BUSINESS NOTICES
A bakery 'business, together with furniture and fittings, at Weraroa, is advertised for sale. Another announcement from Collinson and Cunningbame, Ltd., tho biggest warehousemen of Palmerston North, appears in to-day's Clironicle. It calls attention to the continuance of the "Gigantic Giant Sale." Every article in the big warehouse is reduced to sale prices, and the firm further notes tliat all goods are bought direct from the world's leading manufacturers, and are always marked at tho keenest prices in plain figures.
Eull-ca.se lots of jam jars form the basis of a special offer by Messrs Collinson and Son. ironmongers, Palmerston North, set out in to-day's Chronicle. Pint porcelain jars, sixdozen in a case, are for sa.le at 15s 3d cash, quarts at 24s fid for eightdozen oases, and half-<rnllonfi at 27s Dd for six-dozen cases. Other bargains are set out in the advertisement.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 February 1912, Page 3
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