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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 814, 15 March 1910, Page 3

TO COUPLES ABOUT TO BEGIN/’ AND WISER HEADS. •• H/TARRIAGE” said a witty American, “is an institution fo IfX the blind.” Be that as it inay, there is no doubt many couples are given to buying the fixings for the home blindly, and so get but little real value for their money. Make every penny of your cash count by purchasing all the homely things for your home, such as Tabling, and Bed Linens, Floor-cover-ings, etc., at COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME’S whsoe method of buying direct from the Manufacturers makes great savings possible on your part. In witness thereof: Cream Linen Tabling, lod, is, is 4d, Is6d, is I Id, to 4s lid yd. White Table Linen, is, is 4d, is gd, is lid, 2s 4d, to 5s 6d yd. Serviettes, per half dozen, is gd, 2s 3d, 2s gd, 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s lid. ALSO DIRECT FROM BELFAST AND SCOTCH MANUFACTURERS. WHITE SHEETING—SingIe bed widths, yhd, lod, is yd. Double bed widths, lOjd, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is gd and Is lid yd. OVER 300 NEW LINOLEUM patterns just arrived from the makers. All have been carefully printed and allowed plenty of time to dry. Consequently they will retain their patterns and wear longer than the hurriedly printed sawdust-and-oil mixtures so often met with. Hearth rugs, door slips, mattings, and other lloor coverings also in extensive variety. During the next few flays, about 300 CARPET ENDS will be sold at exceptionally low prices. Morever we are ready for winter with a most complete stock of blankers from all the leading Colonial mills. COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME, LTD., PAL HI E RHT 0 N N.

TO LET—Furnished 3-roomed-cottagc, at the Beach, near River foreshore. For terms, etc. apply J- Senior. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. EASTER MEETING (Easter Monday and Tuesday). OWNERS AND TRAINERS are reminded that Acceptances for nil Handicaps, and Entries for the Maiden Scurry close on Tuesday, the 15th March, 1910, at 8.30 pan. EDMUND GOODBEHERE. Secretary.

THE LATEST IN SUITS, COSTUMES AND OVERCOATS. 'VMT'E have just opened up our » » first shipment of Autumn and Winter goods, which have been specially bought for us in the West of England. They are undoubtedly the best material that we have ever had the pleasure of handling, both in quality, colour or design. We will be pleased to post samples on request. PLAYLE BROS., Tailors and Costumiers. NO. 8 CHURCH STREET. PALMERSTON. (Between Square and Opera House). ' FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. LOT I. —Valuable Freehold Section, situate in Clyde Street, Foxton (one minute from railway and wharf), consisting of corner section containing 52ft. frontage to Clyde Street, by a depth of 120 ft. to Liddell Street, more or less. Lot 2.—Also section containing 26ft. frontage to Clyde Street, together with Shop and Dwelling erected thereon, containing 7 rooms, with wash-house, bath and copper, etc. Lot 3. —Also section containing 24ft. frontage to Clyde Street, with workshop erected thereon, the whole of the above For Sale in separate lots, or as a whole. For particulars apply to F. E. JENKS, Plumber and Painter. Clyde Street, Foxton. H ASLETT & LAZARETTE FISH DEALERS. AND SUPPER ROOMS, Next Hennessy’s Store, Main Street FRIED FISH AND CHIPS DAILY, AT ALL HOURS. FRESH FISH DELIVERED DAILY. Telephone No. 66. FOXTON SHOPKEEPERS’ ASSOCIATION. 4 T a Meeting of the above, it J. jL. was decided to close all day on Thursday, March 17th, and remain open all day on Wednesday 16th. R. M. PARKES, Hon. Sec. J. W. TONG. BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. PLANS, Specifications and Estimates prepared for all classes of work in brick, concrete, etc. Temporary address; Post Offic Hotel, Foxton.