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Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 November 1911, Page 3

Xraas is approaching Order your Xmas Numbers now and they will reach Home in good j I S time for Xmas * i AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS XMAS NUMBER, ... - Is- | WEEKLY PRESS XMAS NUMBER ls - g NEW ZEALAND GRAPHIC XMAS NUMBER- !•• g j OTAGO WITNESS XMAS NUMBER is - jj ALSO I SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND;. NORTH ISLAND ... Is 3d. g SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND; SOUTH ISLAND ... Is 3d. | SCENES FROM NEW ZEALAND; Price 2 a od. | Dainty View Souvenir, price od. | I ALSO I Xmas Cards and Xmas Past Cards f ALL PRICES. | | f 3l „ ffi \# Israeli | CORNER BOOK ARCADE, ! Oxford and Queen Streets, Levin. \ j An Invitation to The Bob March e. V I Tho A and P Show is the great annual outdoor function of the I.; Manawatt when from 25.000 to 30,000 people flock j North to see the aristocratic- horses, 'bulls, cows, rams ewos lamb*. | PS poultry dogs, besides tho other interesting exhibits which go to i 5 ur, the Premier Show of the North Island . 1 itself comes in for a yeat deal of admiration and perhaps, some little criticism. Looked at from the point | I of view of town-p arming, Palmerston will hold its okn with any other 1 I Slaw to New Zealand. The Spuare is a beauty spot, and each year ite I i beauty is being enhanced by man s best efforts. V «t»T § 1 Growth and expansion are characteristic of Palmerston Is otrh, awl j I there a pears to be a rosy future before the town. BuS.ness expan- | 1 «hn li kept pace with the growth of the town-the shops generally : j I Iw lighted, and there is a general dispo.it.on to improve , th ° tl,o busing premises is the Bon Marcbe. whic in } itselfS"s 4e hfstory of Patae«ton North., It is the Fjmiff W 1 ness place of Palmerston, and is as much an institution of tie town as , 1 the Show itself. Tho Bon Marcbe has grown grown from tiny begin- % I nines and wil eontiue to grow with the growth of gJmerston | I Visitors are cordially invited to visit The Bon Marehe. . the great | 9 store of Palmerston North. Come in and look around, and let ns show | I yoTtbe magnificence of out merchandise. • The high of the | ! goods will appea lto vou, tho variety and comprehensive character of f the stocks will astonish you, and the reasonableness of the prices will j no one will press you to make purchase. | r m %l Co i PALMEKSTCW NORTH PThe D.1.C., Wellington, has been appointed aolo ngent for the IiELBER WARDROBETRUNK No unpacking on Arrival No packing- before Departure The Clo'hing is properly hung ready Made In TWO Designs— toucarwi ion rronaii.

Made in iwo ucsisbb— ■ ,-q y©B MEK 9 QunntAß> W rrr-- t FOBLAMB'B Appabel, taking twelve 1 •' J Tvoskt, with Hat Box, an 4 all other Ao- I 'JL aoworiefl for a Convenient Wardrobe, i Bl— ■■ ■. ~ t£^~~— SARATOGA TRUNKSIt^^^O Metal Mounted, cannot be smMhed, i*^L irl ft Mtt roomy, fitted with two tw. «ad «k I S •BnWnatlon ha* box, and Beltar Patent. j 3 BYKO FOE AIL CYCLE REPAIRS AND SUNDRIES AT LOWEST PRICES. ALL WORK GUARANTEED AND DONE ON THE PREMISES. NEW AND SECOND HAND MACHINES ALWAYS IN STOCK. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. TIB PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES OF THE DOMINION EMPLOY 44,946 MEN. The WAGE BILL is (see Year Book 1910) A 976.593 The DRiiK BILL for 1910 was £3,803,438 ,WMONTDY WASTED IN LIQUOR WOULD FIND EMPLOYMENT \™ PAY THE WAGES OF ALMOST AS MANY MEN AS ABE Bt PRINCIPAL INDUSTRY OF THE DOMINION. NEW ZEALAND SPENT LAST YEAR gil Education (Primary, Technical University] £1,096,000 In Oegradation [Liquorßill] £3,803,438 Maintain National Efficiency By Voting Out Liquor Strike out the top line on both ballot papers