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Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1734, 9 February 1921, Page 4

RARE CHANCES For ladies are shown here. But there are many more BARGAINS THAT AWAIT THEM AT OUR STORE. LADIES' COLOURED MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS. Sale Price from 10/3. LADIES' WHITE EMBROIDERED UNDERSKIRTS. Sale Price from 11/fi. 16 Only LADIES' WHITE NET BLOUSES; usual price 25/. Sale Price 13/0. BEST QUALITY WHITE JAP SILK. Sale Price 0/3 yd. WHITE FLANNELETTE; usual price 2/8 yd. Sale Price 1/11. CHECK GINGHAMS; usual price 2/8 yard. Sale Price 1/0. PALE BLUE CREPE; usual price 2/3 yd. Sale Price I/O. LADIES' MILLINERY; usual price 15/. Sale Price 4/11. LADIES' RUSH HATS. Sale Price 1/4, 1/0, 1/11. SEAGRASS MATS, 24 by 44, 27 by 53, 30 by SC; 36 by 70; 4S by 80. Usual price 6/ to 20/. Sale Prices: 4/4, 6/, 7/6, 9/0, 12/0. J, HADFIELD'S, Rangitlkel Stre«t. "WHERE THE BARGAINS ARE." Closed 6 p.m. Saturdays. CONSULT JOHN B. GERRAND, STGHT-TESTING OPTICIAN, FOR ALL EYESIGHT TROUBLES. The Square. CHAR-A-BANC. EAVES G.P.O. for Esplanade and J West End, 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 28, 4 and 5 p.m.; leaves West End School, 10.15 a.m.; 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, 4.15 and 5.15 p.m.; leaves G.P.O. for Bryant and Featherston Streets, 12.80 and 5.30 p.m. only; leaves corner Bryant and Featlierston Street 9.45 a.m. and 1.45 p.m.; Esplanade direct, between above times. Frequent ser : vice on fine Sundays to Esplanade only from 2 to 5 p.m. Other engagements after 6 p.m., for parties of ten or over, at reasonable rates.—T. s. Madge, 'phone 851. CHARMINGLY EFFECTIVE * PENDANTS. Purest . gems, tasteful designs and finest workmanship distinguishes every Pendant in the "Stubbs* " selection! They are unrivalled for gift purposes, and as a personal adornment they are always effective —always in perfect taste. Surprisingly reasonable prices are quoted for these charming productions. N. D. STUBBS, JEWELLER, Palmerston North and at Dannevlrke THE NEW HOUSE TS offering Ladies an exceptional opportunity to purchase a range of SAMPLE COSTUMES at remarkably low prices—--59/6 and 79/6. SEE THE WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS. • A NEW SEASON'S COSTUME 59/6 and 79/6. MRS J. L. ROSS, Proprietress. MAIN TRUNK FARM. OFT A ACRES 0.R.P., at 1/. per "*->\J acre ren t, can Freehold for £1 per acre. About 40 acrea drained swamp. Good mixed farm. 200 acres in English grasses; 17 paddocks; 5-roomed house, 9 outbuildings with milking machinea PRICE: £32 PER ACRE. TERMS: £BOO cash, balance five years at 5 J per cent. See us about this. It's an opportunity you seldom get. |k ACRES first-class land, with 16 '*•' young cows showing big returns. House and outbuildings. £lls PER ACRE. £BOO cash. ACRES rich land. 5-roomed house, etc. £2500. Terms. 14-ACRE and 7-roomed house, all '* conveniences. £1650, £3OO down. b PA ti ME R>TQr4NOPttI