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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 6911, 19 January 1901, Page 2

WE CAN TEACH YOU HOW TO SAVE MONEY BY PURCHAS ING JUDICIOUSLY. THE New Jewellers HAVE opened ex Delphic from London, some splendid novelties suitablo for the present season. Our stock by Xmas will be as nearly complete as possible. We have not the space to specify everything, but in Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Rings, Brooches, Curb and Fancy Bangles, Muff Chains, Links, Charms, Studs, Silver Waro, Leather Goods, etc., etc., we cannot be beaten this side of the equatoi. We make Gold Band Rings from 10/6 each. Our speciality is Engagement and Dress Rings. We MARK all our goods in plain figures. We purchase for cash only and sell for cash only, This is as great a saving to you as to us. Wo return you cash over the counter if purchase is not as represented. We court comparison of quality and prices with any firm, no matter how large. Send P.O. Order for M 15s and we deliver free Silver Hunting Kotherham Lever and Silver Chain. Our famous Nicklo Watch, 17/6, 25/-, and 32/6. Sight Testing Daily, and anything in reason manufactured on the premises. O'Connor

Tydeman, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS, THE 3QTJAEE, PALMEBSTON N CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT THE U.F.C.A. 500 WELL BOUND VOLUMES = (BY THE BEST AUTHORS.) ALL FOR PRESENTATION DURING THE MONTH OF DECEMBER. ON and after THURSDAY, 13th of December, every Cash Purchaser of Drapery will have the option of choosing a book by their favourite author. These will be distributed as follows :— Cash purchases to value of 20/-1 volume 40/-2 „ 60/- 3 „ 80/-4 „ „ 100/-6 „ We are also in a position to show some striking BARGAINS, especially in the Clothing Department, having just purchased from the Kaiapoi Woollen Co. a complete range of Traveller's Samples at a big discount. These will be offered at a price much under the usual value. A great saving can be effected by making all your purchases at the U.F.C.A. PALMERSTON NOBTq. TO ADVERTISERS. SINGLE Sheet Insets will be circulated with the Manawatu Evening Standard at the rate of 15s per thousand for advertisers. Non-advertisers double rates. SUBSCRIBERS outside the Square are specially requested not to pay the runner-boys, Mr T. A. Hastings alone being authorised to collect subscriptions