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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 April 1910, Page 2

G. H. Habprr p. JET. Harper. "TARI LKVIN. IT AKPER AKD "IT ARPER, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS;. LEVIN, re to Mr E. J. Preiulorgant. MONEY TO LEND On approved security at owoat| ouiTotit rates. CENTRAL HOTEL OTAKI. FlEai-CLAHH Sftoiple Koatni for Commercial Travelieri. -ip*ight'i Dnnodin Beer only on •p The Mcri Urandi of Winei »nd Spirit! k«pt iu etook. LetUrt and telegram* promptly *t- • ended to W. Proprifltor. Cut down your Gas Bill by using WELSBACH BURNERS and MANTLES. These pivo a bettor liplit for one-third tlio gns consumption. BEWAIL OF IMITATIONS,

DID YOU NOTICE the Tickets on my Vehicle Exhibits at the Horowhenua A- & P. Show. First PriZ©, ngainsfc all comers, for English Dog Cart. First Prize for Grocer's Cart. LEVIN.

It will pay you to wait for MILLAR & GIORGI'S of MEN'S AND BOYS' Clothing & Mercery, aul MEN'S and WOMEN'S Boots & Shoes. A Comploto Clearanco must be mado, MILLER &GIORGI, The Great Outfitters, Palmerston Worth.

Beautiful Tailored Costumes 25/ j Made l»y the WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MF. CO.. a-ul K,VI- J> J ArOI WOOLLEN IMF. CO., just oponod to j^ or\ CLARK'S /«p JadiJ SPECIAL ORDER. sfr £ai^3 '" u> I,l ' st < ' l ' lSS;,(1 Ladies in tin? / jfJi Cities lire wearing AYe.Uiii.uhm or Twenty-five different Models are /w\ \ ai/i Kuiapoi Woollt'ii .M;inui'nclu riu.o; now on display no two of them ( T J J jL C'o.'.s " Hoad.v-Mady Costunu-s." , ~ v,i . \,\ / I 4fffi\ What's eiiondi for tlio lii'st, alike, and all perfectly new. \v/ «IW in, , . • wmTh I IB I slioiild In , m»Hi t>iioii<f|i tor iuivThe cliok-B of any of these Cos- \\i % I h We nri ' » *v^ tiimes n.ssiiri'K an .absolutely dis- I I 1 *'M of j; L , :u i v -^l;i : ! t , ('nstiinics, tinotivo Tailored Garment — |j IB' !l " c ' "'" always liavo .an np-ii:-and at a Price little, if any, moro I , lIH j date stock to show the Ladies of ~ Tv , ~i,, f,, ~,.,ir t1. II ; I lIH Luvin. A\'e invitu von to call than a Dross made to oickm. i i \ ■ I I 118 and inspect them. Yon will not „„. „„„ ■„.„.,.„■ i« Ok yS New S. /j y< Winter Costumes i I'RTCRS: G3s, 70s, 79s Gd, 84s, 90s. Others imported from England at l r >s to 5.15. |

WesS*^ Hi »i HIS. llf &j L*sP*l 3»o?S?B3]E|Sfc< H JgH I§9 ■ ffVifijlM pi 11 h'ft fA 1 i v jVct ':&» 5 EWrara R !$& PLACET A BLE CENTRE. Sent FREE with Catalogue 'MWk ISS and Buyers Guide oICURTAINS, MUSLINS, TABLE LINENS, fl IHi 1 88 DOWN QUILTS, CARPETS, RUGS, FOBNITOR& *<'*' tfflßSßm Ses tor shipping. LADIES' COSTUMES. UNDEBWEABSHOES fins asfSsSS^^ Zealand Mail Parcel 27/6 SSlffA Mr lenjjth syds. width 54ins. ( • y e t us Ship you n I'arcel. Oonol'.ait AMU? ; {P£ACH & SONS, L ? ox '*" K NOTTINGHAM. Endand. New Zealand Mail Parcel sent post free in White or Eern.

FISH AND OYSTER SALOON. (In premises next Weraroa Hotel). THE above will be conducted on strictly up-to-date lines. Meals at any hour. Cooked Fish and Clip Potatoes to take home a speciality. A cart will wait on customers with fresh Fish daily. ■ All orders left at the shop will jceive prompt attention. Freeh Oysters e/ery Saturday Night. Civility and Attention Guaranteed. MRS ANDERSON .... Proprietress EASTER SEASON, GLADSTONE BAGS. KIT BAGS. BRIEF BAGS. CABIN TRUNKS. HAMPERS AND STRAPS . 0. W. Wycherley & Son, "• ; f s THE SQUARE, ■ .;; 0178q. PALMERSTON N.

Great Alteration Sale. PALMERSTON NORTH. FINDING my promises too small for my rapidly-growing business, I have decided to make extensive alterations directly after New Year, and ns the alterations will occupy some two weeks (during which time the shop will be closed), I will be offering my large stock of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, RINGS, BANGLES, NECKLETS, MUFF CHAINS, BRUSH AND ELECTRO-PLATE WARE, which must be Cleared at YOUR OWN PRICE, And those in search of a Handsome Xinae Present or New Year Gift cannot do bettor than examine the goods. The prices will appeal to everyone. RICHARD H. BRIGHT Watchmaker, 'Jeweller, and Optician. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N.