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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11400, 20 November 1917, Page 2

SPSIHCTIME. "Y'OU will ba adding to your home comforts. Let us show you our stock of Seagrasa Mats, Bath Mats, Squares and Chairs in latest designs. If it’s a hearthrug you want, wo have a large selection and splendid values. We can supply you with a new carpet runner at old prices. We recently landed another shipment of Linoleums they were brougnt right—the patterns are right, and the prices areright. Try them. If furnishing have a look round our show rooms when in town we may hope exactly what you require. Just receivtd White and Gold Cups 6a dozen. J. DARRAGH. THE PEOPLE’S STORK PEILDING. TARPAULINS TARPAULINS. RICK ICOVERS. A NY Size and £ any Material made to suit customers. Materials used in making are Jute, Duck, Canadian Duck, and Green Duck WM. A. BISHOP. SADDLER AND HARNESSMAKER, EERGUSSON-ST. PEILDING. Phone 183, TASSSLL. BROS Carrier.* and Metal and Sand Contractors, (Late A. Adam) Blackwell Street, Marten, 'Phono 273 A. G. CRAWFORD’S JJOYAL MAIL MOTOR COACH. Between KIMBOLTON and PEILDING. Leave Kimbolton B.IC a.m* Loaves Kiwitea, 8.45 a.m. Leave Cheltenham 9 a.m. Arrive Peilding __ 9,45 a.m. Leave Foilding Post-Office 3.45'p.m, Arrive Kimbolton * 5.15 p.m* Parcels and'goods promptly attended to and may be left at Macsrell Stewart’s Motor Garage, Fares—ss single, Bs'roturn, A. G. CEAWFORU, Proprieter. Fine Fattening Property. ACRES, of which 120 acres are exceptionally rich river flats, balance very strong grass land, practically all flat. All in first class pasture except about 20 acres, and carrying nearly 1000 breeding ewes with lambs at foot; 140 dry sheep and 70 head of cattle and horses All stock looking particularly well, and the lambs always go away fat: off their mothers. In addition to the present stock another 1200 sheep were wintered on a small paddock of turnips. The The property Us well watered and divided into numerous paddocks. 6 roomed house and out-houses, 6stand woolshsd, yards, and concrete dip. Sinuated handy to Railway Station, School, etc. Price £3B per acre. Terms £2OOO cash, or probably less to sound man. (6E.( QQ ACRES M mile from Railway Station, 4 miles from large market town, School alongside. Sub-divided into 7 paddocks, all flat land of rich quality, 8-roomad house, 2-stall stables, cart and implement shed, feed room, new cow bails, dairy, workshop and washouse, A handy cheap little property at £1550. Terms only £250 cash. (BA.) F. B. H. BBICE LAND AGENT - . MARION

FOB_SALE* Partly Improved Bush Land Freehold. Q ACRES, S miles from school, 6 I DO miles from factory and 11 miles from town and railway station. 80 acres in grass, 30 of which is fiat, balance hilly. No buildings, Metalled road to tcpettyi Easy country, Price only £3 5s an acre. Terms £SOt cash For further particulars apply LONDON. FORLONG & GO.’ STOCK AND STATION AGENTE, WANGANUI. Marten Technical School. THIRD TEEM, 1917; B- _ _ p.m. Woodwork - - Mondays 7to 9 Ambulance, Home Nurssing and Hygiene - Mondays 7to 8 English and Arithmetic Tuesdays 7to 9 Commercial Correspondence - - Tuesdays Precis Writing and Indexing - - ’ Tuesdays} 2to 4 Dressmaking - - Tuesdays 3to 4 Dressmaking - - Wednesdays 7 to 9 ArtcNeedlework -' Wednesdays 2 to 4 Shorthand and Typewriting - - Thursdaysn7 to 9 SS3SS 11 } ■ Telegraphy Bookkeeping - Plumbinff, f Thursdays 8 to 9 ii. Fridays Bto 9 Fridays 7 to 9 - Thursdays 7. to 9 The saving of a few shillings over cheap Motor Tyras may prove expensive ceonoray. The expenditure of a little extra, if necessary, for CLINCHER CROSS BRITISH TYRES ’vi ! 1 r.rovo a sound invein on t. They ciont" tear rough roadt