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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10497, 6 November 1912, Page 7

. PALMEESTON; NOBTH. The “ Latest” Corset, 2s lid Pair. LATEST ” CORSET is the name ef a New Model Corset ha^ 0 3ttst received from-Home. We are offering this ; line of Corsets at; J/lly as, a very- Special Dine to business' as Eadiefe; Specialists in Costumes, Millinery and Underclothing from our Show Room Department. The LATEST ” CORSET is, manufactured from a strong- Gray • Coutille, deep on the hips, low on the bust, imparting tofthe figure the graceful outline so necessary to the prevailing fashion. The LATEST ” CORSET in Grey Coutille is stoutly medwit/x 16 boneb below waist line, which imparts grace j to its If ir wearer. This^ Corset is fitted with four snspenders (two in front and two on hips) and is finished with Val.jLace at bust We stock the “ Latest ” Corset in all sizes, from 21 to 30 inch When ordering the Corset it is necessary to enclose 3d extra ’for postage on each pair. Postal Notes for 3» 2d for 1 pair. - Money returned if not satisfactory.

BLOCK CORNER, PALMERSTON NORTH

SSall as# Ifwi .llablaa. ]JJ[cINDOE’B & WEST COAST STABLES, MARTON. H, A. PREBBLB, Pkopkietok. COACHES all’traioe, andiOo nveyancea on Hire for Picnic and other Pities Letters and 1 Telegrams will receive prompt attention. MARTON MOTOR SERVICE. ON HlKE—Three MOTOR OARS. Reliable Drivers. Telephone No. 51. f|VO-‘ KI M BOLTON, B. J. MOORE'S""ROYAL MAIL coachis; Leave Feilding ... 8.30 ».m. daily Leave .Cheltenham «. 10.0 f».m; daily Leave Kiwitea .10.40 a.m. daily Arrive Kimbolton I— 11,30 a.m. daily Leave Kimbolton ... 11.45 ».m. daily Lea'-'o Kiwitea ... 12.30 p.m. daily Leave Cheltenham .. 1.0 p.m. daily Arrive Feilding ... 2.15 p.m. daily Coach leaves Apiti at 9 a.m., arriving Kira Dolton 11 a.m. Depart Kimbolton 12 noon ; arrive Apiti 2.30 p.m.' Coaches leave Carbine Stables at 8,3 u. Parcels left there will receive every attention.! > ■ Vehicles and Saddle Horses always on hire. First-class, tomcats always avoilable TjVEILDING HOTEL. J?. W.~ELLIS (Late of Kimbolton and Cheltenham), Hew taken over the above Hote (formerly known as Hastie’a).

Travellers and the General Public will receive the lost attention. The Accommodation is First I Hot Luncheons daily at 1. at 12 noon, One Shilling. Sale days i; hostel a^sadja, HIGH STREET, MARION. MRS J. G. BLACKWELL, PROPRIETRESS First-class Table. Large and ComI modions rooms, all completely reno | v ited. Moderate tariff. Special ar rangements for Permanent Boarders. i . ' ... , ' In connect ion with the Establishment, a MOTOR OAK can be engaged day or night. Phone 150. T m SREISA r&suAPst. ; .«dret. MRS F. R. GIBBONS. Pbopriktbiw.s. This well-known Hostelry has all the comforts of b home, and conveniences of a First-class Hotel The premises are furnished with a \iew to thejgcomfort of the public. x TARIFF, 8s per day. ' ,-Good Sample Koomp,. Beeti Brands .only. ’ Passengers i called for (early f