SERGE WEEK. Just look at these-prices, but they are for ~ ONE WEEK ONLY. FOXES 54 inch, 6/6 yard, now 5/6 FOXES 54 inch, 5/11 yard, now ... ... ... 4/U FOXES 54 inch, 4/6 yard, now 2/1! CHEVIOT HEAVY, 54 inches, 3/11 yard, now ... 2/9 CHEVIOT HEAVY, 40 inch, 2/6 yard, now 1/9 FINE NAVY, 40 inch, 3/11 yard, now ... 2/!! FINE NAVY, 40 inch, 2/H, now ... ... ... i/II All BLACK SERGES Reduced. For One Week Only. HUNTERVILLB STOCK SALE. muESDAY, 17th March, being St. Patrick’s Day, the next Sale will be held on Monday, 16th March. ICTOR SALE —Gelding, suitable for milk cart; broken to saddle. Apply E. J. GOILE, junr., Parewanui. CASH EXCHANGE : MART O N , EioSlces. FUNERAL NOTICE.
THE friends of the late Mes Alex. McKenzie are invited to attend her funeral, «which will leave her late residence for the Mangaweka Cemetery on WEDNESDAY, 11th March, at 2.30 p.m. Wm. peacock, Undertaker.
MANAWATU TROTTING RACES. AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, Palmerston North. TO-MORROW, -WEDNESDAY, 11th March. ARGB fields of first-class horses. 7 races. Eirst race starts at 1 p.m. Last race at 4.30 p.m. Return train leaves Palmerston North at 4.50. p.m.
SINGING AND VOICE PKODU OTION. MADAME EMILY BRIGGS, (Gale Professor London). T. ADIES and Gentlemen wishing to avail themselves of the special concession on railway fares allowed by the Government to pupils of Madame Emily Briggs, can obtain full particular’s by applying to her. A twenty-trip ticket costs only 17/6 from any distance within a radius of 60 miles, from Wanganui.
NOTICE. FJ|HE 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. MRS A. BLAIR.
MARION TECHNICAL SCHOOL T\RESSMAKING: Classes commence JLz, on Thursday, sth March. This class is under the guidance of MBS Pbice, the local dressmaker, and will be held in the evening from 7 till 9 p.m. Shorthand And Typewriting class commences Tuesday, 10th March, TO FARMERS. —If sufficient entries are received, classes will be- conducted in Sheep-shearing, Wool-classing, Milk-test-ing, Agriculture, Orcharding and Beekeeping. ENTRIES are invited for classes in Am. bulance, Esperanto, Cabinetmaking, Dressmaking, Photography, Cookery and Art Needlework and Home Nursing. The services of an instructor to conduct classes in Esperanto once a week are urgently needed. The Director will meet free pupils and those taking English, Arithmetic, etc., on Tuesday, 10th March, at 7.30 p.m. W. W. THOMAS, 8.A., Organiser. ■6i ACRES with the most up-to-date Villa Residence of 10 rooms and every convenience possible. The cheapest ever of offered in Wanganui district-. Splendid view of the sea and surrounding country. Owner leaving for England. Must be sold. . Price £3600. dost owner £OOOO eighteen months ago. Apply sharp to— GREAVES & GO., • WANGANUI/'
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10896, 10 March 1914, Page 8
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