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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10891, 4 March 1914, Page 8

SUTCLIFFE'S : FLANNELETTE WEEK. : : ; A LL FLANNELETTES in !jL stock, plain and striped, reduced for ONE WEEK ONLY. SEE OUR WINDOW. OUR SPECIAL FLETTE 2/11 Dozen. Sutcliffe's CASH EXCHANGE, AET O N . ELECTRIC STUMPING BATTERY, THERE is always a certain amount of risk when handling short fuses with explosives when stumping, etc. But with the new power —electricity—there is no risk, no danger, no trouble. One turn of the handle fuses one to eight charges, while you stand one hundred yards away, or more if necessary. Call and inspect. - AT J. DARRAGH’S, PEILDING. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IEBE2EEE: THE MAETOH SASH DOOR AND TIMBER GO., ANNOUNCE that they are extending the HAEDWAEB portion of their business by Opening a Shop in Broadway. An extensive stock of all kinds of BUILDERS’, FARMERS’ HOUSEHOLD AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY will be carried. TEMPOEAEY PEEMISES ; Next Mogridge’s, BROADWAY, MARTON.

NOTICE. rjIHE TAILORING BUSINESS recently conducted by the late MR A. BLAIR will be carried on as usual by MR W. TWIGG, Costumier and Tailor, of Wellington. ORDERS will receive prompt attention, FIT and STYLE guaranteed. MBS A. BLAIR.

TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, AND BUILDING PUBLIC. PERHAfVI, LARSEN & 00., LIMITED.. SAWMILLERS, BANGATAUA, ARE prepared to supply TIMBER of all descriptions at cheapest rates. Large stocks of Dry Timber, Mouldings, etc., on hand. We can supply you with full house order at reasonable prices. -> Telegraphic address; “ Pcrham, Ohakune.” Write for quotations to PERHAM, LARSEN & CO., LTD., Sawmillers, Eangataua.

| MARION TECHNICAL SCHOOL. DRESSMAKING: Classes commence on Thursday, sth March. This class is under the guidance of MRS PRICE land the'local dressmaking will beheld in the evening from 7 till 9 p.m. I _Shorthand and Typewriting class commences Tuesday, 10th March, Free Pupils : Will those who intend to attend classes meet the Director on Friday, Gth, at 7.30 p.m, To FARMERS. —If sufficient entries are received, classes will bo conducted in Sheep-shearing, Wool-classing, Milk-test-ing, Agriculture, Orcharding and Beekeeping, Entries are invited for classes in Ambulance, Esperanto, Cabmetmaking, Dressmaking, Photography, Cookery and Art Needlework and Homo Nursing. The services of an instructor to conduct classes in Esperanto once a week are urgently .needed. W. W. THOMAS, 8.A., Organiser. GEORGE STAFFORD, Motor Car Renovator, MARTON. HAVING adopted the French system of Painting ami Renovating Motor Cars, wo are prepared to renovate Oars within fourteen days from the time of reaching the factory. Mr B. Rivers, who has had 20 years’ experience as a Coaoh and Motor Car Renovator, is in charge of the Painting Department.