ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12931, 30 October 1914, Page 8

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

* PUREST AND BEST. "When you are invited tc have a drink isn't it Letter to have th« beat!That is DIXON'S Crown Biand Mine' - ral Waters and Cordials. . Contents of every bottle Guaranteed true to label. The only Railway Refreshment Room at Palmerston North, and that is situated on the Platform and i» still conducted by J. H. Fletcher., The public, ;; 3 formerly, will get the best attention. Try our Hot Luncheons and Light Refreshments ol\ arrival of all trains.* 4/ If you only knew the Delicious Aerated Waters manufactured b$ Carson and Co., you would not drinii; any other.* Order Bell and Co. "s Pure Brewed. Vinegar. Brewed strictly in accordance with Pure Food Act. Guaranteed for Pickling, Salad and Table use. In any quantity from Beli and Co.*B Mineral Water Factory." Messrs Whalley and Co. notify that, the Crown Studios are now reidy. Two camp cooks are advertised for by Mrs Anderson, Terrace End. The Don Registry Office, No. 23 Main street West, invite all those in quest of servants or good positions to ring them up 'phone (346 or to write or call personally. "Promptness" is their motto. A pony is advertised for sale at Occidental stables. The Farmers' Land Agency advertise a straight out lease with right of purchase. On page 2 Mr J. Mortensen has a uew announcement relating to his large stock of presents and the arrival of a special line of wristlet watches. On page 3 Messrs Garner and Garner publish an attractive list of special lines for Show Week, prices of which are also quoted. Madame Sonia, Egyptian Palmist, has an announcement in our Wanted Columns. Mr Tew, "The Sign Expert," £sks all interested to get quotations for the Show. Bunting's Studios require a young lady. Mrs Hunt, magnetic masseuse, ras an announcement in our Wanted Columns. The C. M. Ross C. have a number of new announcements in to-day's issue._ A wardsman is wanted for Palmers- , ton Hospital. Mr R. Mackay has a house and an. ■ acre in Palmerston for sale. » Mr Acton has a shorthorn cow for I sale. i Messrs Maiisoni and Barr call spe- ■ cial attention to garden and agricul--5 tural implements. Messrs Hankins and Lockliirt FitzJ herbert invite applications for money > on mortgage. # l Mr W. A. Hawkins, Sheriff, adver- ' tises an auction of land under writ of I sale in Barron v. Wirihana Hunia. I "Oh, please to remember the fifth I of November," and buy all crackers > and fireworks that are made by Pain's m England. See Collinson and Son's advertisement on page 3. r Summer, underwear of the dainty I kind is advertised by Collinson ana 5 Cunninghame. See page 6. ? Mr C. E. Shortt, Registrar of Elee--3 tors, notifies places at which tjie eleej toral rolls for Palmerston may be §ogXl • * • "I would rather make a nation's songs than a nation's laws/' said a , celebrated poet. O'Connor aad Tyde- " man's advertisement in this issue eontains an extract from a pretty little song. See if you can guess what ltr

Messrs Abraham and Williams advertise an important sale of pedigree cattle to be held on third day of Manawatu Spring Show. C. GIORGI. C. Giorgi, George street, announces a clearing reduction sale of a large consignment of all the latest graint phone records, also some special lines of new furnitur.e Those making purchases of records can hear them tnetf on one of the famous cabinet machines manufactured on the premises. The sale commences on Saturday nex an all the records will be sold at cost price.