Fruit Season, 1914. PRESERVING Pans, Mason’s Jars, Rubber Rings, Wooden Spoons, and so forth, are as' much in vogue just now as the Band Contest. See that you have everything in readiness ere you P A M Be it Jam or Bottled Fruit PEESERVE AND MAKE We keep ahead of the times and continually replenish our stock with fresh supplies to meet your every need. DON’T'-FORGET,! No matter what it is, we supply it. Just ’phone us and the goods arrive cost haste. Always at your service. 7.y.tmnai--66 M. A. P 99 . © MACINDOB, AEGO & S 3 PRINCE. MARTON. ’PHONE 205. Grocery Tools Dairy Crockery Household Provisions Ironmongery Produce China Utensils
ADAM BTTKGES, Bangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Agricultural implement, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer. AGENT for P. and D. Duncan’s High-cl-.ss Implements, Hoover Potato Digger, Eureka Potato Planter, Potato Separators, BartonGillette Shearing Machinery, Adrianee-Platt Harvesting Machinery, Marshall’s Threshing Mills, Engines and Machinery, Cable’s Strippers and Extras, Campbell’s Gas and Oil Engines, Butter’s Fencing, Stoewer Cars. A full range of everything in stock, and orders can be filled from Palmerston without delav. . . _ Marton Representative—Alfred J. Tozer I
“When Found make a Note of.” WAS Captain Cuttle’s oft repeated quotation as told by the immortal Dickens. To follow out the worthy seaman’s advice why not KEEP A DIARY. during 1914, You can get it at Innes’ where a fine range of pocket and other Diaries may be seen. There are diaries for the business men to note all engagements in. Diaries for the farmers to use as stock registers. Diaries for everyone in all sizes. Prices ranging from 1/- upwards. Call in and select yours. A. B. INNES, BOOKSELLER. MAETON
RIJY Your Meat & Small Goods U A vTHE PRIMEST OF THE PRIME) FROM E BLAKE, The Family Butcher, BULBS. A DAILY DELIVERY. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY
MOGRID6E & SON, Book Aecade, Maeton. Notwithstanding our phenomenal Xmas business,) we still have a big stock of — Leather Goods SILVER AND ELECTEOPLATE WARE Fashionable Stationery Prize books and booklets TOYS, DOLLS AND TEDDY BEARS, Imported Goods held up at Sydney are now arriving and will be offered at reduced prices to clear. An Edison Phonograph with a faw Records makes a desirable present. We receive new Records every month. SViogridge & Son’s Book Arcade
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10891, 4 March 1914, Page 2
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375Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10891, 4 March 1914, Page 2
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