SYNOPSIS OF ADVTS.
Tenders are invited by Mr J. W. Rough for the erection of a manse at Fdxton. Tenders close on the :3th inst. A reward is offered for the return of a bicycle removed from the front of Mr Healey’s chemist shop last Saturday night. Mr M. H. Walker advertises for a youth about 18 years of age.
Notice of transfer of license in respect to Whyte’s Hotel appears in another colomn.
Mr J. W. Rough invites tenders for alterations to Mr Hennessy’s residence. Tenders close on Thursday Nov. Bth.
Where to get your dress well made and yet at a reasonable price is oftimes a real worry. I have solved the problem for you by personally supervising the dressmaking department. I can provide all trimmings and linings to suit any dress bought from me. ? Mrs Hamer, The Economic.ji-.**
Attention is directed to . the £how advertisement of the Manawatu' and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association. The extensive displays in all departments of live stock, poultry, dogs, art, and home industries, are so comprehensive and the merits of the competitions so judiciously distributed over the three days it is no wonder that the fixture has become exceptionally popular and attracts thousands every year. The Association during the year has been adding to the Show buildings and the huge amount of covered space with the stands make the ground without doubt far and away the best in the colony.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3723, 1 November 1906, Page 4
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240SYNOPSIS OF ADVTS. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3723, 1 November 1906, Page 4
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