rr AT COBBE’S YOU’LL FIND THE ANSWER. Pleasing gift suggestions for all—Mother, Father, derful assortment at Cohhe’s and they’re priced to PURE LINEN SOFT BLEACH HANDKERCHIEFS, Jin hem, done up in half dozens 5/11, €B/0, 7/0 half dozen. CHILDREN’S PICTURE HANDKERCHIEFS, (coloured), in quite a new range of neat boxes. 3 or G in box. 1/9. 2/, 2/11 a box. DAINTY BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS, embroidered corners and lace iCdges. in J and i dozen in box. Splendid Xmas Gifts. Prices ranging from 2/0 2/11, 3/0, 3/11, 4/IX to 17/0 box. ster, Brother, Friend. Sweetheart—seen in wonPlease the giver. LADIES' FINE LAWN DAINTY HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. plain and with fancy corners. For useful Xmas Gifts. 9d, I/-, 1/3, 1/4, 1/0, 1/11 each. LADIES’ SMART UMBRELLAS. In newest designs, including Chubby sticks; useful Xmas gifts. Prices from .8/11, 0/11, 10/0, 12/6, 14/0, 15/6, 17/6. 19/0, 21/-, to 35/- each ARTIFICIAL SILK ANKLE HOSE, high silk leg. superior quality. Black, navy, brown, fawn, putty, and grey. 0/11 pair. 0 The Mail Order House ir % yOU KNOW that the 15-30 Crossley is a high grade product throughout, that it is unquestionably the finest value in its class, but do you realise the following?— 1. —it has a petrol consumption of at least 30 miles per gallon. 2. —lt easily attains over 50- miles per hour. 3. —Jt climbs ANY ordinary hill on top 4. —lt does away with the necessity to buy a small underpowered car at the same price. SUB AGENT—CARL NEIL'SON, Palmerston North, Phone 6448 CHIEF AGENTSFEILDING. ’PHONE 175.
REMOVAL NOTICE. T WISH to notify my numerous Clients that I will bo opening- I'cr Business in the new Central Premises adjoining Messrs. Barraud & Abraham JJd.’s premises, Fcrgnsson Street, on January 9th, 1925. Good Yarding Accommodation for Pigs and Poultry. PERCY P. STEVENS, Auctioneer. GRAMOPHONES From 8 6 to £65. PIANOS From l'% to £2OO. ONCY OBTAINABLE AT FEEDING FANCY GOODS ARCADE, (LATE MCLEAN'S! G. A. FIEBIG Proprietor. FURNITURE RENOVATED. QUITES Recovered, Floors Polished, and all Classes of Upholstering undertaken and executed promptly. H. HAYCOCK, ’Phone 43G. Fcilding, or leave orders at Steven’s Auction Mart. PLAGUE OF GRASSHOPPERS A MOTOR MASSACRE. A motor-car that arrived at Dubbo from Trangio, New Soutuh Wales,, the other day. presented an interesting sight. The radiator was literally covered with dead grasshoppers, and the entire front of the car, including the _ wind-screen, was a dirty yellow, duo J[ to the massacre when the car cut its way through the thick mass of insects. 11 The driver said that the grasshop- ti pers were as thick as dust for about j, half a mile, and not only was he oblig- e ed to go slowly, but he had to get out d on one occasion and sweep the dead C insects from the radiator, to which c owing to the heat, the victims wero stuck fast. a Fortunately, little damage is being done by these pests this year, as they did not make their appeara'nce until the crops were well advanced.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 2560, 18 December 1924, Page 2
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