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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9404, 31 December 1910, Page 6

DRESSES AND CQSTUI OVER 200 TO SELECT FfiO- .• ■•! ''..-■ V :■■-; CoHlnson ■& CnnniDghame ,^ A big shipment Just opened this v^jS^TL week by the Rotorua, direct from the .F^tt^L^mP^jS BEST LONDON MANUFACTURERS ££SBSg$Sgl&W;—every garment being cut by an pert Tailor. The very latest shapes. Zephyrs, Shantung, Linens, Poplins, yßj/^Btsg}&ir^ Tussores, Muslins, All-over Embroi- L dery, affd in this limited space we can jjTOpiilllll^ only describe a few:—Gold. Zephyrs, i^^^^^^^^k trimmed embroidery, buttons and strappings, 12s 9d. Linen with Mai- . : ]^M^^^^ff^M tese Collar, Princess style, embroid- ■■ foZMk ered panel right down front, pipings ' lPfßals3lml of white, and black, 35s 6d. Striped tt^^^ftT^^^ Zephrys, Gipure lace yokes, ; tucks, aMl* skirts trimmed with crbse stripes, 23s . j 6d. Zephyrs all in one, trimmed yoke f ffl[|p ~A of embroidery and tucks,. 25s 9d. Ze- JpH'E- >\ phyr, Princess Russian, . braided pan- '. J>l el yoke, fine Valencine, tucked sleeves, , nS«lffe at} high collar, 35s 9d. This is a charming K "-- r fl^ffc^/'l^i afternoon frock. Poplins in all leading ' HP* fit ♦ I shades, braided bodice and skirt, tuck- Ijjjjl S \ " '«.§ * n ed sleeves, 37s 6d. White Muslin | i Si-ffi Frock, embroidery panel down front, ■_,/ |Is^^£M tucked sleeves, 12s 9d.' White Muslin HM l! Dainty Tucks, embroidery and Val lpf| ' A 111 lace, 19s 6d. Dollar Princess White . nM lifgm^MpMmk Muslin, trimmed embroidery, 16e 6d. Jam \ y||h All-over Embroidery Dress, Princess ffly -■sf'i'llß style yoke, Val lace. These are very l|sri> *«*sS stylish, 36s 6d, 39s Gd, 49s 6d. White |^|'^^ t .^Sl Linens, nicely braided and trimmed, n piR f ftW'J^^Kl 39s 6d. Shantung Silks, with black , Ju£JE!wJß|k! pipings and tucks,. Peter Pan coflar, ' COLLINSON' i CUNMNGfIi LIMITED, 1 AND 3, BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON

■ .-. , ".'J, m. These Crystals, now used everywhere throughout the Dominion, are made of the soundest selected gelatine and the finest fruit flavourings. Handling is reduced to a minimum. There is absolutely no admixture of foreign or deleterious : ' ingredients. The sole manufacturers, A." Murdoch & Co. (Auckland, Dunedin, Wellington), have specialised on these Crystals and made them a leading line. Experiment and comparison will easily prove their superiority. . ANALYST'S REPORT. Messrs. A. MURDOCH & CO. Wellington, Tst December, '09. Dear Sirs. —I have made a searching chemical analysis, of Ship Brand "Jelly Crystals," the result of which shows that they, are manufactured and healthful ingredients. As a dietetic adjunct to the table they will no ddubt find a place in every house, hold whereTa light and pleasant diet is appreciated, especially in the summer months of the year. —Yours faithfully, H. W. LAWRENCE, F.C.S., Analyst

THE CARLYLE 1 GRASS SEED STRIPPER. I ■ . . . . ■ .■ , ■■•■•• ■-~. .-■■ i ■■ . ... - -—— ■ -■■.■■ .■:■.>,.;■ j xUln 10 EFFICIENCY OF SPEtfD I TiKTTtT S TIGHTNESS OF I dkaughJ WHEN, A IS BRANDED "OARLYLE" YOU KNOW |« IT IS THE BEST OF ITS KIND. If THE CARLYLE GRASS SEED STRIPPER k the embodied result ''% practical experience, bringing together in one machine whatever-has prove most efficient in gathering up and RETAINING THE WHOLE OF TBJ CROP, rejecting the straw and rubbish. No seed is lost by being trampli on, as the horse walks outside the strip of grass operated on. , -V i^« The materiak used in its construction a:re of the best, and the the expert workman is to be seen in every part. { :j **> ' ■■ . ■.■'■. ■ ' ■ ■■ Ge't full particulars'■ from our Agents— . . : ' Bairaud and Abraham, lite -t\ i ■ f'-«;>• , '• -. PALMERSTON NORTH. ' V ' ' ' ■■.'■-■■ Or Write direct to Dept, J.; i' ' * s