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Horowhenua Chronicle, 1 June 1911, Page 3

UNDERWEAR FOR MEN Our list of men's underwear speaks so eloquently of Good Value that there is very little left to tell. Something might be said however about the things you won't find at COLLINSON AND CUUNINGHAME'S. One of them is high prices—theso are conspicuous by their absence. Men's Plain Lambswool Singlets, long sieves, 4s 6d, 5s lid, 63 6d, 7s 6d, 7s lid, 8s fid, 9s 6d, and 9s 11<1. With short sleeves, 5s lid, 9s 6d. Men's Plain Lambswool Underpants, 4s 6d, 5s lid. fis 6d, Gs lid, 7s 6(1, 8s 9d, 9s Bd, 9s lid. UNDERPRICED FOR CASH. Men's Colonial All-wool Flannels, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, 5s lid. Men's Heavy Colonial All Wool Sox, Is, Is 2d, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is Bd, 2s 3d. Jason's Unshrinkable Wool Ribbed Sox, 2s per pair. We huy for cash from the largest N.Z. mills and the best Home Manufacturers. Carriage paid to nearest railway station on any parcel over £1 in value. Cash must accompany all orders. COLLINSON A CIiNPFNCHAKE LTD . S WHERE THRIFTY BUYERS MEET, 4 I AND 8 BROAI) STREET, PAIMERSTON NORTH. DONT Bite Wire With Your Teeth Pull up tacks with a table lampOpen fruit cans with a screw driver— Split wod with a butchers' knifeSharpen your knife with a kerf) stone— Or borrow your neighbour's shovel or spade— LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, That we carry in stock every conceivable kind of tools that are nsod in the kitchen, farm or garden. PRICES ARE SO LOW THAT YOTJ WILL WONDER. IIOW WE DO IT I ~ COLLINSON & SON, IRONMONGERS, Where Hardware Costs Less, Cheapside, Palmerston North,

OX account of Saturday next being observed as a public holiday, customers mnv obtain their weekly papers, etc., on Friday a I tornoon and evening, when the premises will be kept open until 9.l>> p.m. F. W. JONES, Corner BookArcade. U'2o-l. WANTED KNOWN. - Mrs Smith, of Queen street, near salcvards, is prepared to take in plain .sewing. " Orders can lie left with j\lr •). W. Gibson, Oxford street. 021-i. A DANCE will be held in the Wojl\. raroa Hall on Friday, June 2. Admission: Gents, Is; ladies, a plate. 010-3. ... . . - G< 0 with the crowd and enjoy T yourselves next Tuesday night, Oddfellows' Hall. Progressive Euchre Party. Refreshments provided. Valuable trophies will be given. Gents Is, ladies Od.» Gl7-3. DOG-CAET (nearly new), new hamess and unstanding harness bay mare, rising 5 years, by Nutwood from Somnus mare, for sale cheap. For particulars apply Chronicle Officc. GlO-lw. WANTED. — Grazing for light mares and foals and other • young light horses. Apply, N.K., Box 26, Levin. GOl-lw. FOR SALE.—Grey gelding, cyrs old, perfectly quiet; light gig, very little used; and new set English harness; owing to leaving district, will sell for £22—a bargain. W. S. ROGERS, Weraroa road. 589-t.c. IT'S risky to ride at night with a poor light. Get & lamp at PHILLIPS' BYKO. CJ RATING for Boys only, Saturday £3 Morning, 9.30 to 11 a.m.; Girls only, 11 to 12.30. Admission and Skates Gd. PHILLIPS' RTNK. SKATING for Ladies Only, every every Friday, 7 to 10 p.m. General admission as usual. PHILLIPS' RINK. PROVIDE for winter nighta— Lamps, Carbide, Mudguards, at city prices. PHILLIPS' BYKO WANTED KNOWN.-We have &everaJ buyers for good Dairy Farms on Manawatu Line. Farmers wishing to dispose of theii E'arms, send full particulars i> OR BELL AND CO., Land ad tate Agents PalmeratofF N. Ml-y T. Butcher. OX Beef, Wether Mutton and dairy-fed Pork, at prices to suit large and small families; also Beef and Pork Sausages, German Sausage and Polonies, Bacon and Ham, Pigs' Feet, Cooker Corned Beef, Boiled Ham, Roast Pork. Corned Beef and Pickled Pork and Ox Tongues always on hand. Poultry Dressed on the shortest notice. T. HARRIS, Butcher. (Next to Mr Glackin, Jeweller.) PLANTING SEASON NEAR TO HAND. AT H. NEWPORT'S Kavriu Nursery you can buy— APPLE TREES That are as # much immune from Woolly Aphis as can be. APPLE TREES That have never had Woolly Aphis on them. APPLE TREES . Tliat cannot Blight much, be cause they are two-thirds Blight proof wood. In all those varieties that are the most profitable to the planter, see Cataligue. Under one dozen, 2s per tree; per i dozen, 21s; per hundred, £7 10s. AH grafted 15 to 18 inches above the ground; strong trees. ' Apricots, Peaches and Nectarines 1 of the very best sorts, Is 6d per n .tree. Pears (good sorts), Is 6d per tree. Plums, early and Lite, all leading varieties, including Japanese I ■varieties, Is to Is 6d per tree; also i. small fruits. • £ Rhododendrons, Camellias, Daph- ■= nes a specialty; also Roses of best sorts. Evergreen and Deciduous a Shrubs. HENRY NEWPORT, 1 602-qr. LEVIN.