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I jnoleiims I Have to be I •PAT? VPA-RR—so why not exercise the same discrimination as F ? . bnvS vour new hat? There are unusually beautiful pxoress “You" in your decorative scheme. And well you may rto so for recent editions have brought richest colourings and the most refreshing patterns. ; A P p *!° a new viewpoint on the attractions of Rosco not pay our furnishing department a visit to-day? Something Quite New is the Felt Inlaid Linoleum-One of the newest ideas in floor coverings, and undoubtcdly a tribute to the appreciative sense of the beautiful and artistic in modem home furnishing. It has the appearance qffeU, no smarter background for pretty rugs can be imagined. In delignttui tones of rose, grey or dark mautfe; 2 yards wide and PRICE 12/6 IfARD NET CASH. The New Inlaids Are an Inspiration from &re6ce—Remember the pictures y„ou have seen of Grecian tiled floor and big ™ a^ le columns? The same ideas are embodied in these newest of inlaids and unusually smart they look, too. The patterns of course go right to the canvas, and many. miliions of feet will pass over them before they are worn out. These big bold designs will show up most effectively on floord of vestibules dlnfnTSoms and public offices. These are all products of Britain’s belt manufacturers. First quality,- 2 yards wide, 22/6. ja.nl. net cashl the second, third and fourth qualities show also, the newest designs and colourings suitable for all rooms. All 2 yards wide. , SECOND QUALITY 18/6 QUALITY 18/6 AND FOURTH QUALITY 8/11 YARD, • Then There’s Inlaid Parquetry to Simulate A Wooden FloorLooks just like little oblong pieces of 1 fooA pasted tightly together—and they’re the colour of wood, too —nch browns and woodsy cremes. There are a super quality. PRICES 19/6 AND 24/6 YARD NET CASH. Printed Linoleums—of Scotch-manufacture are. shown in a fine variety of colours and designs. Hero you will find patterns to suit any room, whether it be bedroom, dining room, hall, kitchen or bathroom: in tile, Persian matting .and Saxon tile; colours to match any paper, at our well knowfl kedn cash prices. The products cf Britain's best linoleum manufacturers. Stocked in 2 FIRST 71 QUALITY 7/11; SECOND QUAE!#* 7/6; THIRD' QUALITY 5/6 YARD. Lino Carpet Squares—ln many beautiful designs, easily kept clean, inexpensive and in all sizes required for the average room. Prices— Sizes— ' '!L 9ft, X 7ft. 6in. iw ». .« ww w d5/9£t. X 9ft. .. .. M•• »• *• 55/10ft 6in. x 9lt. A vij* is" •• !•* •• >• 6®/” 12£t. x 9ft. •« •• »;• • • >« ”57QUEEN ANNE DAY in Our Tea-Rooms .To-morrow From 2.30 pun. P CENTRE lON FAS PALMERSTON* A Few of Our Agencies:— MASSEY HARRIS MOWERS MASSEY HARRIS RAKES MASSE? HARRIS DRILLS MASEY HARRIS CULTIVATORS WALLIS TRACTORS WALLACE MANURE DISTRIBUTORS STEEL TRIPOD HARROWS WALLACE MILKING MACHINES SAMPSON HAY STACKERS SAMPSON HAY SWEEPS BATEMAN DRAG SCOOPS KEYSTONE THRESHING MILLS SANDOW WOOL PRESS KEYSTONE DEHORNERS SHANKS’MOTOR LAWN MOWERS PLANET JR. IMPLEMENTS r ROYAL SHOW AT PALMERSTON NORTH. . 30th OctobeF to Iqt November inch , WE ARE PREPARED pot all those progressive farmers who will no doubt visit our Warehouse in Rangitikei Street and oar stand at the Royal Show, where a whole hearted welcome awaits them. We hope you will come. Every farmer will find some implement or machine to help him through Ms work more easily and better* Manson & Barr RANGITIKEI STREET. P.O. BOX 29. LIMITED PALMERSTON NORTH. PHONE 5490. BMMHiaSBMBI HOP WOOD’S FOR BETTER VALUE TRAYS. md Waiters N.P. 10d, 1/3; Ant.•p’d.l/6, 2/-; Jap’d Tea Trays, oval ’ oblong with floral design, 2/6, 2/9 , 4/-; Handy Size Coloured -Trays 0 or green with floral design ccn--1/9; Oak Trays, mortised cornets 1 screwed base, 7/6, 8/6,10/6,12/6. SLASHERS. Slashers, NX Pattern 8/-; Curved Slashers . 8/-; Thistle Slashers, 8/6; Heavy Weight Slashers, 10/-; English make, fall, sized Spades, 8/-; L. H. Garden Shovels, 3/6; British made saw, boys’ .or ladies’ size, 3/6 each; full sized axes, 7/-. HOPWOOD HARDWARE LTD.

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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6756, 8 November 1928, Page 9

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Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6756, 8 November 1928, Page 9

Page 9 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6756, 8 November 1928, Page 9