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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3541, 1 July 1905, Page 2

Railway Fakes Paid To — “ THE HURRICANE SALE." pOLLINSON AND CUNNINGHAME intend to make things. fly, and have a Real Live Gale Sale. Here are a few of “C. and C.’s " Flying Prices Coloured Cashmere 6d, douoi •*. iddi. 44 Inch Black Cashmere, x.- 6<i, 1..:. colour. Piles of Coloured Dress Materials, i gd, is, is 6d, is nd, jn-t half price. Heavy All Wool 1 weed 50 inches wide, its 6d, usually 3s 6d. Heavy Colonial Flannels, Bjd, all colour. | Finlay Double Bed While Twilled | Sheeting, is 3d yard, j Double Bed Unbleached Sheeting, 1 S.Jd, iLjd, is 3d. Double Bed Best Colonial Blankets, igs 6d. Double Bed Petone Colonial Blankets, 17s 6d.,Very Large Marsella Quilts, 9s ml, were 12s gd. Special Line White Lace Curtains, 3s 1 id and 4s nd per pair. Remember the “ Hurricane Sale" started to day at 7.30 a.m. All purchasers of goods to the value of £z 10s and u,;r will have their Railway Fares allowed. pOLLIN ON /ND QUNJSINGHAME LIMITED. < Cash Drapers, Broad .Street, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. QS BORNE a;n d B AKER LADIES’ AND GENTS HIGH CLASS rpA I L 0 R S Main Stbest, Foxt»n Gents’ Shirts, !":■ .in, in .-ck A. BRADLEY, Mam. COa’Aiuu bUU J.1C11J.,3 IVf bttv, but J it mast he “ Malko.’