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Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12804, 30 May 1914, Page 4

But Be Sure and Buy -5- v , ~ir». \ - * ' *-.1- '>hT*a A Good Pendant! UEBE examples proclaim just . ii - that subtle difference —that unmistakable suggestion of "class'' and distinction which will accord with your ideas —and so will the prices. PEARL PENDANTS IN 15 CARAT GOLD. If you appreciate the pale delicacy of pearls—their sense of dignity and refinement, then you'll like these. We've a very special selection this season. Or do you prefer Aquamarines? we'll mount them to your own personal taste. Will you call? This is the largest and best assortment in Falmerston North. O'Connor &Tydeman, JEWELLERS, The Square, PALMEESTON NORTH. We give half a dozen Electro Silver Teaspoons with each Wedding Ring sold. [A CARD.J STANLEY BROWN Solicitor, Manehestei square <• FEILDING. R. M. Prior, Managing Olerk. MONEY TO LEND in large or small sums on freehold or other security. MADAME HARRIS, VOICE SPECIALIST, ARTISTIC Training of Singers. Voice production and Diction. Madame Harris receives as pupils ladies and gentlemen desirous of further development in vocalisation. Pianoforte, etc., taught. Terms on application, Studio, care of D. B. Harris, chemist, corner Main street East and Duke street. FOR PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING RING 'PHONE 86. Keeling and Mundy, Rangitikei street. PALMERSTON NORTH. ORDERS executed promptly and at most reasonable prices in town. \ LESLIE McMINN, MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR And GENERAL MASON, 62 Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Cemetery "Work in all its Branches Executed in any Part of the District. A Trial Solicted. Price Moderate. C. H ALLEN, (Late of O'Connor and Tydeman) Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweller, Engraver and Diamond Setter, CLARENDON BUILDINGS, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. All Classes of Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. Ring Work a Speciality. Telephone 821. Pneumonia or New Raincoat. That's what it may mean. If you're going to risk it this Autumn -without the latter you may end up with the former. In which case you'll probably be attending a funeral and riding by yourself in the first carriage. But, to quit joking, my Autumn showing of Raincoats is unique. I've drawn on the Kaiapoi Company and May of Yorkshire for their best. These two names stand for value every time. Even if you don't want a coat I'd like you just to drop in, as the roan said to his friends when he went to live by the river, and see my stock. I won't ask you to bu\\ MAHON REAL RELIABLE RAINCOATS.

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