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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 843, 24 May 1910, Page 3

FUBS. FASHIONABLE AND BE LIABLE. IF they were not both, they wouldn’t be here. For no matter how attractive the price, if a Fur is out of style it has little value, and to buy a poor fur is like buying a paste diamond. Satisfy yourself as to Style and Quality by purchasing your Furs this season at COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME’S. On Furs —as in everything else —their prices stand out boldly in their littleness. The following values were specially selected by Mr Cunninghame last August, whilst in London —before the skins were made up. They include all the Season’s Favoured Pelts, and have been completed in the latest styles. Russian Bear Stoles, 425, 49s 6d, 57s 6d, 67s 6d. Russian Bear Sets, 6 guineas, Fitch Sets, £5 10s, £7 10s, £S 15s. American Opposum Stoles, 21s, 255, 29s 6d. Marmot sets, £3 3s, and 19s fid. Stone Marten Sets, £l7 xos. Stone Marten Stoles, 12s 6d, 14s 9d, 17s 6d. White Thibet Sets, 27s 6d. Foxaline White Stoles, 14s 6d, 19s fid, 32s fid. Smoked Foxaline Sets, 39s fid, Squirrell Sets, 52s fid. Children’s White Sets, is fid, 2s gd, 3s fid. A SPECIAL LINE OF MUFFS, 5s ud. Out of to; n clients may select their Furs from this list, feeling certain the quality will be right. COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME, LTD., 1 AND 3 BROAD STREET, PAi. iO,\S TON NORTH

STOP THAT HACK! ONE bottle of Healey’s White Pine and Tar Syrup works wonders. The first dose gives relief. Children like it. POP COLD FEET. Try one of Healey’s Hot Water Bottles. Guaranteed best make. Various prices. THE PHARMACY, FOXTON. THANKS.

wish to thank the Foxton t w residents for their continued support. Our prices and quality are our most attractive agents. Just received direct from manufacturers, Gents’ Overcoats and Ladies’ Jackets, purchased at job prices,” being late in season. Bring this advertisement, or quote MANAWATU Herald, and obtain 20% discount till June 10th, EDMUND OSBORNE, (Late of Foxton) Draper, Palmerston North. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. Tenders are invited up to noon of Friday, 27th instant, tor — Deepening and widening three hundred chains of drain connections at Moutoa, in three contracts. Specifications may be seen at the office of the Board, and at the Evening Standard Office, Palmerston N. W. BOCK, Clerk. May 19th, 1910. PALMERSTON NORTH COURSING CLUB. MEMBERS’ AND LOCAL STAKES. (For Club Members and Owners within a 30-mile radius). WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH, 1910. NOVICE Cup.— Nominations and acceptances, 255. For not more than twelve registered dogs and bitches that have never run at any registered coursing meeting. First dog, a handsome cup ; second dog, a gold medal. Third prize if more than eight dogs start. The Terrace End Bracelet.— Nomination and acceptance, 255. For fifteen registered dogs or bitches that have never won money or trophies. First dog, a lady's handsome bracelet; second do ~ a lady’s handsome brooch. I bird prize if eight dogs start. The Members’ Maiden Stake.— Nomination and acceptance, 255. For twenty registered dogs and bitches that have not won more than £3. First dog, a cup ; _second dog, a gold medal. Third prize if ten dogs start.

Members’ Open Sweepstake.— Nomination and accepts A 35Club deducts 3s per nomination. For any number of registered dogs and bitches owned by members oxresidents within a 30-mile radius. A. H. ROGERS, Secretary. P.O. Box 17, Palmerston N. Mrs Hamer, ot the Economic has just opened up her new winter goods, including drest materials, furs, millinery, etc., inspection of which is invited. These goods have been imported direct from the manufacturers and will be sold at prices. All in need of goods for winter wear should not fail to call at the Economic as the value offered is absolutely the best yet shown in Foxton.*