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Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 June 1911, Page 3

HUGE STOCKTAKING SALE NOW ON AT Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. A few of the many, bargain lines to be had in Men's and Boy's Clothin. Men's All-Wol Oononkl Saddle Tweed Suits, 355. Sale Price 2956 d. Men's Dark Tweed Suits, good patterns, hard wearing materials, Sale Price 27s 6d, 32s 6d, 355, 39s Gd. Men's Boxed Suits, in newest materials, latest cut, thoroughly tailored throughout. Sale Prices, 355, 39s 6d, 455, 47s 6d, 555, 59s 6d. Men's Tweed Overcoats, smart and stylish, Sale Price, 255, 29s (fcL 32s 6d, 355, 39s 6d, 42s 6d, 49s 6d. Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, Sale Price, 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 9s 6d, 9s lid. Men's Whipcord Trousers, Sale Price, 5s 6d. Men's Denims, (heavy weight) Sale Price, 3s 9d, 3s lid 4s 3d pair. Youth's 3-garment Saddle Tweed Suits, strap and buckle knickers, 7 suits only, worth 39s 6d, Sale Price, 21s. Men's Braces, Sale Price, lOd pair Boy's Braces, 3d. sd, Bd, lOd pair. Men's Pyjama Suits, Sale Price, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d. gollinson & cunninghame ltd.. HUGE BARGAIN SALE, 1, 5, and 7 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. LAMP GLASS TROUBLES In every house quite a considerable sum has to be continually expended in replenishing mantles, glass globes, lamp chimneys, etc. .*" -"*-. Very often much money is lost by purchasing lamp glasses of cheap quality, which don't last and DU NOT PAY. ""* Do not remove the lamp glaaa to light your lamp. If troubled with insecta or moths use a fly-guard made expressly for the Millar Lamps. Price Is 6d at OOLLINSON AND SONS. See that your wic kis clean and accurately trimmed. " ' ■ "a"'" . Buy Collinson's Lamps COLLINSON & SON, IRONMONGERS, The Home of Lampware Cheapside, Palmerston North. -...,,- ....,..,»., /s)

WANTED— A half-draught horse broken to saddle and (harness. Must be staunch. Trial wanted. Apply with full particulars to W. PAGE, Duke street, Levin. 703-1. LOST.— A brief bag, between, Mrs Denton's and Oxford street. Finder please return to this office. 696-3. WANTED KNOWN. — That ARCHIBALD AND SONS have "bought over Mr G. Laurie's Milk Run, and have built an up-to-date dairy. They have plenty of milk for town delivery, and milk always on hand at the dairy in Cambridge street, opposite English Church. 675-lgr. FOR SALE at ALP. TOMLINSON'S Queen Street Nursery. —Shelter Trees and Edging Plants, Pinus Muricata, Insignia, Macrocar pa, Tree Lucerne, Bluegum, Redgum, Iranbarhgum, Escalonia, Lauirels, Eleagnus, Gooseberries, Rhubarb roots (best kinds), Oahhage and Cauliflower Plants. 625-qr. JUNE 28, "Wednesday.-A big night at the SkaKng Rink. Children's Grand Fancy Dress Oarnival. Come and see the kiddies. PHILLIPS' RINK. CHAR LEE is back in Levin, and is resuming Laundry "Work in the old shop opposite Dr. Mackenzie's, on Wednesday, 7tb June. Good work guaranteed. Cures toothache 10 minutes. 647-lm. ' -*«*> | ■■■■ IfH|«Pr»Tf|Fl«YitW#!ft|tri£l{ ITS risky to ride at right with a poor light. Get a lamp at PHILLIPS^BYKO. THE proof of the pudding is in the eating. Ask anyone about B.S.A.'a. PHILLIPB' BYKO. SKATING FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.—AII those who intend entering for the Carnival on. the 28th, may practice at the Rink any afternoon, 3to 5. Admission and skatoß, 6d, PHILLIPS' RINK. SKATING.— Friday evenings now _ open for general skating. Reduction t olady learners on this night only. Admission and skates, Is. PHILLIPS' RINK. PROVIDE for winter nigfetsLamps, Carbide, Mudguards, at city price*. PHILLIPSMBYKO WANTED KNOWN.-We hare several buyers for good Dairy Farms on Manawatn Line. Fanners wishing to dispose of their Farms, send fuH parfa'onLars t» ORBELL AND CO., Land *ad lis fote Agents Palmerston N. 111-y NEW ZEALAND PICTURE GO. FRESH PROGRAMME EVERY WEEK. Including the famous "Bison" films. AT SHANNON EVERY FRIDAY. LEVIN EVERY SATURDAY. WE ARE HERE TO STAY! WE ARE HERE TO STAY J PLANTING SEASON NEAR TO HAND. AT H. NEWPORT'S Kawiu Nursery you can buy— APPLE TREES That are asmuch immune from Woolly Aphis as can be. APPLE TREES That have never had Woolly Aphis on them. APPLE TREES That cannot Blight much, be cause they are two-thirds Blight proof wood. In all those varieties that are the most t profitable to the planter, see Cataligue. Under one dozen. 2s per tree; per dozen, 21s; per hundred, £7 10s. All grafted l 15 to 18 inches above the ground; strong tree*. Apricots, Peaches and Nectarines of the very best sorts, Is 6d per tree. Pears (good sorts), Is 6d per tree. Plums, early and late, all leading varieties, including Japanese varieties, Is to Is 6d per tree'; also small fruits. Rhododendrons, Camellias; Daphnes a specialty; also Roses of best sorts. Evergreen and Deciduous Shrubs. HENRY NEWPORT, , 602-qr. LEVIN.