For Charming Blouses & Smart Skirts, > « CHARMING BLOUSES arrive regularly by every Home boat whilst we also draw on New Zealand’s best makers. The new styles are now showing—Tvhen in Palmerston make it your business to see them, SMART SKIRTS —ln these we always keep pace with blouse styles so that patrons may at all times rely on finding the newest expressions of skirt styles. WAR REBATE FOR CASH. Ofljevery shilling spent in cash with us we refund you one penny—thus a 5/- article costs you 4/7 cash, a 20/- article only 18/4 and so on. The only perfectly equitable cash rebate or discount in operation. We employ no Travellers or Canvassers. 2 m k Tea Rooms open Daily. 6 e a BROAD fiJ PALMERSTON. NORTH War Rebate J | Given.,
IF TENNIS IS YOUR GAME THEN we can supply you with the Racquet. We axe fully equipped to meet all your requirements, and tsock only the best British makes, which we guarantee fox long and satisfactory service. So much depends on the quality and weight , of your Racket That it is advisablt to buy here, where you can depend on getting the “Right Thing at the Right Price.’' WE SPECIALISE IN REPAIRS. John J. Boagey, Saddler & Leather Merchant, PAHIATUA.
TAUPIRI COAL. NEW ZEALAND'S BEST ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES Obtainable from yoor Local Merchant, All information from John Mill & Co., 39 JOHNSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. SOLE AGENTS. M ASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. , SOLWAY - SHOW. THE PREMIER NORTH ISLAND AUTUMN STOCK SHOW. FEBRUARY. 15th and 16th, 1916. Ram and Eva Fair. HOLIDAY Excursion Tickets will be obtainable a» under: To Master toe and Solway from Palmerston North, Dannevirke. Wellington (Lambton), and intermediate stations TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY 16th. 1916. Special passenger trains, stopping;, if required, at all stations, will run aa follows: For Solway: WoodviHo dep. 8.5 am., Mangatainoka 8.28, Pahiatua 8.33, Elketahnna 9.26, ManrLceville 9.65, Mas ter ton 10.45 a.m., and 12.30 p.ra. For Woodville: Solway dep. 4.45 p.m. In addition, the ordinary train usually leaving Carterton at 4.26 p.m. will leave at 4.46 p.m., Solway 6.26 P ‘ BL ‘ J. B. EMMETT, Secretary, Box 40, Maatearton. FRUIT! FRUIT!! FRUIT!!! TIIREBH FRUIT, direct from the T GROWER— r PEARS (doßsert or bottling), 3/- tl' 3/6 oaao. hi APPLES (dessert), 4/- to 4/6 per half-bushel. APPLES (cooking), 3/- per halfbushel, or 5/6 per bushel. TERMS: CASH WITH ORDER. A. Moore, Sunnybank, Hastings.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5357, 15 February 1916, Page 8
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