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to to to to to # 4* # I to # I # to # £ <0 I to 4* I 4* # 4* <0 # 4* # to # FURNISHING KNICK KNACKS. TTSEFUL little lines that help to beautify the home. For artistic and practical utility which can be purchased at reasonable prices, we particularly specialise this class of goods. KNICK KNACKS. Any of these makes an ideal gift, not only on account of its attractiveness and usefulness, but because it dlls a universal need in all well-appointed homes. Tapestry Cushion Tops, in green and blue *grounds, ißin. x xßin. ... at Is each. Japanese Silk Cushion Tops, in very pretty designs, at 2s 3d each. White and Cream Muslin Cashion Covers (frilled), at 2s lid each. Soiled Linen Bags, in white, pale blue, .and pale. green grounds at Is 4d each. Crash Soiled Linen Bags, at 2s 3d each. Canvas Plate Mats, in blue, red, yellow and white, in three sizes Id, 8d and Is each. Canvas Table Covers, i yard square, in various different colours. A very useful line. at 2s 8d each. 6ft x 6ft Canvas Bedspreads, in art colours. Worth 7s 6d, at 3s lid each. Nightdress Bags \yith floral designs, from Is lid. Linen Brush and Comb Bags, with lace border from Is 6d. Canvas Runners in floral designs from 3s 6d. Coloured Border Linen Square Covers, lace insertion. 3s lid each. Point Lace Table Centres, Is 8d and 3s lid each. Linen Table Centres, lace and insertion border Is lid each. Money returned it not approved. Write at once. TE ARO HOUSE, CUBA ST., - WELLINGTON.\ to to to to to to to to to $ to to to to to to to to to 4* to to to to to to to to to to to to to to to FOR EFFECTIVE = SHOP ===== WINDOW LIGHTING You require a reliable ARC or HIGH POWER LAMP THIS form of Lighting has occupied our attention for many years, so that we are in a position to advise and supply you with just what you require, whether your shop be large or small. With our system no lights are required inside the window, your verandah and window are lighted and your goods can be arranged and displayed to the best advantage. Our Arc and High Power Lamps from 70 to 1000 candle power are used in every Gas Town throughout the Dominion. Enquire from your Gas Company, and insist on having the best, or write us direct for information. WELSBACH LIGHT CO., OF AUSTRALASIA LTD 102 and 104, Victoria Street, WELLINGTON.

SPACE RESERVED FOR THE MANAWATU AUCTIONEERING COY. PALMERSTON N. TO LET. ONE 3-roomed house, 4s per week; 1 4-roomed house and scullery, 7s per week ; 1 4-roomed house, scullery, washhouse and 1 copper set iu, 8s 6d per week. I —Apply I MOORE & BARNARD, Solicitors. ‘ 1 HIMATANOI STOCK SALE. ( MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH, 1 1909. s The n.z. loan & mercantile ] AGENCY CO., LTD., will sell J at their yards as above— *■ 150 good rape lambs s 220 6-tooth ewes (good) s 40 fat sheep 1 50 fat sheep a 20 Romney rams c 6 fat forward cows " 1 harness mare 1 200 2, 4 6 and f.f.m. ewes . 100 lambs 10 mixed cattle 16 forward bullocks 1 empty store cow ' .

"TIT ANTED —A Girl for house* work. Sleep at home. Apply Mrs F. Spiers. ~\J^r ANTED. —A girl for house- * * work or lady help, no children. Apply Mrs James Barber, corner of Robinson and Easton Streets. "CIOR SAEE.—Gig and Harness, also Graphaphone. Apply this office. SAEE, Cheap.—Quarteracre section, corner Coley * and Gladstone Streets. Apply W. H. Cassidy. rIOR SAEE. —The goodwill of a local boardinghouse, together with furniture and effects, good reasons for sale. Splendid investment. For further particulars apply this office. BRICKS. FIOR SAEE. —Bricks in any quantity, delivered on truck at Rongotea Siding or at yard. A. Cave, jnr., Rongotea Brickyard. Foxton agent, Mr Patserson. Samples of bricks may be teen at the Foxton Pharmacy. SARAH SUITS, SAM SAYS. INCE sampling Suratura, Sarah Smith sings serenely, satisfied. Sarah says Suratura spells Supremecy. Sarah’s sorrows sleep. Sarah’s seraphic smiles shame Sam's suspicious sisters. Sarah suits Sam superbly since Suratura softened Sarah's sharpness. Sam suits Sarah splendidly, since Sam, sipping Suratura, stopped soaking. Suratura’s Sam’s security, Sarah says. Sam says Suratura’a Sarah’s salvation. Sam’s sempiternal spinster sisters say Sarah’s sensible, so’s Sam. Sarah’s snarling stepmother says Sarah spoils Sam. Sam, slyly supposing so, submits. Sim's Sarah's sweetheai t, see?—soV Suratura. SURATURA’S J SABAH’S STANDBY. J

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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 450, 11 February 1909, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 450, 11 February 1909, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 450, 11 February 1909, Page 3

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