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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7630, 23 January 1903, Page 4

United Farmers' Co-Operative Association, t %.M%M LVtJjL I Aid I • Still Holds Front Bank. Once Tried Always Used, Jam and Preserving Season. SPECIAL PRESERVING SUGAR. 50 CASES MASON JARS All sizes. From 1 pint to -ft- gallon. GLASS JELLY JARS. JELLY TUMBLERS. STONE JARS, 1, 2 and 8 gallou.

TRY AULSEBRQOK & GO'S MILK KISSES. A Delicious Confection. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY TRUE KISS IS MADE BY AULSEBROOK AND CO. SEE THAT THEIR NAME IS ON EVERY WRAPPER.

WATCH THIS SPACE WHITLOOK'S IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST.

By Special Appointment to By Special Appointment to he Countess of Glasgow the Countess of Ranfurly Tailor Made Gowns. ANNOUNCEMENTWe are now making Dresses aold jjrices. COAT 3 and Skirts, and Dresses .. from £5 ss. Ekigts ... .. .. ~ from £1 10s. FOR CASH ONLY. Patterns and Self Measurement Forms sent on application. NODINE &s 00., 30 Wellington Terrace, WELLINGTON.

LAMBTON QUAY & WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.

Catalogues {Direct Suppliers to And at on Application, j *h® Pubiis. Christchurch, Auckland CAUTiON-Deal Direct Sydney, Melbourne Cooda sent Post Freo. n 0 agents or travellers." Perth. Brisbane. London Silver-mounted Purse, 10s 6d; Silver-hacked Hair Brush, 30s; other! from 18a *d, fl others from 8s 6d to 30s. •_______________ I Cat-Glass a:ia Silver Top Tomade _° 6d\ „. Cuse of Two Solid Silver Brushes and ComK 655. I Jars, 69 6d, 7a 6i, S» 6d. _\ ' I i fi« M .«.«„«t_iP~.*.i«-.*-i. Solid Silver TlumMea, • W3^_^ C?&iLi 186d,28,2*6d,35,356d. Solid Silver Sweet Dish**, i j Stand, _6d and 5s 6d. 10s 6d to 21s. i „., ,i,— •. « PU^SStIIr Solid Silver Cloth Brush,7iin. long, 17s 6d; ! Silver-plated Ilairpin Box. LJKK_aI others at 10s Gd and 12s 6d. 3_bossed, 12s 6d; plain, lis 6d. ??i_i§F*_ l '"M*'l^vwilSS^_y ifl***'^ Beautiful Satin-linod Jewel Case, fineit Silver-mounted sUver-plate, 21s and 255. , Cut-Glass Hairpin Boxes, Cut-Glass Salts, 2}in. ' solid silver lids, lis 6d. high, 7s 6d; larger size, 12s 6d. ) wsStainsfiHKigwi^^ ij. l ii« l . w ...^_a l _.»_^-^ rnm _?i»nj I • Ca*e Silvsr Button Hooks aud Shoe Lift, 21s. Caso Fiu»»t Silver-plated Pie Servers, 32s 6d. I

i losox & co. HOTEL BROKERS (AND AGENTS, ra'morstou North. HOTELS for sale (50 or more) absolute bargains— | 3 years lease, then continuous lease: ' '■ low rent, good 6ub-lets. Everything for i 28/81 | I 3 years lease, actual rent 30a week. I , Trade £30, good town. Price, goodwill and furniture, £750. 47/158 6£ years lease, rent £3, country house, ' steady trade. Goodwill and furniture, i £1250. 52/171 j 9£ years, actual rent about £3, trade £70 week (goodj cheap ; right to purchase freehold, Urge house. Goodwill and furniture, £2600. 57/168 i Piano Tuning, j IN thanking _y customers for past favours, and while apologising for any inability to kee-o pace with the rapid increase or my j in this depart, ment, I beg to inform them that I have secured the servicos of Mr W. J. Grout, \ who arrived by the s.r. Paparoa on Nov. , 28th, and brings with him the highest credentials as a pianoforte tuner from , the firm of Messrs Bkoadwood White ; & Co., London. '■ Yearly contracts for tuning in Wel- ■ lington, Napier, New Plymouth, and ail ! intermediate towns 21/H. COLES, FALiiUSSION N, AUD SXJJATJTORP

MANAWATU PERMANENT EQUIT ABLE BUILDING AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY. Why Pay Rent? THIS Society is prepared to advance on freDhold property up to threefourths of its value, at low rates of interest. The monthly payments include n crest and principal, and by this means i a few years the borrower clears his property from all encumbrances, and will nly have paid a little in advance of the rent he has thrown away. To those looking for j, thrifty investment tbe Society recommends their investment shares. The monthly payment of 5s per share is within the reach of everyone and ia a sure and ever insreasing method of investing spare fuads, the result being that in six years a member paying 5s a month or £3 per annum will draw out £25. For children and young people thi3 is invaluable. For particulars, apply to G- J. SCOTT, Manager. Tuly 26th. 1904. WANTED KNOWN. EASPBEiiBIES, selected, in wooden buc'te's containing 141bs eacb, delivered freight paid to any railway station between WELLINGTON and NEW PLYMOUTH. Frice, including bucket, 7j ; cash with order. WELLINGTON FRESH FOOD AND ICE COMPANY, Ltd,