ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 283, 7 December 1907, Page 4

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

kiss Wilson has recently had the Manawatu Tea Rooms muoh enlarged A hot dinner is served in the downstairs dining room and fish luncheons in the grillroom upstairs. Home-made cakes, sandwiches, and savouries to order. Best chocolates always in stock.—Advt.

Make no mistake, but call right along to the Royal Blue House for your spring renovations and paporbanging. Our prices are right. Estimates given on request.—-Osgood and Hancock, 'phone 202.

Just the things for spring cleaning; the latest and most advanced ideas in practical labour-saving appliances. Brushware: All kinds for ail purposes. Johnston's English cutlery known by every housewife as the best. Latest Blue Flame Stoves save time and expense. Collin3on's Cash Ironmongery Store, "Cheapside," The Square;—Advt. Carson and Co. are now established in their new and up-to-date factory, Greystreet. Sond along your orders to them for nerated waters aud they will give you satisfaction. Have you tried their delicious Btrawberry cream soda ? Try a gallon of their brewed beverages, delivered at your door at Is 6d per gallon. " The Place for Delicious Drinks." —Advt.

The Foden steam waggons are advertised by Samuel Brown Ltd., ot Wellington. This waggon, which, by practical testa has proven itself far superior to all other makes, is used by the British War Office, and the leading corporations of England.

Substantial reward is offered for return of pocket • book containing money. The Deputy Public Trustee inserts notice re estate of late John Whittington. Mrs T. Jansen returns thanks to friends for kind assistance.

Situation sought by married man in store or any position of trust. A large variety of children's boot wear is available at R. Hannah and Go's, the Square. Messrs 0. W. Astley and 00., land and estate estate agents, Rangitikei street, publish a new list of properties they have for sale. Mantells, Main street, claim their { trices for boots and shoes are the owest in town.

. Mr Bert Pratt, hairdresser, tobacconist, and fancy goods importer the Square, has a new announcement in this issue regarding extensive provision made in anticipation of his usual Christmas Bush. His advice is "Shop early and get the pick of a choice lot."