Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 415, 25 July 1908, Page 3

DISAPPOINTMENT ! Invariably follows those who delay in writing for the bargains we advertise in this paper. DON’T DELAY. WRITE'A THE GREAT WINTER SALE AT TE ARO HOUSE offers you bargains that are unobtainable elsewhere in the Dominion. Our famous “ Isobel’’ 2 Dome RID GLOVES, in all colours. A w'onder at 2s 8d per pair, INFANTS’ POLKA JACKETS, in white, scarlet, blue, and white, from Is. Splendid value. A good line of INFANTS’ GAITERS and BOOTaKINS, in white and colours, at Is per pair. CHILDREN'S BOOTEES, in pretty colors, at Is. Most all sizes. SPECIAL. Extraordinary purchase of 750 yards NAVY VENETIAN CLOTHS, guaranteed unspottable. Our 3s 6d and 4s 6d quality now Is lid. WRITE POE PATTERNS. TE ARO HOUSE, WELLINGTON.

r~ WINTER FAIR! "A REALISATION NOW PROCEEDING. £BOOO VALUE r WINTER DRAPERY. | A FEAST OF BARGAINS IN SEASONABLE GOODS AT BUNBY’S STERLING HOUSE. EVERY DEPARTMENT TEEMING WITH BARGAINS. Rightt: : -j’-mmer.car.ent cf the season, jast w’.ea y. are wanting WARM WARi.i WINTER CLOTi. I'vCr. STERLING HOUSE - - - WILL MAKE THE WINTER A MEMORABLE TIME TO EVERY THRIFTY BUYER. LADIES I This is a notable event. LADIES 1 Visit this feast of bargains. STERLING HOUSE The Square, R. J, Bunby, PALMERSTON NORTH i RICHARD H. BRIGHT, THE FASHIONABLE JEWELLER, The Square, NOTICE OP REMOVAL. I BEG to notify the general public that I have removed from the Council Chambers to my residence in Thynne Street, where I may be conconsulted at any time. J. W. ROUGH, Architect. PALMERSTON NORTH. NOTICE. A R. T. BETTY, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER. my completing two years business in Foxton, I desire to tender thanks for past patronage, and trust with the same attention to business, the same cleanlines and workmanship, to merit a continoance of the patronage received in the past. M. LITTLEJOHN, The People’s Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Foxton. MAIN STREET, FOXTON. A LARGE stock of English, American and Colonial Goods, including the well-known “ Pingree.” CHAS.. L. BARNARD, WATCHMAKER add JEWELLER. FOXTON. LADIES’ and Maids’ stylish Boots and Shoes in tan an d black —the latest shapes. MEN’S fashionable Walking Boots, by the most celebrated makers. WINTER FOOTWEAR for Boys and Girls. Soecial lines for Dairy Farmers and Fla ;mill Employees—gum and top boots. Large assortment of Slippers. repair work a specialty. Call and inspect my slock. IN retiring from ousiness I have tc notify the public of Foxton, am 1 the surrounding district that I hav< disposed of the balance of my stock t( MRS E. E. HUSSEY, itU wh,.i.. ) have made arrangement;; t: i\. .• Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Le,:aiv> Mrs Hussey will in future attend t< any work in connection with the trade and past customers can rely on‘then repairs bein g elfec ted expedition sly aac satisfactorily. • -'+■■■ ■ CHAS. L. BARNARD. Foxton, July 10, 1808,