tSfipfl KODAK nfi^ Seen everywhere! . There'* a "Kodak" dealer near you. You'll find hit shop easily enough—but he does far more iban merely sell " Kodaks" and " Kodak " supplies. He can show you how to make your happy timea last—how to help out your memory by making a picture record of all those things you want to remember. KODAK (Australasia) PTY. LTD. G.P.O. BOX 1474 - - - WELLINGTON And at Auckliadj Chriilchurch and Dunedin CENTRAL, PHOTO STORES, The Square Authorieed E. G. TAYLOR, Novelty Depot, Broad Street Kodak J. R. CUNNINGHAMS, Chemist, Broadway Dealer* • jftjr.lirrr m o mm mu >i :•: Vt 2SS2 OVB that endures is most beautifully expressed by a ring and gems that wil{ last. Eere are several different styles in Rings, any one of which will serve to keep alive the sentiment that inspires the giver. If purchased here the purity and quality of the diamonds and the worth of the gold are assured, and, we may add, each price brings to the buyer full value for his money. O'CONNOR & TYDEMAN The Square Palmerston North, 'phono 5079. m ■f'<> r, ,im» _j.u^s: \ J i*h >»♦+♦♦»»♦♦»»»♦♦♦♦♦<>»<»♦ MI»MH>U>I*MI,MI W»4 "Look Befora You Leap." ,ITE are showing the very latest fashions in Fur Coats at prices to V suit all pockets. A guarantee is given with each coat we sell. See our BEAUTIFUL BLACK CONEY COATS in our window—they are equal to the expensive Hudson Bay Seal, and are selling at £3O to £35. OTHER COATS in Musquash, Marmont, Squirrel, Nutria, Belgian Kolinsky Rabbit, and also the finest Otago Rabbit Coats, irom £l3 to £ls. NECKLETS—White Fox, Black Fox, Brown Fox and Tangos, from £3 ss. MOLE, CONEY, ERMINE, STOLES, and others too numerous to mention. * We are still running our Repair Department, and will be pleased to quote you a price to overhaul your Fur Coat. f WORKSHOP: 7-9 TAONUI STREET. COLEMAN PLACE. i & <3> «> FOR BETTER VALUE.—Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Aluminium- <» <S> ware, Brushware, Tinware, Cutlery, Silverware, Garden Tools, etc. Our V? S stocks are large and complete tor gift-giving or your own home n? requirements. • Hr <§> <B> 4> WHY SHOULD YOU PAY MORE? with our motto "How cheap can <| § we sell it," which is the '"open warehouse system," we are doing a good X Yeeivice to you and aim at. a larger turnover by doubling the number X >? of our customers. x <S> <§> X BECOME one of our many customers who know that Edwards' prices X V and quality defies competition; you wil 1 thereby assist in making X X further reductions. The saving, wnich is not on any out-of-date goods, X X will surprise you. „ -» V To make buying easy the whole of our well-chosen stocks are marked % m many instances at less than half. X «g> OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS TILL 8.30 O'CLOCK. X $ I LIMITED. THE OPEN WAREHOUSE, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. AND AT WILLIS AND DIXON STREETS, WELLINGTON. &&<»)<&&<&<&&<*> £>£>4d£X&&&&<2>&£>&<&£><&<&<&<&<&'»^<&<^<&<&«^<&&<&^^
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1038, 10 June 1924, Page 9
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