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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10481, 17 October 1912, Page 4

I BATCHES ron MEN I WHO VALUE BEUABSUTY. i When yon take out one of these 1 -watches you can swear to its accuracy. Thou are the best watches ever turned out of any factory and were mil da specially to B, F. WOOD’S order. Farmers and railwayman have found thorn the most reliable time-keepers. In Nickel, open fare, keyless lever 27s 6tl and 32s 6(1. In Nickel, Hunting, keyless lever 335. They more rough useage than other watches and are absolutely' dust-proof. A written guarantee for one year is Divert with every watch, and they are good for fifteen years serviee. One of these splendid watches will be sent Post Free on receipt of remittance. B. F. WOOD, Watchmaker and Jeweller, THE SHOP FOB iPBBSBNTS. BROADWAY. M&.RTON. JJ WILSON & CIO GBAN ABIES at HALCOMBS OOWF U-'tAD, AND TAIHAPB I ike pains of neuralgia i ■ ARB MADDENING! You never know when they i will arrive—or when they will I leave you. External applications only relieve —they do not cure ! ! i ffITGULULY’S NEURALGIA j NERVE'TONIC. j, Cures Neuralgia through the I blood! h It takes eff'ct quickly and | relievs almost immediately ! I It has-proa sd i‘s worth in i| hundreds of cases! if Trv it i 2jo a bottle, j ' ■ I w. McOULLY, M.P.S, I MAE TON. A TOKEN THAT TALKS. You cannot safely judge whit is inside a parcel by the wrapper, neither can you tell the quality of | any goods by the can or the carton. You aau, however, make sure of 1 this. Every package of bon tains nothin 2 hut pure tea. The carton is distinctive, anu the contents are distinctive. Crescent Tea is blended by an expert, And is pare, wholesome tea. Solti three grades at 2s, Is ltd and Is 8d per, lb. Write for free sample to W.& 0. TURMBUIi & oo.:i WELLINGTON a S^6 CIALIY BICKDE pack mit AN m

THE SENIOH CADETS. (45th Comply, Marion and Bulla.

LADIES’ SHOOT! SCI PBIZEgFUSD. The above fund is opened for the purpose, as suggested by Mrs Godley, of encouraging the Heator Cadets by providing a suitable Trophy for shooting. The following subscriptions have boon, received : £ a d. Mrs R. E. Beckett ... ... 10 6 MraJ. U Wilaoa ... 10 6 MrsX. Harris ... ... 10 6 Mra 1 A r ton ... ... 10 (5 Mrs W. Gfllpin lo 0 Mrs r>-d Howard .... ... 10 0 Mrtf-E. J- Wilde ... ... 10 0 • Mra Abu'vav ... ... vfi 0 Mi ss i>. E.Vv'iido . . 0 0 Miss S*l. M. Wilde 0 0 MrsE. Lloyd ... ... 5 0 Miss G. .Lloyd ... ... 5 0 Mrs B. J Davenport ... ... 5 0 Miss Davenport ... ... 5 0 Mrs F O. Wilson . ... 5 0 Mrs Walter Johnson ... ... 5 0 Mrs .1. G Johns ton 50 Mrs-G M Davenport ... 5 0 Mra Edward Smith 2 6 Mrs J. Bertram .- 2 G Miss M. Beckett ... • ... 2 6 Miss R, Beckett 2 6 Miss C, Beckett 2 6 Mrs Levett ... ... 2 6 Mrs Bstt ... ... 1 0 S.G. 10 A Friend 10 Wellwishtr 1 0 Total £7 0 0 Subscriptions may be left at any of the principal business places where • lists can be seen Subscriptions may also be left at the Advocate Office.