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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1586, 11 June 1920, Page 4

SPECIAL SALE FROM THURSDAY, JUNE 10th TO JUNE 24th. During- these 14 days many ladies will become possessors of TRENCH COATS because such an opportunity Is rare. Those that avail themselves of our Special Offer will be able to KEEP WARM on the coldest days. See, then, that you secure yours in good time. LADIES' TRENCH COATS: SALE PRICE : 47/6 J. HADFIELD, Rangitikei Street. "WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE." We close at 6 p.m. Saturdays. NATURE BESTOWS BEAUTY DAINTY JEWELLERY ENHANCES IT. The season of dances calls for dainty jewellery, and nowhere will you find such an artistic display as at Stubbs'. PENDANTS, NECKLETS, BROOCHES, RINGS. All the newest ideas set with your favourite gems. •N. D. STUBBS JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN, PALMERSTON NORTH. W® C^ 11 Whether it rains or snows or shines—whether hill climbs, or races, or pleasure trips. We have a HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTOR-CYCLE and we're on the spot all the time. We take nobody's dust. We know no griefs. We're as sure as the rising and the setting of the sun. A regular HARLEY-DAVIDSON reputation. A. A. WOOD, HARLEY-DAVIDSON DEPOT, 'Phone 791 The Square PALMERSTON NORTH. £A Card.] H. FARQUHAB, LICENSED SURVEYOR, BANK OF N.Z. BUILDINGS, PALMERSTON NORTH. P.O. Box 296. Tel. 527. 7 HERETAUNGA ST., Palmerston North. TIN AND COPPER SMITH AND GENERAL SHEET METAL WORKER. Motor Radiators, Mudguards, Lamps, Tanks, etc., made and repaired. Milk Cans and all Household Utensils made and repaired. W. A. L TOIf BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, WOODVILLE, Has removed to new offices over the County Council Office, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. SAFETY EFFICIENCY EXPEDITION Entrust THE GUARDIAN TRUST & EXECUTORS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD., with the Executorship duties under your will, and the above are guaranteed your dependents. The first because it is merged a and guaranteed by the South British Insurance Company, Ltd., and its issets, which exceed £1,606,000, are therefore security against any loss that may arise during adminis* ttion and in respect of which "The Guardian" would, as Executor, be Id by the Court to be properly liabi The second because its Board of Directors which will control your affairs is representative of New Zealand's most prominent and successful business men. The third because it realises beneficiaries require their affairs dealt with in a businesslike manner, and its staff of trained officers is accordingly kept at a strength which permits of all matters receiving prompt attention. For further particulars write or call on—iB33TW DISTRICT AGENTS, 38 Rangtikel St.. Palmcnatoa North.