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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XL, Issue 11438, 1 December 1915, Page 8

Giorgi “Bel Canto’' Gramophone CABINET Price £l4 and £2O. My own patent, manufactured in Palmerston North. The only instrument you r can sing to in die Natural Voice in New Zealand, and I challenge any make of machine for depth of tone.

The prices of these wonderful Cabinets, 20 x 27, are £l4 and £2O, four feet high, on rail to any address, in New Zealand. YOU GAN BUY FURNITURE CHEAPER at our Warehouse than any House in Palmerston. Write for prices, or better still, call upon us. Right opposite Post Office. Note Address — C. F. Giorgi Right Opposite Post Office, MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. GET ON THE LAND YOUNG- MAN. Buy a Building Section in Marten from ALBERT H. SUTCLIFFE, MARION. ONLY 5/- A WEEK. For Sale. Traction engine in mstclass order. Good terms to good man. Apply 0. C. PLEASANTS, Wanganui^ For Sale. OAOn ACRES, Taranaki. FracliOUUU cally all in grass. 9 miles from railway town by good metal read. 30 paddocks, good homestead, woolshed, yards, dip, etc. Capacity 3000 ewes, | 3000 dry sheep and cattle. Price £9 10s j per acre. £3OOO cash. Stock can be had | at valuation, I For Exchange. ftGG ACRES of first-class dairyOvfV/ ing and grazing land, Hawera district. Well improved, carrying 750 breeding ewes, 205 dairy cows, 52 yearlings, 30 horses. Three houses, three cowsheds and other improvements. Price £20,000, equity £11,766. Owner can put in about £2OOO in unencumbered property making equity £13,800. Our clientwiß exchange for good sheep and cattle conntrv. JAMES AND CULLMAN, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, HAWERA, TARANAKI. SALE PRICES. __ SALE PRICES. I 50 to 10 per cent. Reduction in all Prices of the following Goods FURNITURE AND FITTINGS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, SADDLERY AND HARNESS. Every lino in the above Departments reduced from 10 to 50 per cent, for cash only. FOR 21 DAYS ONLY, starting Friday! November 12, 1915.

J. DARRAGH, People’s Arcade, Feilding. Come early and escape the rush. I am also allowing a Special Cash C’ s ' count in the Grocery and Ironmongery; Departments. _____ Motor Instruction. A CLASS will bo started, at the Marten Technical School at the beginning of November in the above, embrace amongst other things the following (I) Engine. (2) Forms of igniticn, cooling, carburation. (3) Transmission and differential gear. Scotland "i*r regulations of driving. (4. 5& 6) Practical work in garages. Demonstration o different oars, including those of memos of the class. (T) Driving, economy « fuel, tyres, lubrication, first aid, roadsw repairs.