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Horowhenua Chronicle, 20 June 1910, Page 3

LADIES' LONG COATS ! A Special line jusrfc opened from tlie Home manufacturers. As these have arrive da littl ela.te in tlie.esnson we intend clearing them at All lire v(M'V latest shapes, semi-fitting panel hacks, trimmed with buttons, 52, 54, and. 50 inches long, and include the following: Green and Grey-striped tweeds. Navy, Brown and Green cloths, Navy diagonal cloths. Children's, Girls <ukl Maids Coals in endless variety at COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME, LTD., 1 AND 3 BROAD STREET, PALSfERSTON NORTH. I Ready for Business. The rebuilding took longer than we expected, but at last we aro ready, and now have great pleasure m extending our cordial INVITATION to residents of Levin and District to come in and pass judgment on tho improvements achieved. Bigger and better showrooms give us greater facilities j For Looking after Your | Furniture Needs. ! And for the benefit of those who are thinking of FurniflhinK let j J" h ere say that it would be difficult to hnd a better stock of Antique or Modem Furniture in the Dominion than ours— ponsiderinc materials, workmanship, and prices together. I All'aro invited to come in and see us in our new business prein- | iscs. | W. High=sjrade Furniture Dcblgi , J PALMERSTON NORTH. The First Step In Homemaking Ts to enlist professional assisrt <an.ee. put the furnishing of your kitchen in tho hands of men who aro qualified by experience to give your personal ideas practical experience. We can help you These few price items will convince yo uthat our charge* are reaW, 17. M, 18. H 0.1. 203 St's. 8s lid, 12s Oil, His M. IDs0(1. Coal Hods, Is H 2s 9d, 4s 3d, .)s(>d. Two-pint Tin Stovo Kellitles, 8d each, Tin kerosene Pumps, 8d each. COLLINSON & SON, IRONMONGERS, Chciipside, Palmerston North. (Tlil.- Square and Kilifi St.)

171 INK Selection of E.P. Ware, suitable for Christmas mid Nen Ywir Gifts, just arrived at GUN I NING'S, Shannon. AM hi) Iv.NUWNT—That A. MORRIS has started business as a Baker at Weraroa. if you I aro fond of First-Class 15road, all ' .von need to do is to give him a trial. 621-y. WANTED TO LET.—I2-roomed Boarding-house and conveniences. Good position, 25s weekly. Apply, PARKER AND VINCENT. WANTED.— Wringers, extra high grade, rillers llinches, 13s (3d; 12inch., 15s 6d; 14ineh., 18s (3d. Ra'l free. Sim? Hardware Co.. Culm Street. Wellington. WANTED KNOWN.—Mrs A. 8. Wilson, of the Refreshment Rooms, Oxford Street, has been ap pointed sole agent of the district lor "Kops" Ale. All the favourite Summer leverages. WANTED KNOWN-Two stacks of first-class hav for sale. Applv, R. WEHIPEIHANA or R. GEORGE. Kukn, Ohau. 617-m. WANTEITKNOWN.-That F. BOOTH is prepared to do Painting and Papyhanging of every description. All estimates given ot lowest price. __ 634qr. "ITT ANTED KNOWN.—J. Barnett, Tiro Tiro road, has for sale: Strawberry Plants, Edge Plants, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs: also nice lot of Coeur de Leon Tilda visa, from Mount Ruapehu, highly ornamental. 643-q. WANTED KNOWN.—That W. FINDLAY, of Wellington, has started business as a Boot and Shoe Repairer, Weraroa. Workmanship guaranteed. All Repairs at Town Prices. <505q. WANTED KNOWnT—That MRS .7. W. KING, of Shannon, offers the best of board nnd residence to permanent or casual pat- » rons. Every meal is well 'jrvod fi<"V*7A.STE not, want not." Bed- * * rock prices at BYKO COR- . WANTED KNOWN.—On Sale . Days the best place to visit for lunch is Mrs A. 8. WILSON'S Elite Refreshment Rooms, Oxford Street. »WEILE there's life there's * » hope," so don't despair. Cycles from £1, at BYKO COR- ' N'ER.