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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 6917, 28 January 1901, Page 2

D.F.C.A. GKOCEKi DEPABTMENT. WE keep only goods of the finest quality, and the selection is one of the best in New Zealand. Preserving Sugar that will keep your jam from fermenting. "COOMA" TEA. A pure Ceylon, rich and full flavoured. Always to the front. CROCKERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. This part of the business is run on lines that commands a speedy turnover of the stock.. No middleman's profits, everything direct from the factories. FANCY GOODS. Several packages that came in too late for the Christmas trade will be sold at a substantial reduction so as to clear all the lines and make room for heavy shipments coming to hand. MASON'S PRESERVING JARS. A large stock just to hand, pints quarts and I gallons. Customers are requested to secure their requirements ariy as there is likely to be a shortage wing to the strikes that have taken laco at Home. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT. Manures— Bone Dust Mixed Manures Superphosphates, etc., etc. Seeds— Poverty Bay, Hawke's Bay, and Southland Ryes, Italian Rypß, Cocksfoot, Foxtail, Dogstail White and Red Clover, Alsike. Cowgrass, Trefoil, Rape, Turnip ' Seeds, etc., etc. Our seed cleaning plant is now in full swing. Farmers, and others having seed to be cleaved should take advantage of having their seed sent in early, bo as to avoid delay i i the busy season. Anyone wishing to sue the machine at work should call at our store in Willis-street, opposite the railway station, when our seed-cleaning expert will be pleased to explain the working, and show samples of seed as clsaned by one of the best plants in tho North Island.

irittllEAL ("Shamrockßrand") I Ground by ourselves and guaranteed only pure grain. Sole agents for Sutton & Son's deeds in the Palmerston District. , U.EXU. Haydon's Cash Store, "THE SQUARE," BROAD STREET END. GROCERIESSUGAR—No. 1, 8s per bag ;'2id lb. No. 2, 7s 6d per bag; 2£d lb. FLOUR-Silver Dust, per lOOs, 7s 9d; 50's, 4s 3d. All other Groceries guaranteed best quality and at cheapest rates in the town. IRONMONGERY— Patent Scythe Handles, 2s 9d; 38in Scythe Blades, 2s 9d ; Reap Hooks; Grass Seed Sieves, 3s 9d (all sizes); Hay Rakes, Is 9d; Hay Porks, Potato Forks, Iron, Fencing Wire, Paints and Oils, and all household ironmongery. Quality guaranteed and lowest prices for Cash. SPECIALITY— Steel Travelling Trunks and Hat Boxes. CROOKIRyTnd GLASSWARE. Dinner Services, 4 patterns, always in stook; China and Delf. Cups, Saucers, and Plates. Glassware all kinds. Special Agbnoibs— Uplands Ceylon Teas, all reduoed 2d lb Luke's Rangeß, Wellington. Hundreds in use in the district Victoria Insurance Co., Ltd., Fire and Fidelity Guarantee Gibbons Seeds and Plants. CALL AND INSPECT Wm, Park's.

GRAND ANNUAL XMAS BAZAAR IS NOW OPEN. XMAS CARDS and CALENDARS 1 BOOKSb ANNUALS 1 FANCY GOODS 1 • CHINA and GLASSWARE 1 ELECTRO PLATE'! LEATHER GOODS! TOYS I JAPANESE GOODa 1 TENNIS MATERIAL 1 CRICKET GOODS 1 CROQUET SETS I DIARIES FOR 19011 Open o'clock eaoh evening up to Xrnss Eve. Wm. Park, THE SQUARE. JOHN a SWALLOW, Bookseller & Stationer, THE SQUARE, Opposite the Bank ot Australasia. Telephone No 90. THE TRANSVAAL WAR Achievements of the Home and Colonial Forces in the Great Conflict of 1899-00. A SUPERB ILLUSTRATED HISTORY. Written by Spencer Wilkinson, and Illustrated by England's Best Artists. Oompilod and Published by the "ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.' PRICE, l\_ i?- i.,«ir PEA- TURES-Eightfull-page Photogravures, small and T S Pho'°s °£ a» the 'prominent v LeadersandHeroesoftheCampafen. and reproductions of Pictures drawn on the spot by the Artists of the " News." A Beautiful Publication A Record Achievement The Regular and VolunteerinWar Infantry and Cavalry Compared A Record of Colonial Prowness

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