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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6626, 19 February 1900, Page 2

Further Reductions. Unprecedented Concessions. Competition Silenced. CALL and see the Wonderful Bargains at the Surplus Sale Which is now on at the U. F. C A. PaIMEBSTON NOBTH, i Everything in the shape of Surplus ! Goods must go before the | sale closes. COME AND SECURE SOME AT THE U.F.C.A., Palmeeston Nobth. Redactions in Prices. FLOUR—Best Holler, 7s 9d I KEROSENE—Per case 13s 6d; per tin, 7s SUGAR-No. 2, 7s 6d , No. 1, 8s CURRANTS —6d lb, I2lbs for 5s 6d RAISINS—7d lb, 121bs for 6s 6d SULTANAS —8d lb, 12Ibs foi 7s 6d Just Received— Shipment of English Oak and "Walnut Coal Vases, Also, Leather Goods Comprising Pocket Books, Card Cases, &c, &c, of finest quality. Something New. Also, Finest En4lish Table Cutlery. LAWES' DIPS. POWDER DIP FLUID POISONOUS DIP FLUID NON-POISONOUS DII As used with the greatest success anc satisfaction by J. A.. Williams, Esq G. P. Donnelly, Esq; B. Chambers Esq; Messrs Williams and Bee tham; E. J. Eiddiford, Esq; L Wallis, Esq; W. Coombs, Esq; D Peat, Esq; W. G. Foster, Esq; anc others. Also, Sole Agents for— 1 Brooks' PERFECT DIP. North oi Ireland (Ws Dip, SIIVCHETON'S "~^ LIQUID WATERTIGHT DRESSING FOR TARPAULINS, RICK COVERS, &c, NEW SEASON'S Grass Seed. Send for Quotations and Samples. Growing Samples on view. TEED'S Certain Cure for Corns Facts Speak for Themselves. rnHE Proprietor i 3 daily receiving J. letters and telegrams from his Agents in all parts of the Colony asking for further supplies. It is doubtful if any article put on the market has had such an impetus in so short a time. N.Z. sales in 3months between 11.000 and 12,000 boxes. Price Is. Agent--Mr R. Leary, Chemist, Palmerston North. ~R. LEARY7 CHEMIST AjND PDBLIU VACCINaTOK, The Squake, Palmerston N., [Established 1875.] HAS in stock-Bathing Caps and Ice Bags; Goggles of various tints; Mosquito Embrocation ; Preservatives for meai, fish, milk, butter and fruit; Flavouring Eseences ; Rennet Essence for Junket Hop Beer Extract; Sellzogenes ; Perfumes; Hair Brushes; Hand Mirrors and other Toilet requisites in great variety; Fancy Smelling Bait Bottles ; Hellebore and other blight oures; Photographic gooda. bight Testing daily. Those who cannot procure spectaoles to suit them Bhould visit the establishment. None but ;first-olass drugs used is dispensing. Orders by post, telephone or telegraph ' promptly despatched. Telephone Ne. 7, j connected with district bureaus Jf.O. I Box No. 11 BaLMISTEY. Professor Besant, ] PHYSIOGNOMIST, PALMIST, and MEDICAL CLAIEVOYANT, has arrived in Palmerston and may be consulted at his private room, Merryville ' J House, opposite Eagle Brewery, Bangi- I j tikei-street. Hours, 3to 9. Fee 2/6. I Hands and faces truthfully read, advice i given on marriage, health, talents etc., chart written. MANAWATU FRUIT GROWERS' ! HOBTICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. The First Show of the Season WILL BE HELD AT THE mHEATEE T3OYAL. ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21st. ./Catalogues of exhibits and entry forms are obtainable at the Secretary's office. The Show will include Promenade Concert, 3uesßing Competition and Side Shows. Those who have promised contributions for the Refreshment stall please forward the same to the Theatre early on Wednesday morning next. GEO. M. SNELSON, Secretary. MANAWATU Fruitgrowers' Horticultural and Industrial Association's Show on "Wednesday next. Please notice Luncheon and Afternoon Tea will be provided at a moderate charge. GEO. SNELSON, Secretary. TT7ANTED KNOWN—You oan get i »\ -^ supper at His Lordship's Labdbb