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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10591, 7 March 1913, Page 4

CHARACTER AND INDIVIDUALITY Should be the two outstanding characteristics of your autumn suit. These are two of the fea- . tures which invest the Tailoring at the Mail Order Hons© with such undeniable distinction. Our Lounge Saits, for instance, are cut by a tailor who knows his art, and knows also how t® impart to the suit all those little touches which unite to create style. We are now making Lounge Suits for Autumn and Winter-'cut in the newest style —from a fine range of smart and tasteful patterns in high-grade cloths. Cutter -Mr J. B. NAZER.

On and after March Ist the weekly half-holiday will be observed on SATURDAYS instead of Wednesday as formerly. qAM UE L BARRY, Eyesight Specialist, will be in Palmerston, March 11th to 15th, and may be consulted at his rooms above W. Park’s, the Square. Appointments may be booked at Mr Park’s /iuu.ms &Tl)HmsT£NsiS BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Hxan Street, Mastoh Solicitors for the State Qsaraatesd Advaness Office. WILSON & CO, j£&© LTD. GRAIN MERCHANTS, MARION JUNCTION, TAIHAPB AND RANG-ATAUA. Prime Chaff a speciality.

Bangitikei advocate. ; It is particularly requested that all communications intended for publication, such as news items, letters to Editor, etc., be addressed to “The Editor,” and NOT to any individual member of the staff. Unless this is done their publications cannot be guaranteed. JJANGITIKEI ADVOCATE. ACCOUNTS. The accounts for past year having now been sent out it is particularly requested that settlement be made without delay. Subscribers who usualty pay in advance are reminded of tne beginning of new term. FEILDING AGENCY. | Messrs Bissett and Bissett, BookI seller's, have been appointed agents I for the Eangitikei Advocate, and I will receive orders for subscriptions |or advertising. They are also I authorised to receive payment of * monev clue to the Company.