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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 955, 5 March 1910, Page 3

Htt"KW PLANET ARRIVED 'VISIBLE WITHOUT TELEjjoOPE THROWS HALLEY'S COMET INTO SHADE | xue nmwi MACHINE that outstrips a'l others. Has backward and forward movement, noiseless, speedy, andstromr, So simple that a child can use it. Does from the finest silk to tiio coarsest material, Guaranty for years, kepi in repair free for yeara. House' wives, before investing in machines, should see the "PLANET" and by loing 1 to «ill sai-e pound. F. McCfiHTHY.IIO Foxton Line, is representing this'machine, and will'be pleased to give free trial t.i anyone thinking about purchasing a sercin» machine. ° Remember the "Plane!."

CONVENT HIGH SCHOOL, Will re-open FEBRUARY 1 1910. The first year in the fine quarters of the High School in Grey Street, with their spacious grounds, has proved so e;reat a succeys u.at THE SISTERS OF MERCY have great pleasure in directing attention to the fact that the School will re-open with a thorougdy organised staff to teach and care for pupils on the mostappio» u ,d EUROPEAN LINES. Pkilled teachers in all branches, The ordinary curriculum includes: Full English course, French, Latin, book-keeping, typewriting, class and part singing, dmwino and painting, calisthenics, theory of music! cooking and domestic economy, plain and fancy sewing. Extras: Da'ncing, Shorthand, etc. Pupils prepared for ALL EXAMINATIONS- . Matriculation, Junior and Senior Civil Service,. Associated Board and Trinity College. THE SPLENDID GROUNDS Include Croquet and Tennis Courts, and every facility for healthful games and recreation. Personal supervision. Classes for singing, pianoforte, theory of music, painting. , For terms apply to— THE SUPERIOR, Convent of Mercy, Broad Street, Or at the new High School.

POOLE'S, LONDON, Stands the world over for all that is most artistic and fashionable in LADIES' AND GESMLEMEH'S TAILORING. Next tbe Club Hotel, Palraerstcn N,, ABE PROM POOLE'S;, ltd they guarantee Pit and Style ady or gentleman, at from £3 3s. why send to London when you Poole's experts with you

§ H, BOON & CO General Grocers and Fruiterers BEOAD STBEET. Full stock of Groceries Fruit, and r egotables. Families waited on tot

! y premises too small for my rapidly-growing business, I have decided to make extensive alterations directly after New Year, and as the alterations will occupy some two weeks (during which time the shop will be closed), I will lb offering my large stock of— Qold and Silver Watehes, Clocks, Rings, Bangles, Necklets, Muff Chains, Brush and Electro Plate Ware, WHICH MUST 1W CLE ABED AT YOUBQWN PRICE, And those in 'search of a Handsome Xmas Preaont or New Ypar Gift cannot do b.tter than examine the goods. The prices, will appeal to everyone. Richard H. Bright, Watchmaker, Jeweller & Optician, The Square, Palraerston N.

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