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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9409, 1 April 1909, Page 8

OHEAP TIMBER. OHEAP TIMBER. Perham, Larsen & Co., Limited, HAVE .FOR SALE at their Junction Yards, a Large Stock consisting of over 50,000 Feet Good SECOND - CLASS TIMBER at the following Prices ; Scantling, 8s 6d per 100 teet Boards, from Gin. to Sin, inclusive, 8s 6d per 100 ft. Boards, from 9in. to 12;*. inclusive, 9s per 100 ft. Second-class Rusticating, I2s per 100 feet Second-class T. & G. Flooring, 11s 6i per 100 ft. Also, large quantity of first-class Building Timbers, dressed and rough. Ironmongery, Bricks, Lime, Cement, Joinery, and Mouldings of all descriptions. W. H. GOMEZ, Manager. ‘jLfASONIC HOTEL, (Opposite Railway Station), PALMERSTON NORTH. THIS TV ELL-KNOWN HOUSE Has just been taken over by J. A. PAf SON, (Late of Mar ton Hotel), Who will be pleased to meet Old and New Friends from Rangitlkei. Visitors to Palmerston will find their Comforts thoroughly catered for. ]\f ARTON JJOTEL (Under New Management.) JOHN HANNAN, (Late of Makotuku, Hawke’s Bay), Has pleasure in announcing he has taken j over the above well-known House. The best of Wines, Spirits, and Ales will be kept. First Class Accommodation. GOOD TABLE. JOHN HANNAN, PiOPBIETOH. JJJESSRB' BRICE, BROAD & CO On account of selling their sawmill have placed the stock of 90,000 feet of timber with HUMPHREY & CO, Mar ton Junction, to be disposed of on their behalf. Anyone wishing timber should not delay as the whole lot has to be sacrificed. LISTEN ! WE have the Latest EDISON Records on hand; Impromptu Concerts at any time. Come to the BOOK ARCADE and listen to 10009 " Always Me (Byron G, Harland) 10010 “Taffy,” (Ada Jones) * 10016 “ Uncle Josh’s Arrival in New York City.” A real funny record. 10018 “Fin glad I’m Married” (Billy Williams) And many others. Fresh supplies weekly. moghidh’e&son. Book Arcade, Broadway, Marton. Agent for London &JLancauhire, Insurance Company. COME, YOU KIPPERS, COME COMB, and come quickly! No limitations, no early doors or late. Come every mother’s son, and every father’s daughter, maimed, mute, or deaf, or blind as the bat that skims the water. Come in your hundreds, your thousands, or your pyjamas. No matter how, COME— In crepe-de-chine or shiny toper. In frock coat, farthingale or motor Come in the garb of old Gaul, or as a Bombay policeman; on your head, on your heels, or on the wings of the wind. Do you ask where ? Welljnot “Into the Garden, Maud,” nor “ Way down upon the Swanee Eibber,” but where the IS BEST. You ask where is that; is it where the palm and the pine tree grow ? Not there, gentle reader, not there. No, you are simply to come to the nearest grocer, for there awaits you that greatest delicacy in tea, SURATURA. THE SUPERB, But Come Now. . ’Tls said that great literary men are dying out: I’m not feeling well myself, but were this my last word 1 should still say PLUMP FOR SURATURA. Admission—A Blend, Is 6d ; B, is 9d; X, 2s 4d, and the hew models. fTHO LET—Large New *7 business side of ulua Marton, with workroom and k: downstairs and 8 large roorc bathroom upstairs, water and i ALBERT H. SUTCLIF Ilfracombe, Mai SALE A Five-roomed House, with Bfc acres of land, situated in Halcombe. ■ Permanent water and good outbuildings, including milking shed, buggy shed, dairy etc., also good orchard. A. GORSLITZ, Halcombe, IWANT every woman to try ( my MEDOILINE.* It' will ymi skin and ! otC'No ■ skin togibAd tofee cleared by it. if- at Chemists. 3.