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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9116, Issue 9116, 12 January 1910, Page 4

WEDDING GIFIS. WE are making a special display in our large window of Sterling Silver Goods, and when you view them you will agree with us that it is the best that has ever been seen in the district; and remember, all these goods are etamped with the English Hall mark, which is a guarantee in itself. Hero are a few lines and prices:— SUGAR SIFTERS, 555. BUTTER DISHES, 31s €d. CREAM JUGS, 27s 6d. PEPPERS, 9s 6d, TEA BALLS. 18s 6d. TEA CADDYS, 77s 6d. TEA POTS, £6 10s. SUGAR BASINS, 80s. SALTS, 6s. MUSTARDS, 7s 6d. VASES, 8s 6d. We ask you to call in and we will be pleased to show you these goods. O'CONNOR 4HD TYDEMAN THE LEADING N.I. JEWELLERS, Palmerston North. We still give half-dozen Electro Silver Teaspoons with each Wedding Ring sold. Alteration SS .'AS it -costs £84 _\. MORE per J l year to insure the I A ] wooden portion of \Dl\ j our P rem * ses than if ill I '* were of-brick, we //' I I are having the old fir \_r walls pulled down |S J* and replaced with

But before the bricklayers can begin Half Our Stock Must be Sold. To this end, prices have been generously reduced in every department. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, MERCERY, AND THE FAMILY FOOTWEAR Can now be purchased at prices that mean great savings. At this Alteration Sale there will be bargains without precedent. No one can afford to pass heedlessly by such opportunities. Those living in the surrounding towns and villages besides Palmerston North residents are invited—and few will miss such chances as are offered. MILLAR & GlOEtil, Palmerston North.

DOEWARD'S sth Great End of Season Sale Commences Tuesday, Jan. 11. "OOLLOWING our custom, we Jl are making a clearance of all seasonable goods. We hold only two sales a year. They are genuine eales. The goods and reductions in price are as advertised. The goods are our own high grade stock of materials. During the sale they are offered at prices that must induce a clearance. We quote a few lines only. Figured Prints and Ginghams. Were 7|d to BJd. Now 6*d yard. Blind Hollands in cream, green, etc. Sale price from 10d yd. Children's Pique and Muelin Coate. Sale price 2s Gd each. Men's Derby and Wide-end Ties. Sale price 9d each. Veilings. Were Is to Is lid yard. Sale price 9d yard. Linen Threads, 10d dozen reels. Ladies' plain Cashmere Hose, Is 3d pair. Children's Ankle Straps, sizes 2, 3, 4. Were 2s 6d to 4s 9d pair. Sale price Is pair. Coloured Crepolines. Were 2s 3d to 2s lid yard. Sale price Is 3d yard. 2 pieces Jap Silk. Were 2s 6d yard. Sale price Is 6d yard. &.F' Purttarda Co.. Aid. PALMERSTON NORTH. The Best Place to Stay -v <\$ PALMERSTON N X NORTH. GEORGE, H. FOSTER, Proprietor. [Late Imperial Hotel t Queen Street, Auckland.) By Special Appointment to Hie Excellency the Governor. JUST arrived by Mail Steamer*, our ART WALL PAPEBS Jhoeen by our expert EngZieh bnyen rom the largest factoriee in the rorld. The prices are marvellona—will rait very pocket. Pattern* on application. B. & E. TINGEY AND CO, LTD., BROAD STREET.