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MEW MILLINERY. WE now thowing one First Shiptaea Qt New Autumn Millinery 1 The Latest Shades and Colourings. The Newest Shapes. The Daintiest Trims, Wo shall be delighted to show you these Goods. victoriFhouse, PALMERSTON H. The [Store that Serves you ht.

O.BT YODB Leather Travelling Cases (Gent’s or Lady's) and WBITING TOUJRIST OASES, Big Assortment and Splendid Value, at MILSON & CODE’S MANCHESTER SQUARE, PEILDING. Sorry but i’ll Have to Leave you. It’s i iee J I y° ur **' tO be able to say that to companion when you’re pedal- P I 4 along the road. Pedal as hard | as he likes, he’ll never bo able to | overtake you if you’re cn a I CLARKSON CYCLE. | Taey run so freely—so easily—so | smoothly—and with such a small 3 amount of effort that it is a teal plea- | euro to rids offo. I The Clarkson Cycle, guaranteed | Two years. Price £l2. | W. CLARKSON, | 20th Cenicey Cycle Agent, f PEILDING. mx m ITtHOEOUGH Housekeeper awaiting enL gegeruent, good cook. Address A., W., P.O. Wanganui. WANTED —A good General Servant—- » middle-aged woman preferred. Wages, 15s per week. Apply Mrs R. EasiJioNn, Ohingaiti. ANTED at once—Situation as Housemaid or General, rear Marion. Address “ A,” Pcst-oflloa, Si!vorhopo. ' ANTED for Grazing—Stubble or » V grass in any quantity. Apply Advocate, Marton. ANTED by a Young Man—Wo-k » v on a farm or in town, usod to horses. Apply care of Mrs Belt, Broadway, Marton.

JUST LANDED-New All-wool ts Blousing FV, ids, plain or fancy, 1/9, l/11, 2/3, 2/: ; vJ. Vrydla Piousinga in vodou- ■ igna iasti opened, - JOHN COBBE. /.i’di-g. NEW Swiss Embroideries, dhtif from tSo Manufacturers, juo" opened. A big range to choose from. Embroidedes from -/8 to 2/11 yard, inssttions, •/8£ to 1/9 vard. Headings from -/3*d to -/10 yard. JOldUi COBBE, Ftildiog. | ESI' LANDED—Direct from ~ho v Manufacturers, a splendid nc-cii-ment of Ladies’ Belts. Patent Leather Belts from 6d. Tartan Belts from Is 9d. Elastic Belts from 9d. Kid Belts i■ vn Is. Velveteen Belts from 10d.—JO i N COBBE, Fr i.’dfng. JUST LANDED—New Fastile Amizone Cfo>bs in Polo Grey, Nil, P nlr t He'.io, and Sky, 42s 6d the dross. Pd:tiley’s Hergts, diuct Lem the Mill, in Navy, Cardinal, Cream and Black, from 1s lid to 3a lid yard-—JOHN COBBE, Foil-Sing. N”iw WINTER GOODS just Tr' lived at SUTTON’S, including Ladies’ Jackets, Blouses, Hats, Blous l ings, etc. WE have just received a Big Ship, ment of Curtains, Sheetings Blousings and Calicoes, and offer them at old prices.—A. H. BUTTON & CO, Folding. nPpHE PREMIER STABLES, Feild J*- ing, are fitted with all the tadst conveniences required by the travelling public. Up-to-date Vehicles for hire; also, Saddle and Harness Horses. Charges modeiate. Also, roomy Loose Boxes to lot, suitable for racehorses. Telephone C5.-F. FLAVALL, Proprietor. Of ANTED KNOWN-New Seasons st MILLINERY just arrived. Bock orders early to save disappointment. ■— D. WILSON, Bongotea. Dressmaking —This department, now in charge of Miss Bennington, late of Christchurch. Orders now being booked. Satisfaction guaranteed. D. WILSON, Bongotea. TOMATOES— Eipe for Sauce, 2J per lb Green, for Pickling and Chutney, per lb. Any quantity suppii d. Place orders early.—D. WILSON, Eongottm. f (PEAS—WILSON’S Teas still leading, i- Every mouth shows increased business in this line. Try them. Is, la 3d, Is 9d, 2s, 2a 2d per lb.—D. WILSON, Eongotea. E are now giving you fair warni v ing. Out Clearing Up Sale will soon close. We advise you to buy cow when prices are down. It does not matter what you m»y require, we sre prepared to save mcp.r . for you at McELDOWNEY’S CLEARING UP SALK W ANTE D—Our Clients to remember that our big Clearing Up Sale will close down anon. Our advice is to buy now and buy .veil at McELDOWNEY’S Final Clairiog Up Sale.

WANTED —Householders, Heads ol Families, in fact everybody, to have a share in the Special Offerings at the Final Clearing Up Sale at McELDOWNEY'S Sa'e, Marten, HunterviUe, end Taihape. BARRY & CO., the only practioal Bicycle Agents in the disttiot, offer you a new oyole, free wheel and two brakes, plated rims, etc,, 18 months guarantee, for JllO 10s.— G. BAERY & CO„ P.O. Box 28, Feilding. WANTED cyclist* to write tons fo our illustrated catalogues cycles, oto. We carry the largest a best aa&ntment of bicycle sundries in the island.—G. BAERY & CO., Argylo Cycle Works. Feilciing. ' AKTED 10 BELL—Sterling Organ. 11 stops, splendid tone. A grand instrument for any homo. Subject to trial. Must be sold at on :o.—East Keagle, Th Mart, Marion. COUNTRY Visitors to the Feilding Show.will find First-class Accommodation for their Horses and Vehicles at the PREMIER STABLES.—F. FLAYALL, Proprietor. : IP you require PLUMS, APPLES, PEACHES, etc., for Jam or Preserving, go to ■* The Mart," Broadway, where you can obtain at low prices.— KEN KEAGLE, " The Mart,” Merton. ALL kinds of FURNITURE and Second-hand Articles bought or sold on commission. Bring along all your spato articles to KEN KEAGLE, General Dealer and Commission Agent, Marton. " TROR the famous RUDGE-WHIT-JD WORTH, come to me, lam the Agent for E. Reynolds & Co., Ltd., largess Cycle Firm in 3Sew Zealand B S.A. Machines stocked, Tyres, Tubas, etc., obtained at low prices. Second, hand Machines in stock. KEN KEAGLE, Marton. VF? ANTED to Soil Gent’s B.S.A, vV Bicycle. Has just been over, hauled and enatnelled in pur factory, and now tyres fitted. Price. £1 10s, Easy terms arranged, Aiams, LTD, Avenue, Wanganui,

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8768, 21 March 1907, Page 3

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