BUSINESS NOTICES

Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 September 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES

Shannon residents are offered a bargain^—in the form of a fourroomed cottage close .to Shannon railway station—by Messrs Parker and Vincent, of Levin. Tli© price is £190. A thiree-roomed cfottage, with good out-buiklings, is offered at £150.

Mr W. Trask, of Foxton, is travelling his blood horses (Royal Prince, and Craigieburn) in Levin and surrounding districts. Detailed information is set out in .an advertisement printed on page 4. The "horses will be at the Levin Express Company's stables every Tuesday and Friday evening. From advertisements appearing in out wanted column, our readers will learn that to-morrow (Saturday) concludes Cole's drapery sale. The values and low prices as advertise?!, should mean a crowded store all day to-morrow, the last day. Despite the igreat strike in the Old which caused sucihi a dislocation of trade, the new season's merchandise for Levin was forwarded to Messrs Stiles and Mat'heson in 'good time. In their an* nouncemeivt to-day they assure visitors to the White House that tflie display of spring and summer fashions is np-to-date and as perfect as any lady could wish to see. Gtoods from all parts of the world are on view—millinery, costumes, neckwear, etc., and to make good values better. a discount of 2s in £2 is offered.

Messrs Collinson and' Cunningham e, of Palmerston North, have opened from their makers in London, opera coats, dust coats, and a very special line of silk coats for elderly ladies. Some have been made to fit very stout figures and all are the. newest productions. They were specially made to the order of Mr and Miss Collinson when in London. All the newest and nicest garments to bo procured are to "be sold (at Collinson ana Cunninghame's now well-known prices) at 1. 3. 5, 7, Broad street, Palmerston North.