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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 805, 7 September 1923, Page 6

I DiC." cash trading.—lmitation J Ifuji bloomers, elastic Waist and knee, j women's size 8s 6d for 5s 6d, O.S; 9s (3d for 6s -6d. . '- f . 7s ANTED to rent,'s or 6-roomed 'M house, by good tenant (railway employee). Apply 21 Heretaunga street. OivIVEES' boot sale.—Laches' glace ,'kid court shoes, size 2 only, great value fat'Bs lid. "~- Fi D.C." cash' trading".— Ladies' [•' wool costumes, with contrast trinvming, roll collar, value 65s for 55s ( Jd, in mole or putty. CI SMITH'S LTD.-80-inch cotton ' • poplin; very choice range of slia. des, selling 2s 3d yard. ■ Cl/'KINNER'S LMDS, Shirley Prest k_J dent braces 3s lid, heavy wool so x is 4d pair. Natural singlets 4s lid, ui iderpants 5s 3d, doctor flannels 8s 6d. PD.C." cash trading.—Ladies' • pocket puff and mirror com--1 3s 6d for 2s 9d. SMITH"S KTU-40-inoh sponge • cloths, 17 different shades to I choose from, selling i!s 6d yard.

) D.C." cash trading.—Ladies .L it fine black lisle thread ''gym." hose, evtra long, full fashioned, value 6s 6d for 5s 9d pair. OLIVERS' boot sale.—Ladies' black kid Oxford shoes, Louis heels, smart style, 18s 6d. D.C." cash trading.—Tapestry jl • stair carpets, 18-inch, 4s bd for 3s lid; 221-inch, 5s 3d for 4s 6d; 27inch, Os 3d for 5s 3d yard. CIALL and get a Stetson at Skinner's: ' latest styles and shapes. Call and inspect. > D.C." cash trading—Fuji silk X • blouses, plain or striped collars, value 21s for 17s 6d. JOYS chrome school boots, heel tipSj sizes 7to 10, 8s 9d; 11 to 1,10 s bd; 2 and 3,13 s 6d; 4 and 5, 14 s—at Hannah's sale. ) D.C." cash trading.—Ladies . t black tagel straw hats, medium or large shapes, value 21s for 129 6d. JU the thing for summer wear. Sale price 27s 6d—at Hannah's

PD.C." cash trading.—Ladies' t black handbags, with flap-over, inside purse with metal frame, mirror and chain purse, value los 6d for 10s lid. W price "and where to be seen to "C.J.S." "Standard." \OR every day I Special dinner and tea menus I We have opened our rooms upstairs for morning and afternoon teas.—J. Rawlins, White House. OLIVERS' boot sale.—Ladies' smart nigger Oxford shoes, shaped lea'ther heels, good fitting, 19s 6d. PD.C." cash • brown coating serge costume, coat braided and lined, value £4 4s for £3 12s 6d» C SMITH'S LTD.-40-inch chiffo- •. nella for dainty underwear; fancy floral designs, selling 2s lid yard PD.C." cash trading.-38in soft t British crepes, 13 lovely colours, including white, value 2s lid for 2s Gd yard. KINNER LEADS, new shipment of i latest hats including stetsons, Carricks, Bors'alino, Victor Jays. Don't miss these . y D.C." cash trading.—Ladies' X • braided gaberdine coat frocks, value 52s 6d for 455. DRESSMAKING, Miss Richardson has removed to upstairs, Hopwoods' buildings, Main street, near Post Office. PD.C." cash trading.—Double • width fine cotton georgettes, 20 latest colours, value 3s 6d for 2s 6d yard. FLAXMILLERS. TENDERS are invited for 600 to 800 - tons of green flax, at per ton; can be cut with hook. Situated on MiBryant's farm at Shannon, Foxton side of river. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders close 17th September. A. BURLING, Manager, Shannon.

FOR SALE BY TENDER, AS GOING CONCERN. DUSINESS'of Chas. Pike and Co., Jt> Cabinetmakers and Undertakers. Apply to Solicitors for particulars and to arrange inspection. Tenders to be written, and close noon WEDNESDAY, 12th inst. Lowest or other tender not necessarily accepted. COOPER, RAPLEY AND RUTHERFURD, Solicitors, Palmerston North. TO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN. \7OUR BOOKS and ACCOUNTS kept J. accurately. Trade and other debts collected. Apply "MODERATE," P.O. Box 363, Palmerston North. APITI-POHANGINA RABBIT DISTRICT BOARD. I EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. NOTICE is hereby given that, pur, suant to part 3 of the "Rabbit Nuisance'Act, 1908," the "Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," and amendments thereto, an election of one Trustee will be held on TUESDAY, Septem r ber the 25th, 1923, and I hereby appoint the County Office, Pohangina as the place, and Wednesday, the. 19th day of September, 1923. before noon, as the day.and time at which nominations of such candidates for the said office will be received. . Nomination papers, can be obtained from the store at Apiti, or from the undersigned during office hours. . HERBERT SYMES, .Returning Officer, Apiti-Pohangina Rabbit District Board. Pohangina, September Ist, 1923.

KB N^f>. <m WE announce tremendous rejections in "LACTA" & "MILKA" Separators throughout the Dominion. yet the efficiency, workmanship and finish is better than ever, making the "LACTA" king of separators on the New Zealand market jT\ "TVAHL AND pO., T TD., f NEW. 'ZEALAND .AGENTS,. : Palmerstou North.