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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3778, 21 December 1907, Page 3

CHRISTMAS WANTS FOUMEN. WIVES TAKE THIS CHANCE AND BUY SOMETHING USEFUL. AT SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PRICES. THIS LIST WILL NO DOUBT HELP YOU. 127 Dozen of our well-known JAPONETTE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS with large SILK Initials. A Special effort by our London buyer has enabled us to put a better line than ever on the market, and we offer these at 1/- each. A Local purchase of Men’s White Petone Sweaters,of course all pure Wool, and good full sizes, only a few Regularly 6/6, Special Christmas Price 3/1 x each. Here’s a line that we will guarantee cannot be beaten in the Dominion. MEN’S DRESSED IRISH LINEN WHITE SHIRTS with extra special quality linen fronts and cuffs and bands. Sold everywhere from 5/9 to6/6. THINK! 2/11 each. 380 Dozen Men’s coloured Silk Ties, including the xin wide Paris shape, also flowing wide ends, 8d each or three for 1/11. These Ties are usually sold for 1/6 each. Men’s Fancy Washing Vests made of Fancy Pique, Matt, Crash, and Cashmere, in White, Cream, and Buff grounds, 7/6 each. Our usual 10/6 vest. Men’s Striped Flannelette Pyjamas, in Summer Weight, in all sizes, Well and Strongly made and fully cut. Special Christmas Price, 5/9 a Suit. WRITE SOON BEFORE THE SIZES GET BROKEN, AND YOU GET DISAPPOINTED. Address all communications to the Manager. TE ARO HOUSE, Cuba and Dixon Streets, I WELLINGTON. *8 CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR GIFTS. I have much peasure in notifying the public that I have imported a splendid selection of Gold, Silver and Electro-plate ware suitable for Christmas and New Year Gifts. The prices are right and all goods are guaranteed true to value INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. (’HAS L. BARNARD, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN. Main Street, Foxton. m m THE COMING OE CHRISTMAS Christmas with all its joys will soon be here, and yon are probably pondering the question of Xmas and New Years Gifts. More and more people ars learning that it is the Useful Gifts that are most appreciated—gifts that can be worn or put into daily use. You will find a splendid assortment of USEFUL and BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS here. Just note a few of them, all dainty and artistic, from 6d to £2 2s : Japanese Works of Art in hand painted silk goods, Beautiful Wrought Linen Goods, all Tenerilfe and Japanese hand work, Leather Goods and Dainty Toilet Requisites, Maltese Scarves, Pretty Lace Goods, Hankerchiefs and Gloves, Lovely Embroidered Muslin and Silk Blouses. Dainty Sunshades and Umbrellas, Silk, Leather, and Sliver Belts, and dozens of other articles which are so acceptable for presents. Just look through our stock before finally selecting your “ Goodwill Offerings ” for Christmas. “STERLING HOUSE,” THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N.

REMOVAL NOTICE. ME. PERREAU, Baker & Confectioner, notifies * the General Public that he will occupy temporary premises in Main Stieet, next to Messrs P. H. Rae-Howard and Co.’s auction mart, aS from Monday, Nov. 4th, and until his new buildings are ready for occupation. Provision will be made for tea rooms. NOTICE. I HEREBY convene a public meeting at Foxton, at the office ot the Foxton Racing Club, on Friday, December 20th, at 2 p.m., to receive the annual report and accounts of the Manawatu (Foxton) Race Course Trustees. J. KEBBELL, Chairman. NOTICE. TFIATTON & SON’S Foxton X Surgery Will be closed on Tuesday, 24th inst., also on Monday and Tuesday of the following week, for the Xmas Holidays. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I SAMUEL JASPER HICKSON, of Foxton, being the 9 holder of a publican’s 'license in respect of the house and premises situate at Foxton known as f ‘ The Family Hotel, ’ ’ do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, arid will, at the next licensing imeeting to be holdeu at Marton on |he fifth day of March, 1908, apply ||r a transfer of the said license to ifftarles Edward Bird, my ap■vMiltee. ilated-the Toth day of Decem--1907. S. J. HICKSON. P. INNES, , Applicant’s solicitor. t

FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL,. BY-LAWS. HE above Council has by Special Order dated this 16th day of December, 19071 made by-laws for the : Licensing, regulation, and control of Billiard Saloons and Lodging-Houses. Regulating and controlling the conduct of business at Council meetings. Providing against spreading of fires in Main Street by erection of brick walls, and regulating the lighting of fires in the open air. A meeting of the Foxton Borough Council to confirm the above Special Orders will he held on Monday 13th January, 1908. Details of the above can be seen at the Council office during office hours. Dl7 24 31 J 7 FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. 'ANNUAL LICENSES. ALL Public Hall, Billiard Room, and Carters’ Licenses are now due, and must be paid at my office before ' the 31st December. ALF. FRASER, Town Clerk. ALF. FRASER. Town Clerk. Dl7 21. PEACHES ! Order at oncetosave;d%j ment. Consign men t, on ha to aariye., 1