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IIIIMiPTSiIIBTII iiilill I iwM.il li J I I §*s -fh.? Esl> Jli M Wii S f I i Ilf y? I'i y -tuey say. Certainly opportunities like this don't come of.su Just tiiiulc’ Mou-.Ji apparel ih it radiates up-to-dateness. everyilung tor rvcar--evoryl.himr • y way of drapery for the house is being sacrificed at -wonderful uriees at ft p” 5P n» C, v.s f" :*J <1- » p» vi’ ’■ ;.y Li LW t j V.< La Lj li\L ACJ Su.fi. (! 0 era rit t uuuc’Frr W* i I£r fi e f r VW i*. (t ha OH Lr to Don t miss this opportunity of opporhmi;:es. Cal! and make your ;’>ire liases iinmeuialei v. 5 cloz. WINCEYETTE BLO IT.-US—Crcam grounds in various coloured .stripes ; ruglau and set in sk-«. ves ; small turned down collars ; very useful morning wear- All one price. I'/! K_ 3 do/. DELATNE BLOUFES— Dark grounds with various coloured stripes,; sir. ail yoke acro.-s front : sm in sleeves ; iinished imai fin. catr. Extra warm morning ;•■louses. Clearing price 11/11.I 1 /11. 30 doz. LIGHT WEIfS ET WHITE JAP. film ELOI.EES—CyLudid vvasuing ; rag la u and set in down collar; hem stitching is widely shown- Cale prices IS'ti, I'd/ti. 3 do/ BEST QUALITY WHITE TOILS LLcUSES-Tn sirines of sky. drown, sa.xe, hello, large cellars. Sol in Sieves : fastens eenlre IKE BIS STORE wakgakoi.
WAS TADS. EARLY Seed Potatoes, Robin Adair Early Rose, Bounty of Hebron, etc. Guaranteed South island seed, Kalfe & Archer, Bolls. WANTED Known —Why pay fancy prices for Sewing Machines when you can get a Drophead New Imperial, with every latest improvement, for £il 10s' at The Turner Cycle Motor and Novelty Stores, Broadway, Marlon. "SIT/ ANTED KNOWN Reliable 4 v Second-liand Motor Cycles from £2O. Get in early if you want a snip. The Turner Cycle, Motor & Novelty Stores, Broadway. Marten. ALL farmers should plant shelter and timber trees. Benefield’s. Aram oho, have Gums, Pines, Macroearpa, Boxthorn by the thousand. Send for Catalogue BEAUTIFY your homestead bysending 1q Benefield’s Nursery-, Aramoho, for some Shrubs, Roses, Hedge Plants, etc. ■or; ANTED Known—lf you require v y a good Second-hand Bicycle give us a visit. Good reliable British Bicycles from £0 10s at The Turner Cycle, Motor & Novelty Stores, Broadway, Mart on. L/ OR EXCHANGE.—A really »• first-class Hawke’s Bay property of 984 acres, including 1500 good breeding ewes. Owner would exchange for farm on this coast. J. Rodgers and Co., George-street, Palmerston North. ANTED KNOWN.— C. C. RasY mussen, Aramoho is the leading man for Carnations. C. Rasmussen, Consiantia Nur- _ , sery, Ai-amoho has all the leading vai ieties of Roses. ANTED Known —Drophead New . . Imperial Sewing Machines with all latest improvements, only £ll 10s, at Turner Cycle, Motor & Novelty Stores. Broadway. Marton. ■yANTED KNOWN—AII kinds of Glass and China can be rivetted and all kinds of Cutlery ground and set —Razors a specialty—at Lethaby s Umbrella Works, 77 Guyton Street, Wanganui. CUPRESSUS LAWSONIANA This beautiful tree is now being largely planted and is tho most ornamental of all hedge plants. Strong 2 and 3-year old plants at "W. Parnell s, W anganui. TC7 ANTED Known—The best store in the district for Cvcle and otor Cycle Sundries. Anything and •erything at The Turner Cycle, Motor id Novelty Stores, Broadway, Marton. ANTED KNOWN.—C. C. Ras- •/ % mussen, Consiantia Nursery, rramoho, can supply Fruit Trees and ledge Trees in any quantities. Cataagues free on application. BELIYERY, canvassing and bookkeeping abolished at the People’s Arcade, Halcombe. Result : A big reduction in the eost of living. James Flemming. SEND to Benefield’s Nursery, _ Aramoho. for your fruit trees ; o0,0u0 ( well grown trees to choose from. BRING your boots and have them neatly repaired. Best of leather used and workmanship guaranteed. Sewn work a specialty. A, Osmond, Bootmaker. Wellington-road, Manors. ir> E WISE ! Economise ! Come _to O Halcombe for your groceries, bedrock prices for cash at counter. James Flemming.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11610, 9 August 1918, Page 1
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668Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11610, 9 August 1918, Page 1
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