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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7990, 24 December 1904, Page 7

I ukings >,- . l|O|fc. -§ || from -Japan. \ | The Japs are pretty good Bw§ft! J'MSS^S I f behind the gun, and they are just' te|iW^^lW^M I | as effective in the arts of peace. Wo£^lM>WMM&k ft | They know how to weave silks |fcrf/(|h<ig§f •# £ ? and crepons, and here are.some tel®pC |#^«f# f | of the choicest products of. the ®&&^#jW^W G 0 Japanese looms, to give pleasure \A i t to women folk. <--> ♦ | JAPANESE SILKS, in white and cream, 27 inches wide and & 1 in every worthy grade ' I I At 1/11, 2/3," 2/6, 2/9, 2/11, 3,6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6 yard . | ♦ JAPANESE SILKS, 27 inches wide, in various shades of pink ♦ I sky blue, eau-de-nil, cardinal, heliotrope, moss green olive & 6 green, emerald, navy, fawn, brown, gray, and cerise ' | I At 1/1 f and 2/3 per yard $ I WHITE JAP SILKS, with embroidered spots, in eau-de-nil I I cardinal, sky blue, turquoise, navy blue, pink and bbek * * 23 incnes wide, at 2/6 27 inches wide, at 4/6 per yard" f I WASHING SPOT JAP SILKS, 27 inches wide, in navy and | I white black and white, and white, with spots in cardinal, f I sky blue, black, navy blue, eau-de-nil, pink A.t 9'll yard I I JAPANESE WASHING CREPONS. in blue, salmon, and JI reseda grounds, with scroll designs; 29m. wide At 1/3 yard | I JAPANESE KIMONOS,the most elegantofnegligee gowns for I I women, in washing crepe At 11/6, 13/6, 17/6, 18/6 each | I With sleeves and fronts faced with Coloured Jap Silk I I At 42/-, 48/6 each I I Lined throughout with Coloured Silk At 57/6, 73/6 each % I In Silk Crepe, lined with silk, and handsomely embroidered I $ in coloured silks At £5/16/-, £6/16/6, and £7/7/- each % $ QUILTED SILK DRESSING GOWNS I f At 79/6, 99/6, 105/-, 115/6 each $ I ' I 5 Vhe "Correct" Store. % I — I || Jfirkcaldie & Stainsj> £,td. \ I\ " Wellington and Tfapier. j j' j/j\^ _\. IKONMONGEB Jig** inapeci his new and well* Furnishing Ironmongery, Electro-plated Ware, Cutlery, Fancy Leather Goods, Furniturs, Eattan Ware, Japanese Goods, etc. Wedding Presents. Christmas Presents. Birthday PresentSi NEW SHOP. CLA.EENDON BUILDINGS. SQUAEE.

For Hubbuck's White Lead, Linseed Oils, Scrim, Paperhanginss, At Wholesale Prices. Sole agents for HALL'S SAMTAKY PAINT. One tin at 3s 6d will answer the same purpose as a tinted paper for your room. All shades of colour. Painters, Paperhangers, Glaziers, Decorators, And Signwriters. R. & E. Tingey k Co, Ltd., Direct Importers. Broad-etreet, Palmerston North. I N. 1. PERSON, Painter, Paperhanger, Signwriter, and House Decorator, EiKeiTiKKi-ST., Pamibbston Nobth. T^ULL stock of all Painters' and ■*- Paperhangers' requisites at "THE PAINT SHOP. Prices reasonable. Graining and Marbling a speciality also Picture Earning. Calico Signs executed at the shortest notice. > - • Agent for R. Martin's (Wellington). Embossed Work and Lead-Lights. Telephone 276. ROYAL BLUB HOUSE. FOB the cheapest Glass Embossing, Gilding, SigDwriters, Painrers ana Paperhangere. A large stock of Washed Scrim, Tacks, Tape, Leads, Oils, Bevelled and Plain Mirrors, and ordinary Shoot Glass out to any size. JUBT ARRIVED— 86 bales of new season's PAPEBHANGINGS. The largest etockin the Manawatu District. ESTIMATES GIVEN. OSGOOB. ilfflCOCI RANGTHKEI-STREET, P.N. Telephone 202 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs Dixon Bros., (Late of Carter and Rawstron), FAMILY BUTCHERS, F^ESIRK to announce that they have *~f commenced business m new and up-to-date premises, specially erected for them in Main-st. East, TERRACE END. None but the primest Government inspected meat kept in stock. Small goods a. speciality. Families united on for orders daily.

TO PIG J&AISERS. I TT will PAY rOU to CALL and ■L INSPECT the GILRUTH . STJCROSIKE!' ■■■■•■.■ ■■ at ?. ,_ : t Beattie, Lang & Co.'s. A FOOD UNEQUALLED FOR RAISING A !ND FATTENING PIGS ON. PRICE ON APPLICATION. ' 1 FREE INFORMATION. j Give your BOY some nice Cigars. Give your (iIRL that Box of Scent. Give your HUSBAND that new Pipe and Razor. Give your WIFE that nice Work Basket. Give your CHILDREN some nice. Pretty Toys. Bat where shall we buy all these nice things? Nowhere but at BERT PEATT'S, who is sacrificing his profits so that you will all be happy at Xmas time. IN OUK SALOON Razors are razors, not old meat saws, Come and be shaved, we will not cut your jaws; l[ou will then want to buy a nice shaving mug, And instruct us to put you on our Toilet Club.—BERT PRATT. (f|. American School of I h Correspondence. 11l At "Armour Institute oS | '§! Technology. ; ' 9 • ■ (Chartered as an " Institute of \ ; !S . -j- Learning.") >g I;.A Prepares for Examinations. H ljsSftt ou Slu^y at Homo J'1 9 I vikWßW. ext Books to i M W^^^*^" Instruction Private. Sti'vp^iiK! N»i'ig»t!on, Refrigeration, Pfucjb'tiii f.r.t] Gabfittiug, Mining, Architeeturul & Alechanical Drawing, Mathematics. Send for illustrated catalogue and price list, and state subject in which you are interested, to W. R. Alhxandek, Resident Agent, Main street, Palinerson North. TftrriCH'S Herbal Ointment—lf you * * have a sore or cut that won't heal, try it. Is 6d.