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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 293, 5 April 1921, Page 6

■ K'ul 7 LATE ADVERT! NTS. ■ (VASEfe JO ; tweeds/’ 1 |yd length ,for boys’-.'trousers,--t : or- Bs-,Ud, -were 12S to, 135,3 d 1 jyd'i skirt’ lengths for 17s 3d., were- 23s 6d to 26s 3dj ,at - 2,t0-movtow.—Cdjliu-soil Cuuninghame.■ • *; ,f TEnSBYSTfoif' boysUmT^rWbbsg- .»! ‘ ; inent special, at 2 j nayy only, is 9d„ were. 8s 9(1; ,4s ild, wcrd.ks 3d / 5s 3d, wore/, Ids Gd; os 6d were- 11s; ds lid,.Were 11s9d; Gs 6d, were 13s 3d; Gs, lid, were 13s (id/—Collins>on Cimuingliame. Fit all ages ’irbm ’ 3 upwards. . * ; QSLYN all-wobl jerseys; boys 1 -.j' 1 strongest school, make,., 26in, for 5s 3d, wore 9s’ Ild; ‘2Bln, lor’os lid, wore' 10s 9d CqlJinsoij: Ctmninghainebs bargain basement ; 2 to-fcorrow. 1

BARGAIN, basement' to-morrow" at ,2: boys and girls’ : • .all-wool navy jerseys for .ages from.; 3yrs. upwards; iialf 'prices;-;-Collinson Ginmingiiame’s. BASfIMjENT - at 2; Colonial tweed , remnants, formerly I'oa 6d to 17s (id yard/ boyi’ trouser lengths, |yd. for 8s 9d; skirt lengths, It yds, for - Its 3d; pure wbol.—-Collin-son Cunninghamc. LADIiiS’ 1 black patent leather bolts with nickel clasps for Is lid, in bargain basement to-morrow; were 3s 1 lid;-—Collinson Cumiingharne. _ RESS. remnants,' wool fabrics, formerly 8s lid for 2s lid, 10s 6d tor Is 3d yard,- in useful lengths.—Coliuson Ciirningliame’s' bargain base'heat Wednesday IjIMNANTS, cottons, cyiksels, piques, matron cloths, .at. less than half price; bargain basement.Oollinsou OunninghameV, Wednesday afternoon, i'-.

BARGAIN basement Wednesday ■ afternoon ;■ 56 by 06 damask; Hothis for 7s, lid. wore 14s i'd; linen towelling, Is f)d, was 2s'Gd—Collinson Gunninghame’*, PILLOW slips; pit)in frilled for 2s lid pair, wore Os lid.; few only. —Collinson , CunningliamcvV ' bargain basement Wednesday afternoon. LANNELETTE. —Heavy white, was '2s 9d yard (36ins), at 6yds, for Is.——Collinson Cuuninghanie’s basement Wednesday afternoon.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY. 7,1 ACRES, good 5-roomed. house S 2 (practically new), cowbails, fowl house, etc. An ideal poultry farm, 1$ miles from the Square.. The land is the very best quality. Price £2300. Terms arranged. T. J. Rodgers i Co., GEORGE STREET. j. as- > DESIRABLE

ft /\A' ACRES, freehold, situated in vUv thee Kiwi tea district, being 15 miles froni Feilding by first-class road, and. within one mile of township, school and post office, and cream lorry passes daily. , _ . . The properly, is .all flat and ploughable .and well watered; about twothirds has been, ploughed and re-sown la mixed English grasses; about 60 acres at present under crops, growing swedes, rape and turnips; well fenced and subdivided into numerous paddocks and well sheltered by plantations. BUILDINGS comprise , 6-roomed house, telephone, etc., wool shed (fitted with machines), stables,'dip .yards, etc. PRICE: £45 bedrock; cash £2OOO, balance 5 years,at 6 per cent. Apply— M.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY SOLE AGENTS, PALMERSTON NORTH.

SECTIONS. HOUSES. FARMS. £IOO .cash—i acre, 6 rooms. Price £1250.' - £OSO cash—Bo acres, 8 years’ lease Price,£lloo. ■ ' : - £350 cash—2oo acres, 5 years’ lease purchasing clause.. £7OO cash—4B • acres, buildings, Palmerston. Price £75. £I4OO cash—2lo acres, house, woolshed. .Price £ls. , ' . 30s per acre, 2800 acres bush land, £25 deposit, town sections, all prices, WHITE for our free Monthly RegisfV ter." Contains particulars-of 300 properties, ■ / G. A. PREECE&G 0 Main street,-; ** PALMpIRSTON NORTH. nvwOi&S&

A SPLENDID PROPERTY of 1760 acres,; subdivided 'into areas 1 from 30 to. 190 acres; each.’, section ringfenced anc‘l subdivided; easily capable of carrying, 50..cows toloo acres; only h'alfomle from railway station. This property has been well fanned, and those desiring .really good land, showing throughout a- solid mass of cocksfoot, ryegrass and clovers, should inspect this subdivision at once. The estate is free from noxious weeds, is exceptionally well fenced, and the whole place is. well watered. The price's are,right, and,the terms are LITTLE OR NO GASH. This is an exceptional opportunity to a man of small''capital to acquire a; farm on practically; his own terms.,' ~‘, Full particulars on application to * E. i. BROAD, RANGITIK.FI iSTREET. Palmerston North. PRANK _MASON. DELLS all Varieties of Plants, Shrubs fcj- and’ Trees.’ • Send-your enquiries along. NDESERYMAN, ’ SANDON ROAD, FEILDING,