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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 October 1911, Page 3

Order your Xmas Numbers now | and they will reach Home in good j time for Xmas j i AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS XMAS NUMBER. Iβ. | WEEKLY PRESS XMAS NUMBER ••• " ls< f NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC XMAS NUMBEK Is- J OTAGO WITNESS XMAS NUMBER ls - J ALSO ' SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND; NORTH ISLAND ... U 3d, SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND; SOUTH ISLAND ... Is 3d. SCENES VR OM NEW ZEALAND; Prico 2s 0(L Dainty View Souvenir, price 9<i. ALSO Xmas Cards and Xrnas Past Cards ALL PBICES. CORNER BOOK ARCADE, Oxford and Queen Streets, Levin. iM itmmrax An Invitation to The Bon Marche. The \ and P. Show is the great annual outdoor function of the Minnwatu when from 25.000 to 30,(100 people flock into PaJmerston Nm'S to see the aristocratic horses, bulls, cows, mine ewes. Lambs, nios poultry clo"s, besides the other interest...- exhibits which, go to nnl-e up the',Premier Show of the North Island In dentally Palmorston itself <-,>mes in for a great dea of a< nj ■ ation and, perhaps, some little, criticism. Looked at from the point of view o town-planning, Pa.lmcrston will hold its okn with any other place in New Zealand. The Spuare is a beauty .spot, and each year its beiutv is beinc enhanced by man's best efforts. Growtl .and expansion are characteristic of Palmorston Notrh, and there appears to be a rosy future before, tho town Business expansion ,Ims kept pace with tlio growth of tlio town-the shops generally are bigger, better lighted, and there is a general disposition to improve the business premises is the Bon March©, # wWc in itself records the history of Palmerston It is the premier business Place of Palmerston, and is as much an institution of the townas the Show itself. The Bon Marche has grown, grown from tmy •beginning, .and will contiue to grow with the growth of Palmerston ' Visitors arc cordially invited to visit The Bon Marche, the great store of Palmerston North. Come in mid look around, and let us show vmi the niao-nificonec of mil merchandise. Be high finality of tlio 'o-oods will npnen Ito you, the variety and comprehensive character ot tho stocks will astonish you. and t: t reasonableness of tho prices will prove tempting. , , Come and'"sec: no one will pn;ss yon to make purchases. PALMEEBTON NOETH

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