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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9740, 4 March 1914, Page 7

C. Smith, Ltd. 10 Hays only to go, we then closs our Summer Sale. yVE hare a few Special Job. to offer, for th« remaining f«w day. LADIES' MORIETTE UNDERSKIRTS, all shades. 3s lid LADIES' WASHINC GAMBRiCINDERSKIRTS. Is lid TO CLEAR COLOURED AND BLACK STRAW SHAPES. ™ ALL TO CLEAR, Is EACH READY-TO-WEAR HATS. 1s lid TO CLEAR LADIES' WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES. ITEACH DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS various material*. 6d Yd. TO CLEAR JAPANESE CREPES, in Sky, Pink, Brown, Green, Helio. 6d Yd. TO CLEAR. The usual Sale Price, 7M yd LADIES' PLAIN BLACK COTTON HOSE. , 6d PAIR LADIES' PLAIN BLACK COTTON AND WOOL HOSE. 2 PAIRS FOR 1s 6d LADIES' BLACK EMBROIDERED LISLE HOSL, 9d PAIR LARCE BROWN TURKISH BATH TOWELS. PAIR~ REMNANTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS HALF THE MARKED PRICES.

C. Smith, Ltd., Palmerston North. TWO GOOD CHEAP FARMS. 1 00 ACRES, freehold, all grassed, 9 paddocks, permanent water, undulating and flat, good 7-roomed house, conyeniences; railway 4 miles, factory and school, 2-mile. Price £lB 10s per acre; £SOO cask. *OO Acres, freehold, all grassod, 7 paddocks, undulating and flat, pertftnent water; good 6-roomed house, conveniences; railway 4 miles, school ud factory 1 mile. Price £l4 per acre; £SOO cash. Many more good farnu f«r m 1«. E. R. EAMES, LAND AGENT, EKETAHUNA. £8 PER ACRE BUYS <£l4 PER ACRE LAND. /\ GOVERNjIEN F Valuator recently valued 481 acres, good quality, un,a__L uulating, pioughalie iand, at V» hangare;, and considered it easily .worth £l4 per^acre —land near by was Mild at that figure. Situated 1$ miles from Post Office, s(iK)ol. dairy, and proposed mul-kju, North Auckland Main Trunk railway, 4 mib* from wharf, weekly »tearner. Well sub-divided with sheeppi oof iences. House contains 7 rooms; stables, (yarns, with good water supply. Only £8 per aire required to walk in—a real bargain. & PAYKEL, 44 QUEEN STREET, LAND & ESTATE A CENTS J AUCKLAND.

-ft.. « * rs \ IJI Y/ HArenars* >irrKMNia(W ,r. Those Three Top Leaves! Notice the three Top leaves which show inside the pot ? It is in those delicate tips that the choicest flavour of the tea-plant is found. They form the latest and freshest growth. The lower, maturer leaves are coarse. The tea made from them contains excess of tannin. !t is devoid of the sovereign quality of the connoisseur's tea —"Stand-Out"! This Incomparable Tea consists solely of tender delicious tips. That is why it is finer, more fragrant, and altogether more satisfactory than any of the ordinary sorts of Tea. The rich, full body of "Stand-Out Tea" is primarily due to the fact that it contains the essential character of the leaf in its choicest perfection. THAT SUPERB TEA "Stand-Out" 1/6 1/8 l/io 2/4 HAINES ADV.

STOCK REDUCTION SALE. EVERY PRICE A REAL BARGAIN. A.. E. Clausen. CHINA, CLASS, ELECTROPLATE. SEE THE WINDOWS FOR BUREI