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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 453, 3 April 1909, Page 3

CHARMING MILLINERY DISPLAY. NOW ON AT THE BON MARCHE. rrUIE new season’s models arc dcJL lightful creations of exquisite beauty. The large shapes with their superb trimming expr ss perfection in the Milliner’s art. Our exhibition will prove a revelation of loveliness. Each model reflects an exclusive form of beauty and expert skill. All ladies arc cordially invited to inspect what undoubtedly is the finest selection of Millinery ever displayed in Palmerston. The following aie a few of the many magnificent French models Large Pale Blue Satin Hat trimmed with velvet under the brim and finished with large spray of Parma violets to match, very full crown, prettily braided, and caught at the side with two smart braided rings. Long satin ribbon ends to fall gracefully over the shoulder, A Charming Model with the latest feather crown and prunelle satin brim. Exquisitely trimmed with a large heliotrope silk rosette on one side, while on the other is a large bird and wings complete. White Glace Silk Hat trimmed with beaver mirror velvet under the brim, loosely swathed crown, with just a little velvet, cunningly introduced. A large white wing completes the trimming. Natural Marabout Feather Toque finished with a largo shaded green quill and silk cabochon oranament. This design is absolutely the newest, and would make a perfect travelling hat. Plainly Covered Paon Hat with drooping brim. Very full crown charmingly trimmed with a band of brown braided silk, and a bunch of wings at the left side. Child’s Daintily Ruched Hat full lining of cream silk, finished with alarge soft ciijcc Combination shaded wings in all the most fashionable colors. Pheasant mounts in natural, and all the latest shades. Wings to encircle the hat. Three tone quills, also largo quills as now worn, in natural and all correct shades. THE jjon INARCH e C. M. ROSS & CO., Palmerstou N.

LOOK OUT For the SCHOOL CONCERT. PUBLIC HALL, FOXTON, Wednesday, April 14th, 1909. GOOD PROGRAMME. FOXTON FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ Annual PICNIC & SPORTS. To be held at PAIAKA on EASTER MONDAY, April 12, 1909. (Splendid Picnic Grounds.) Cases of toys to be distributed among the children. Hot water supplied free. Foxton Municipal Brass Band in attendance. Steamers leave at 8.30 a.m., returning at 5 p.m. Come and bring the children. Fares —Gentlemen, is 6d ; Ladies, is; Children under 12, Free; over 12, 6d. P. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. PICKLING ONIONS. FOR SALE. —Pickling onions, i4lbs for is. Apply J. Kruse; The Avenue. UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. AVENUE ROAD, FOXTON. WEDNESDAY, 7TH APRIL, 1909. The n.z. loan and mercantile AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, will sell on behalf of Mr Geo. Woodroofe, who has sold his property; without reserve at 12 noon : 300 mixed sheep 7 sows with litters and in pig 50 weauer pigs 7 springing heifers 14 horses Child’s Shetland pony 100 pairs fowls and ducks 10 pair P-B. Muscovy ducks 8 pair geese 3 butcher’s carts and sundries 1 trap, 1 dray, 3 sets harness, iron coppers, trolley, 30 strainers, sundries ALSO,— HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND SUNDRIES. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.—As Mr Woodroofe has disposed of his property, everything will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE with one or two exceptions,.