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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9187, 12 April 1910, Page 3

READY FOR BUSINESS. J THE re-building took longer than we expected, but at last m we are ready, and nov.- have very gr-jat pleasure 111 ex- M tending our cordial j| INVITATION . „ | To Residents of Pnlmorston and district to come in. and pars $ rudiment on the improvements achieved. ..... n CT "Bigger and better Showrooms give us greater facilities fo. J looking after H YOUR FURNITURE who are thinking of Furnishing, f| ltrk here say that it would be difficult to find a better stock | of Antique or Modern the | ■ A?wetted to come in and see us in our new busi- | ness premises. m# 1 WW $ H SI H 5 Ig HIGH GRADE FURNITURE MANUFACTURER, PALMERSTON NORTH. (j KKKKKKKKIvIvKIv K K K K K K K Iv K K | "K" JAM I K K 1 Is just as pure and is put up under the same K K cleanly conditions as home-made preserves. K K | Iv K Each jar contains 21b net weight of Jam. K K You get what you pay for—a full measure of K K wholesomeness in ingredients and a full value K ]| in weight. - K K ALL GROCERS. ' 1 "K" JAM I K ' * Iv Ikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Particularly. Appropriate : GIFTS FOE BASTES BRIDES. THE "Wedding Gift is a difficult one to select. _ It should be something that expresses the loving thought that inspires the giver; something only beautiful in itself, but chosen with a special Mew to the needs and tastes of the Uncle. ■SILVERWARE DELIGHTS THE BRIDE. And there's a lovely lot on view in Clausen's window. Step along and see it. We buy as well as anyone else, and we sell better. Then we've the choicest china imaginable examples of artists' work in china that will gladden the heart of the most exacting. CLAUSEN'S CROCKERY ARCADE. , TEA. TEA. TEA. TO those ill search of a really delicious and invigorating Cup of Tea, we „„„ confidently recommend our ramoua Tea aa being the acme t-f perfection. Once tried, always used DAERAWBLLA The finest |ow*n Gevlon soft and delicate in flavour, 1& per Jb. EDEIn VALLiiY—Uolciea TiOTod' Ceylon. Splendid value. A choice family Tea 1b 4d, Is Bd, p.x>d a riS lb TiNQAM—A beautiful amber liauor, full rich flavour, Is 9d per 15? Tbfla'fl Teas are absolutely reliable, and customers can always depend at fciie auality being the earn©. We taako a specialty of this department m oas harness For quality, strength and Savour we defy comparison. . Oar increasing business is proof of satisfaction. Obtainable only *t~CAMPBELL & WOEEALL.-Hlsh-class Groom* The Banara and Cuba Btreot.

THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Established 1849. THE OLDEST AUSTRALASIAN LIFE OFFICE AND The LARGEST, SOUNDEST, and MOST PROSPEROUS Mutual Life 1 Office in the British Empire. FUNDS OVER £ |^9?n'nno ANNUAL INCOME OVER ... £850 955 Cash Profit for one year (1908) ... ±-|00,J05 Total Cash Profits Divided amongst Policyholders £14,336,892 Policies of every description, ORDINARY and INDUSTRIAL, issued for amounts from £5 10 £10,000. Ne/zlifanSnch 011 aPP,kati ° l '' EDWAE V^Sretar, Customhouse Quay, r Resident Secretary. WELLINGTON G. J. SCOTT, Local Agent, Palmerston North _ W. BRIDGES, Industrial Representative. Box 131 a PalmerstonJN

rTo be published in September, 1910. | STONE'S TfI HAWKE-S BAY, I Commercial, Municipal, and General I directory j AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. I Twentieth "j fjl A , . • r Year Publication. Edited bv JOHN STONE. i Demy Bvo. size, containing 1450 pages, together with Numerous Maps, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. PRICE: If ordered before publication, 12s 6d; after publication, 15s. STONE, SON & CO., LTD., Printers and Publishers, Crawford and Jetty Strees, Dunedin; and at 342, Lambton Quay, Wellington. H. J. King-Potter and Co., 56, Ludgate Hill, E.C, P.N. SOCIETY FOB, THE PREVEN|,f IiTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. k HIS Society is now established and incorporated under Act of s; Parliament. i Subscriptions and donations will be received by— /j* H. J. LLOYD, . f Hon. Secretary. m