. Cunningliaqie’s Lightning Corn Cure will give relief, first application. Only Is. Gd. posted. J. R. Cunninghame. Chemist, Broadway, Palmerston North. VISITORS to Palmerston North dur- ' ing Show Week—You will find a visit to TAYLOR’S FURNITURE FACTORY Interesting and Profitable. See how we manufacture your goods, and we’ll show you how you’ll gain by giving us vour order. TAYLOR AND CO., Phono 6833, Main Street West. ' NOTICE TO VISITORS. QANNEVIRKE, Pahiatua, Woodville, A-( Eketahuna, Marton, Feilding, and Levin Ladies and Gentlemen visiting Palmerston North—you are Cordially Invited to the THISTLE TEA ROOMS, 305 Main Street, near Post Office. Morning and Afternoon Teas a Specialty. Home-made Cakes and Pastry. Cleanliness and. Civility. MRS. I. COVENTRY. Proprietress LEVIN SPECIALS. QMITH’S Cycle Depot is Solo 'Agent for John Bull Tires; genuine guarQ MIT H’S Cycle Depot can supply a Tire with 15 months’ guarantee for 13s, 6d. r pOURISTS as well as farmers are inA vited to lunch or afternoon tea at Williams’s, Oxford Street. SMITH’S Cycle Deposit is the cheapest place in Levin: good stocks WANGANUI ANNOUNCEMENTS. Yf EN<s Suit 3 to Order, at Spillane’s, I’A 10s. to £5 ss. Fit and style guaranteed. Matchless value. T/REE Gift in connection Agricultural A show —New Plunket Pram. Particulars from Mrs. Benefield, 168 The Avenue. Ai-’HKHAN GIN G, Painting, Signwriting, and House Decorating, write tor price. J. Phillips, Paperhanger, etc., 9 Gloucester Street. r/URNISHINGS and Values! You get A both at the “Better Homes." Busiest shop in Wanganui. Inspection pays. T AWN-MOWERS, Scissors and «U AJ classes of Tools Sharpened and Repaired. P. Thomson, opp. S'priggen’e Hotel. A RAMOHO Hotel. Excellent cuisine. £A Best Wines and Spirits; 10s. day; weekly arranged. Allan Manguson, Proprietor, Aramoho. DON’T discard old Electro Plate; we make it new. Adams and Boyd, Trafalgar Place. 13 GY AL Hotel (Taylorville) overlookAl jng river; excellent accommodation. Tariff 10s. 6d. day. Weekly arranged. R. L. Avery. IpATOX Succulent Roasts, cheapest AJ prices. Only tho freshest and best of Meat. Eatox Butcheries everywhere. ECONOMIC Shoe Store. Ltd.. 144 Guy-A-4 ton Street (under new ownership. Ladies’ Shoes from 4s. lid.; Children’s 2s. lid, L. C. Parton Director, CYCLE Goods, High Quality Covers ss. 6d. and Bs. 6d„ Tubes 3s. Gd. and ss. Gas Lamps 12s- 6d. Turner and Co., Ridgway Street. ( lAli Painting, Enamelling, Varnishing. Protect your car. C. L. Cornish, 8 Bell Street, opp. Police Station.' ULLO, Spring! Now ready. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Tomato, Giant Rocco Plants. Andrew Ross, Seed Merchant, Avenue. “Cl 0.D.” Motor Garage, corner Guyton '-'‘and Bell Streets. ’Phones: Garage 3183, Private 4169 Prompt, efficient service ’ f/OR Portrait Enlargements and all " Photographic Art. the Tesla Studios are unsurpassed. SHOP IN PETONE. 'Yi'EBEZEIT’S Novelty Store—Galvanis•*J cd Meat Safes, Ss. Cd., 10s. Gd., 12s. Gd.; Buckets. 2s. 3d.: Baby Baths, . ss. 3d. to Bs. 3d.; Dust Bins, 7s. 6d.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 41, 14 November 1927, Page 1
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