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Manawatu Times, Volume XLII, Issue 1765, 17 March 1921, Page 4

STOCKTAKING SALE. | Our Great Stocktaking Sale is now in] full swing. Our only regret is that we cannot advertise more lines—that we cannot put in this space as much as we would like to. WILL YOU CALL and sec for yourself the great bargains we arc offering? These are but a few a mere drop in the commercial ocean but they give some idea of what wo have. Striped Blousing, light ground, with dark stripe, 1/6 yard. Chpck Ginghams and Zephyrs, 1/9 yard. Best Quality White Jap Silk, usually 7/IJ, 5/11 yard. Shirting, light, with dark stripe, usually 2/8, 2/3 yard. White Calico, 28in wide, 1/5 yard. Double Width Coloured Border Curtain nets, 2/3 yaru. Cretonne, 7/11 yaru. White Flannelette, heavy quality, 1/11 yard. Striped Twill Flannelette, 1/11 yard. Men’s Sports Suits, £3 15/Men’s Gabardine Caps, usually 5/11, 1/11 Men’s Wide-end Tics, 1/11 Men’s Cotton Cashmere Socks,l/6 pair. Men’s Derby Bal Boots, worth 35/-, 24/6 Youths’ Black Oilskin Coats, Lower brand, 25/J. HADFIELD Rahgttlkel Street. “WHERE THE BARGAINS ARB." 6 O’CLOCK FRIDAY NIGHTS. CONSULT JOHN B. GERRAND, „ SIGHT-TESTING OPTICIAN, FOR ALL EYESIGHT TROUBLES. The Square. CHAR-A-BANC. T EAVES G.P.O. for Esplanade and ! AJ West End, 10 a.m., 12 noon, and 2,8, 4 and 5 p.m.: leaves West End School, 10.15 a.m.; 12.15, 2.15, 3.15, 4,16 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 Featherston Street 9.45 a.m. and 1.45 p.m.; Esplanade direct, between above times. Frequent service 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. PWPllprynf 11 every d There is beauty, there is charm above all, there is quality, in every article in our fine assemblage. You can give your tastes free scope In the comprehensive assortment of Rings, Brooches Pendants, Bangles, Watches, Etc,, with which our windows and show cases are filled. N. D. STUBBS, JEWELLER, Palmerston North and at Darmevlrke autumn and winter show At the new house. The latest in Model Hats both from London and Paris are to be seen. Also A Fine Selection of Winter Costumes and Beautiful Scarves At THE NEW HOUSE MBS J. L. ROSS, Proprietress. A BARGAIN. FOR SALE OR LEASE. 1 20 ACRES, handy to Glaxo, railway station, school, etc.; all ploughable, will carry 40 cows and young stock, 12 paddocks watered by - dams, etc. G-roomcd house, cow Hails, pig sties, etc. PRICE: Only £SG per acre, or would LEASE to a good man. Call at once and sec about this as it won’t last long. I