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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7027, 11 June 1901, Page 2

RIGHT IN THE FRONT RANK. TITE claim to be with our magnificent i V stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLEKY & SILVEKi WARE. Making no exception of any firm in the cities of N.Z., as we buy direct from the manufacturer for cash only, and also manufacture on the premises. Engagement and Dress Eings our specialty.' Sight testing daily from 9 to 5, or by appointment. All our goods are marked in plain figure for cash only. Gold Band Rings from 10/6. Our special made Lever Watch' for 20/----and 32/6. Two years' guarantee. Our last parcel from Home consists of Beautiful Ladies' Watches in gold, silver and gun metal, Amethyst, Pearl and Euby Pendants, Curb Bangles, Muff Chains, and a parcel > of loose Sapphire, Opals and Turquoise. O'Connor AND .. , _ Tydeman, THE ' ■•■• NEW JEWELLERS. OUR WEEK'S SPECIALITY WILL BE LADIES' TAILOR MADE COSTUMES IN BLACKS, NAVIES AND FAWNS, ALL AT SPECIAL PRICES. ALSOA Beautiful Display of Ladies' Imported Millinery principally in BLACK, AND BLACK and WHITE. rPHESE Goods are superior to any_L thing wo have yet shown, and should be seen by all those ladies who intend visiting Wellington during the foithcoming week, XJ.F7C.A. PALMERSTON NORTH. MARRIAGES. Pieani—Wickens.—On June Bth, at • the residence of Mr J. J. Corry, " Lyndhurst," Blenheim, by the Rev. W. O. Robb, David Pirani to Antionette Wickens. Deeley—Russell.—On Saturday, June Bth, 1901, at the Manse, Palmerston North, by the Rev. S. Baker, George Frederick, third son of Mr J. J. Deeley, of Kelvin Grove, Ealmerston. to Lydia Lang, third surviving daughter of Mr J. Russell Marton.