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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 105, 3 April 1926, Page 2

Jit. McKENZIE’S, Ltd., specials. • —Large assortment of new bags, just arrived, from 17s Gd to 50s; usstd. coloured vanity eases, 4s lid; children’s beaded bags, irom Is 3d to 4s; children’s shoulder strap bags, from Is to 2s. APEX double-sided records, latest hits, etc., 2s ILd, obtainable only at N'.Z. Importing Co. IVEIiALL tor good meats.--King your order—we will speedily supply.—H. Divehall, butcher, Rangitikoi street (phone 5208). IA.MPS —light up! Oil lamps from A 3s; carbide from 7s Gd ; electric horn 22s 6d; all spares stocked; tin carbide Gd.—Only at Boucher’s. 06 Cuba street. jT'XOLISII crystal.—The aristocrat of -4 wedding gifts. Appreciated by everyone. Our cash prices bring it within the reach of all gift givers. 5 ases 5/6 to 21/-; salad bowls, 21/- to 65/-; tumblers 21/. j dozen: wine glasses 19/6 i dozen; Champagne glasses 32/6 2 dozen; decanters 25/-, 42/6 each; sweet dishes from 4/upwards.—Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. EAUTIFUL skin obtained by using ' Cunninghame’s Premier Skm Cream, prevents sunburn and all roughness; 2s Gd jar, from Cunninghame, prescription chemist, Broadway. WH. BOON are agents for • Scquah’ts medicine and Sequah s oil. Address. Broadway. SCHOOL pencils, Od per dozen.— N.Z.I. Co. alteration sale. LEADLIGHTS, glass bevelling and motor screen glasses completed at very short notice by Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street. OWING to our small present space we are taking larger premises to cope with tlio demand for higher grade tailoring. Opening Coleman plaoe, next Union Bank, after Easter holidays.—Leslie Collier, the London tailor. "O EG DEN’S stocktaking sale gives JL you the opportunity of buying Pegden’s guaranteed furniture at bargain prices. iOG owners in the Borough. Rej member after March 31st you wall pay 275. LIGHT 3-seater, English car, late model, s.s. and e. 1., perfect order, 0140.—Adams, Ltd. EMPIRE gramopnone-s on view in George street. Any design made, ill parts stocked, complete sets supolietl to build your own machine. — Private phone 6G25. .— Try tne Brand Cafe. Exoelleat fare, jcod service. IT OR 0110 week only, first-class Eng--1 lisli push bikes, stocktaking saie price JL 7 10s cash.—General Motor Exchange (phone 5430)._ 1 OPP. cherry pipes 2/3, largo cold~Bi cured cotton mops 3/3; extra strong tire shovels 1/3, largo tin joy i/3, at Butter’s, Phone 6446, C'- CHEVROLET, 5 - seater,, superior J model, good going order; any trial. General Motor Exchange /phone 5430). 1886. April 24 May 22 THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED. TO THE UNITED BIN ODOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL. LARGE MODERN TWIN SCREW PASSENGER STEAMERS. With Unsurpassed Accommodation. about. Jteamur From. TOTORUA Wellington .iEMUERA , Wolbngton fUUAPEHf, June 25th. 4UAHINE Wellington LtUT UitUA Wellington t Intermediate saloon, tteiurn tickets are with and 0. and Orient Lines (via Suez), and A. and the Union Line (via Cana and .hmenoa) or Aberdeen and Blue nnel Lines (via South Africa). For iurtner particulars apply : BARRAO'D AND ABRAHAM, LTD., Jmeraton North. Fehdmg h Dannevirke. July 17 Sept. 11 S.S. “KENNEDY” Leaves (circumstances permitting). 7S7ELLINGTON TO FOX 1 ON, /V THURSDAY. YITELTON FOR 4OX TON, Early. Agents: Palmerston N., Goldingliam id Beckett, Ltd. (phone 556 b). feiidg, Hodder and Tolley, Ltd. Levin id Co. Ltd. F’oxton and VYelhngton. CANTERBURY STEAM SHIP--1 PING CO., LTD. “CALM,” s.s. “Si’OllM, s.s. “BREEZE,” s.s. “GALEr And anotner vessel to arrive, tegular and direct Coastal Cargo vice between Bluff, Dunedin, naru, Timaru, Lyttelton, Weliiug- , Picton and Wanganui, or particulars 01 ueigut and cargo oe apply to : C. F. MILLWARD & CO., Agents, Wanganui. CANADA, UNITED STATES AND EUROPE. • ’ ) OYAL MAIL SERVICES, via VanU couver and Sau Francisco. iieguar r.nightly Euiiiugs. oainug dates and es on application to tne agents, M. ELI lu 1 i'_ LID., Palmerston N., ONION a TEAM SHIP CO.. OF f j.. tin. THE TRIP OE A THOUSAND DELIGHTS!. TO THE HOMELAND VIA CAN A DIAN-P AC 14 iC RAILWAY, In conjunction with CANADIAN-AUSTRAL ASIAN ROYAL MAIL SIS. LINE TO VANCOUVER, B.C. Cross the world the C.P.R. way.. npRAVERSE Canada—tlit world’s 1 fairyland of scenic beauty—in speedy all-steel trams, luxuriously equipped for. comfort and observation. Cross the snow-crowned Rockies in daylight. Thlrle.ll lavishly appointed C.P.11. Hotels situated in the midst of primeval charms and a wilderness of lofty peaks and crags. Visit Lake Eouise, Banff, Sicamous, 4'ield (for Emerald, t Lake and Yolio Valley) and the wonder spots. REACHED ONLY BY TRAINS OF CAN ADI AN-PACIFJ C RAILWAY. Travel across • the Atlantic by the magnificent Empress or Monoclass Steamships of the Canadian-Pacific Line. The superb appointed quad-ruple-screw motor ship Aorangi, together with the favourite E.M.S. Niagara, now on the Auckland-Vancouver run. Reservations made in Sleeping Cars, Hotels and Steamships. For descriptive pamphlets and ' full particulars apply 10 any office of the Union Steam Ship Co. of N.Z., Etd. ; Thus. Cook and Son , or J. Sclater, Representative, CA NA DIAN-PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., Union House, Sydney, N.S.W.