Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 January 1911, Page 3

£20,000 WORTH OF DBA PERT TO BE SLAUGHTERED i A few of the "bargains obtainable ait the Huge Drapery and Clothing Sale which commences on Thursday, IMb. January, at AT COLLINSON AND LIMITED. when twenty thousand pounds worth of goods mil be sacrificed. Silk Veilings, all cilours, were Is to Is lid yard going at 6d yard. Serveittes hemmed ready for use, i dozen for Is lid . French Blouse Flannels, really good patterns, including navy with white spots, usually Is lid to 2s 6d yard, to bo casrificed at Is a yard. Coloured Quilts for single bods, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid. Double bed sizes, 3s lid each. Floral Art Muslins, 36 inches wide, cream grounds, pink, green, or blue'flowers, the latest floral designs, 2s 9d the dozen yards. Summer Dross Tweeds, cotton, double width, dress piece of 7 yards for 2s lid and 4s lid. Lace front Lisle Hosiery either black or tan, a marveloius lino going a Is lid for 2 pairs, or Is single pair, honestly worth Is (id pair. Thousands of bargains that will handsomely repay a visit to the huge sale at gollinson & gunninghame lto b , 1 AND 3 BROAD STREET, PALMERBTON NORTH. AT COLLINSON AND SON. Wo have just lande dan esttra large shipment of the well known MASON JAM JARS. Special Prices for Full Cases FOR CASH. Porcelain-lined Mason Jars for Jam Pint size, 6 dozen in caso, 17s 6d case. Quart size, 8 dozen in case, 27s 6d caso. Half gallon size, 6 dazen in case, 28s 6d case. ATLAS SPECIAL MOUTH JARS FOR PRESERVING. Pint size, 6 dozen in case, 27a 6d case, Quart size, 8 dozen in case, 34s 6d. Half gallon size, 6 dozen in case, 32s 6d case. Glass Top Jars for Jam. Pint size, 6 dozen in case, 21s 6d case. • Quart size, 8 dozen in case, 24s 6d case. If you don't want the quantity it will pay you to divide a case with your friend. Jar Rings to suit Jam Jars, 4d dozen. Jar Rings for wide moubt Jars, 7d dozen. Tieover Jars and Honey Jars. COLLINSON & SON,. ironmongers, Cheapside, Palmerston North.

I — For Experimental I! VV Farm, Weraroa, two general •;inn hands; one man l'or orc-Jiaixl - >r.rk, ono plouglanan. Ajipi.v to, i'!it> Manager. OG-Ji. A ([iiiet lioin<> i'or VV two lialc iiovs. a:u's <; aud_ 7. I'or a i'ow weeks. Ajij.)iy. .s'l.ati.'i! , , tonus, etc., i , '. -M... ( 'nrniiicic nflice. 2 ~\H RANTED TO LoV. -- SeeondVy hand Safe. About I_J xV2 inside. Apply Chronii'le Oiiice. 3 LOST.— Bicycle, 24iuch frame, 3coil saddle, blue saddle cloth, Eadie Hub. Return to Phillips' Byko. 18-t.c. 1 171 OR SAj;! l ".. —A Canuo. i)iiiK-n----i ; J sioi'.s liift lOijs. .Made in 1 C:mada ; a beautiful niodel; carry I I 7l)()lbs dead weight. Suit llorowhe. f i:iia Lake admirably. Cost lUiiOs; .sell for .CO cash; paddles in. Apply to C. Turner, Fairfield. 4(3-3. WANTED.— Tenders for cutting throe miles of Drains, andj'or ■ Cleaning one miie of Drains. S])ccifications can be .seen at Swainson's and Borah's office. Manakau. -17-5 WANTED KNOWN.— Economic Tailoring Co. have removed to building immediately adjoining Chronicle Office. Suits from 45s to llos: Costumes from 75s to 200s. Guarantee. No fit. No pay. A. i GILMORE. 13-3. i WANTED K"NOWN.—That MM W. HIRLOP has been appointed agent for Letlinby's Umbrellas. Any orders left in his care will receive his careful attention. 418-y.

in at W. HTSLOP'S data \J Morgan Brothers), Oxfon Street, Levin, for a quiet game o billiards or snooker. Hair cut ting and shaving carried on a; usual. Next to N. Holdaway's 858-y. WANTED KNOWN-P. ijdOMSON. Slifl-nnon, is prepared tc do Papor-TTanixing and Painting ol every description. Estimates frer of charge. Pictnre Framing n Speciality. Ask him for n miotation. ' 7Q?>-\. WANTED KNOWN. - W. J. SPARKS hns returned to Shannon, and started in business as a General Carrier. Travellers' samples carefully handled. Furniture removed. 758-y Miss Maud Remington. Teacher of Pianoforte and Violin, LEVIN. Next Term first week in 13-m. February. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! ! IN THANKING the public for the support they have given me since I have taken over the business from Mr Bowen, I now beg to draw attention to my First Annual Stocktaking Sale. The goods are all marked as usual in plain figures. For the month of JANUARY till the First Week in FEBRUARY a cash discount of- 25 per cent (5s in tho £) will be givon off these prices. As Tam a manufacturing Jeweller and Watch maker, and have three shops to keep going, I am enabled to supply you with the best quality articles at the most reasonable prices. Repairs of all kinds. Satisfaction guaranteed at WflL L. JEWESS WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, (Late L. A. Bowon.) Manners Street, Wellington ; Queen Street, Levin; Jackson Street, 14-y Petone. HOROWHENUA COUNTY COUNCIL. .. UNPAID RATES. "PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby J- given .that all RATES unpaid after the 20th JANUARY, 1911, will bo sued for with 10 per cent additional added without further notice. H. E. LODGE, ~««,' Collector. 1480-lra