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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7412, 30 September 1902, Page 4

HA.NNAH&CO., BOOTS, BHOB3, SLIPPEFS, LEGGINGS AND LEATHER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Nursery Goods in Endless' Variety. Girls'Prhnsolls from 1/- I Bjys'Laco Shots frcm 3/6 Girls' Strong Laco Boots from 4/6 Boys1 Ohomo Lace Eosts Irom O/o ' Girls' Tan Laco Boots fvom 5/6 B m' Nailed Shooters from 7/6 Girls' Chrome Laco Boots'from 5/6 Youths' Ohrom Shooferj Girla' Fancy Slippers from 1/3 " „ Strong Pegged Watortign OUR GOODS~THE BEST. Ladios' Chrome Button and Lace Ladies' Button an! Lice Shoes, Olace Boots from 10/6 froiu C/ 6 x „, , , n La-lioa' American Button ana Laco Ladies' Tan Lace Shoes from 5/o Boots from 11/6 . L.idios' Tan Laco Be ots from 9/6 Ladies' Fancy Slippors, very tasteful Ladies' Evening bhpo3 in tho yery a» s ig nß , latPSt shapes OUE PRICES"^HE LOWEST. GcntV Chromo Lace Boots from 12/0 Gents' Tan Lace Boots from 11/6 Gtntj' Cookhains n Kip or Calf or Gents' Olaco Button Bootß Chrome leathers \ Gonts' Patent. Dancing Shoes fcom 5/6 Gents' American Lacaßoo>rfrom 11/0 (ienis' Fancy Shppors from 2/.1 Gonts' Kangaratta Lacn Boots, 17/6 Gents' Knee and Thi(?h tumbootS' Gents'-Btronc Pegged Nailed Shooters GontgLGrccnhido Watertights the very and Wftterlighls from 11/6 latest novelty A AAA PAIRS MADE WEEKLY IN OTJK O^VN FACTOBY. 4,00u Repairs clone promptly. Boots and Shoes made to measure Sole Lo.itbor, Noila and Folfcb.es a'waya id slock. Largest Stock in Town, THE SQXJABB, PALMEB3TON NORTH. UNITED FABMEBB' CO-OPEEATIYE ASSOCIATION. milE PAVOUEITE BEVERAGE. SALES INCREASING DAILY. " SHAMKOOic~OALF~MEAI' SHAMROCK PIG MEAL SHAMROCK. BARLEY MEAL THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SKKD TO^MPLES AN_D_QUOTATIONS OATMEAL, 3/6 PER 251b BAG. TRY COD LIVER OIL FOR CALVES. IU 1, 5 AND 10 GALLON DiIUMS. TRY MOLLASSES FOR CATTLE. , IN 5 GALLON DBUMS, SUBSTANTIAL DEDUCTIONS OP QUANTITIKS OF 1 CWT AND OVEB. r-Ix^SEED OIL CAKE CRUSHED. v COCOANUT OIL CAKE CRUSKED. — TT'SCOMBI What? "Trackor1 Srror.iLii Ti'aoJio* J_ Brand Eucalyptus. Yes 1 and PajiFinri) |||p 53s»a»cl. going to stay for ever. Why ? Because /fl&IS^ / '' la t^xo Puro oxtract °ftlje Australian V., •' ®w!k//> Blueguin Tim. Testimonials are still \^ \S^»M arriving daily to us. '■ \ from the following leadNv*S^\"^S?>S'4si«l^K%!^^^SS» ing Chemists and Storekeepers : A. A. -=^i^;^V>&^^£^^^, Liasamau, B. Leary, O. P. A. White--4**-..-.-.«.-.., —*- — {ordj j j lepworthi p. r. Runga, , EKOIBTSP.ED U.F.O A, P. Woodroofo;- Fredk. IroE UCS M*JLT%:]P 7l?'%J?£!)•> land & Oo.'s Wine and Provision store, -__^— i i' — A. Clausen, 3. Pinkertou, O. Bo vans, For Asthma, Bronchitis, Coußh and Cheat Baker, Mrs Henderson ; W.F.0.A., Afiectious, CoWs, Influenza. Cotarrn, Boro p a hiatua; Sir Campbell, Pahiatua; G. Thioat, Whooping Ocugh, and Dinrchcs*. Browor and Mr Nelson, Ashhurst. Dose—(to t drops on m|r»r cvtry UOTr. • Agents names not appoaring in this PRICE - - -la Awa S» 6n. jj aii w ;]i pi o^s6 forward same to "~-~ """" '-"•■' ■— - •'■■ — ~ Stahdabd Office. WHOLESALE fromiU.F.C.A. and E. S. Pcpler, Photo Supply Store.JPal erston all Merchants and Metropolitan Chemical Company, Wellington.

For The Million Just Opened at .The . Clapham Patent Horse Holder & Wheel Itock. WILL IKSUBE YOTTB HOESE AND TEA? FOE SEVEN AND SIXPENCE (7a 6d). HEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL:— TTTITH the Clapham Patent Holder a horse tnay bo loft safely in harness unW attended. This patent is a boon to tho public, and will soon be universally used.—Stratford. January 14th, 1902.—MESSB8 CLAPHAM BBOS.—Dear Sirs, gives me great pleasure to inform you that I nave found your Patent Horsn Holder exceedingly useful; it is easily and quickly applied, simple in construction, and absolutely efficient. I believe it to be impossible for a horso to bolt when the Holder is applied. I have used it with two thoroughbred horses-wiring their breaking-in, and have left them harnessed to niy gig for an hour at a time with perfect confidence. The Holder fills a want which I have vainly tried to fill for years, and ia an absolute essential to the comfort and peace of mind or everyone who has to drive ahorse and occasionally leave it in harness. Yours faithfully, L. T. J?AQEi M.8.0.5., Eng., L.8.C.P., Lond. Sold by . ' leading Storekeepers, 'Wheelwrights, Saddlers and others. Sent ost ree to any^part of the Colony cAi receipt of remittance by iho manufacturers, CLAPHAM BBOS7, ASHHUBST. WELDUMINIUM. THE NEW. METAL. LIGHTEST ON EAETH^ ONE SHILLING PEE BAR. ~ WANTED! '' EVERYBODY (o KNOW THAT f . Werduminiumy^supenpr to.Solder. WHY ?-Beoe.uee. it unites such metals! as TIN, ZINC, LEAD, COPPEB, BISMUTH BBASS, GALVANIZED IBON, ELECTBOPLATE andSILVEB. Without Soldering Iron, Spirits of Salts, Chemicals, Acids, Powders, Bosin, or any Injurious Substances, which are all, more or less, Deadly Poison^ ONE BAR WILL MEND 100 ARTICLES. WHAT IS WELDUMINIUM ?—lt is a NEW METAL, used throughout A,oJLn. cpnerallv and by such firms as Armour & Oo;'s Meat Works. Chicago j; teav BrofS Preserving Works, South California.; Columbia Fish Canning \> ■ also North Queensland Meat Preserving Works—for'soldoring their tins, as cnere is no danger o£ being poisoned with Spirits of Salts. j£=g» Over 400 Testimonials received from Business Firms and Preserving Oom£u° ltfi Btor y O f WELDUMINIUM is that tho U.S. Government offered a bonus t in nnn T>nln for a substitute for solder, without using poisonous materials, as so ' ™\l died vearb"through being poisoned with eating Tinned Fish and Meats. S^SSftrtSri^OWß." EBSTEB&CO^OIeveIand.Oh^U.S.A, ■nTUECTIONS FOB USE —Take the srtiold broksn, clean well by scraping t-JZ fihnn Vinnt it with a hot- iron, or before or over a fire, candle or lamp. wCSS^SSStolemgb the WELDUMINIUM does [the rest without tho p|a 6f Ohomicab or other.Psieongm Materials. S' dO-OPERATIVE