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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3543, 6 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, double width. 44 Inch Black Cashmere, is 6rl, fast colour. Piles of Coloured Dress Materials, gd, is. is 6d, is nd, just half price. Heavy All Wool Tweed. 50 inches wide, is 6d, usually 3s 6d. Heavy Colonial Flannels, Bjd, all colour. Finlay Double Bed White Twilled Sheeting, is 3d yard. Double Bed Unbleached Sheeting, S|d, iijd, is 3d. Double Bed Best Colonial Blankets, 19s sd. Double Bed Petone Colonial Blankets, 17s 6d. Very Large Marsella Quilts, gs lid, were 12s gd. Special Line White Lact Curtains, 3s nd 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 over will have their Railway Fares allowed. QOLLIN ON ;ND QUNNINGHAME LIMITED. Cash Drapers, Broad Street, The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. i i QS BORNE A'N D gA KE It LADIES’ AND GENTS HIGH CLASS rjIAILORS Main Street, Foxmn Novelties in Gents’ Shirts, Collars, Ties, etc, in stock A. BRADLEY, Mana COFFEE and pistols for two, but it must be 11 Malko.’