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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3778, 23 November 1907, Page 3

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY AT TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. THE “ UNFIN ” TOWED Brown Turkish Cotton and Linen Union Very strong Worth 3/6 special PRICE 2/3 per pair. 300 dozen LADIES’ FANCY LINEN COLLARS New Double Shape Usual price 1/3 and 1/6 SPECIAL PRICE 9 D each. CASHMERE HOSE Plain or Ribbed Ribs 1 x 1, 2xl, 4xl Worth 1/9 a pair SPECIAL PRICE Vper pair. FIVE PIECES ONLY 44m All Wool Voile in Navy and Creme, only Worth 3/6 a yard SPECIAL PRICE Vper yard. Please address all communications to the Manager, TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON. SUMMER HAS COME. Q( O has our large shipment of MARSHALL’S ASSORTED PURE LIQUID FRUITS AND JELLIES. Also Zesto Custard and Blanc Mange Powders. Assorted Flavours. TRY THEM. THEY ARE GOOD. GARDNER & WHIBLEY. 3 □ tariff discount SALE! Cotton Goods Irish Linens, etc., 15 per cent discount—3s In £ DY the end of January, 1908, the duty will be taken off cotton and linen piece goods, which will mean a considerable reduction in prices. By that tune you will without have bought all your cotton and linen materials for this season, so that in the ordinary way you would not reap any benefit until next season. We are going to meet you now in the matter. We are giving a special discount of 3s in the £ for cash only for 14 days, oft’ all cotton and linen piece goods that will be affected by the new tariff. Whatever you may need in prints, muslins, or other cotton dress goods, dress linens, Irish damasks, towelling, ticking, etc. Sale at prices which mean a substantial saving. Special Tariff Discounts SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23RD to FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6th. “ The Shop for Everybody,” “STERLING HOUSE,” THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH.

Direct from principal Australian Theatres — THE MoCALLUMS Are coming. The most, accomplished family of musicians on tour. Greet them at the pUBLIC HALL, FOXTON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 2ND. One night only. Instrumentalists and vocalists. Supported by the Quealys (Haro 7 and Nellie, late Pollard’s Opera Company), refined, humourous, expert dance and musical sketch artists. Queenie Burrowes, Australia’s queen of society entertainers, who shines in comic opera and musical comedy I and drama. HEAR —The gifted I violinist and pianist, H. Scott McCallum ; the brilliant flautist, L. Stuart McCallum ; the artistic mezzo-contralto and accomplished pianist, Flora McCallum ; premier basso, Archie McCallum. SEE —Marvellous Bioscope with its splendid pictorial productions. A feast of fascinating entertainment by undoubted artists. DON’T rely on hearsay. Come, listen, form your own opinion, which we wait with confidence. Box plan, day sales as usual. Book your seats and save disap- j pointment. Popular prices— 3s, j 2S IS ’ R. R. McCALEUM, M. McCALEUM, Managers. The reputation of the Economic dressmaking department is too well known to need comment. Mrs Hamer has made arrangements which will enable her to ably supervise this , departmentT