ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11931, 30 October 1919, Page 4

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Reward—Lost Handbag. Mr Moss, Greatford, has h ack, saddle and bridle for sale. Additions Feilding sale. Mr A. J. Gould, baker and confectioner,!Marton, notifies a rise in price of small cakes. Mr A. J. Gould, Marton is paying 1 s 6d per dozen for eggs. In regard to Palmerston Show week holdiays, tho C. M. Rosa Co., Ltd., desire to intimate that their premises will be open all day on Wednesday and Thursday. I'riday and Saturday will be observed as half holidays from 1 o'clock. Visitors please note. A white cattle dog lost from Marton Railway station is advertised for. Meeting of ladies interested iii Mr B. P. Lethbridge's candidature wll be held in Marton on Saturday afternoon. Genera!building work is advertised for. Marton Muincipai Baths will be open Lhis evening. The regular monthly meeting of Ruepahu Lodge of Freemasons will be "held in the Hall, Marton, on Thursday Nov. 6th. Wanganui's favourite shopping place for men is S. Irwin's, and at the present time a special display is being made of the new Straw Boaters and Panama Hats. Men of Marton will be interested in the values—the new shapes in Straw Boaters from 8s 6d. and the popular Panamas at prices from 10s 6d. See S. Irwin's advertisement in this paper. ~ Messrs Lewis and Co., Wanganui, advertise a Main Trunk Bargain. "Better late than never" applies very aptly to large deliveries of men's and boys'Jlclothing jnst received by The Economic (Low and Gregory), Marton. The mercery and clothing sections of this store are weell, equipped to meet the holiday demand. Reward.—Lost tennis racquet.