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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 946, 26 January 1911, Page 3

A FEW OF THE BARGAINS OBTAINABLE I .T THE HUGE b-vw! WHICH COMMENCES ON THURSDAY, ID™ JAN., AT COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME’S, Ltd., i When Twenty Thousand Pounds Worth of Goods will I be sacrificed ; j Silk Veilings, all colours, were is to Is lld yard, going | at 6d yard. Serviettes, hemmed ready for use, /2-dozen for is nd. French Blouse Flannels, really Is lld to 2s6d yard, to be sacrificed at Is a yard. Coloured Quilts, for single beds, is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid each; double bed sizes, 3s lid each. Floral Art Muslins, 36 inches wide, cream grounds, pink, green or blue flowers, the latest floral designs, 2s gd the dozen yards. Summer Dress Tweeds (cotton), double width, dress piece of 7 yards for 2s lid and 4s nd. Lace Front Lisle Hosiery, either black or i tan, a marvellous line going at is lid for two pairs or is | single pair—honestly worth is 6d pair. i Thousands of Bargains that will handsomely repa> a j visit to the HUGE SALE AT COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAME’S, LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH. JAM JARS AT COLLINSON & SONS. We have just landed an extra large shipment of the well-known MASON JAM JARS. Special Prices for Full Cases for Cash. PORCELAIN LINED MASON JAR FOE JAM. Fruit Size, 6 doz. in case, 17/6 case. Quart Size, 8 doz. in case, 27/6 case. Half-Gallon Size, 6 doz. in case, 28/6 case. ATLAS SPECIAL WIDE MOUTH JAR FOR PRESERVING. Fruit Size, 6 doz. in case, 27/6 case. Quart Size, 8 doz. in case, 34/6 case. Half-Gallon size, 6 doz. in case, 32/6 case. GLASS TOP JARS FOR JAM. Pint Size, 6 doz. in case, 21/6 case. Quart Size, 8 doz. in case, 24/6 case. If you don’t want the quantity, it will pay you to divide a case with your friend. Jar rings to suit jam jars, 4d doz. Tar rings for wide mouth jars, 7d doz. TIE OVER JARS AND HONEY JARS, COLLINSON & SON, CHEAPSIDE, - PALMERSTON N. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS, WE have opened up a large and varied selection of silverplate ware, gold and silver ware, gem and wedding rings, watches, clocks and jewellery too numerous to particularise, at city prices. Repairs a speciality. few HOLDER BROS. & SONS, Watchmakers, Jewellers, Opticians, Manufacturers and Repairers, jm res. MAIN STREET - FOXTON. C.G. —Has been over 40 years a repairer, inventor and holds numerous testimonials and secrets not generally known to the trade. Useful Present Given to Each Purchaser of a Wedding Ring. OUR USUAL FESTIVE DISCOUNT 2/- IN THE L C. J. B. Golder, - - Manager.

HOROWHENUA AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. FIFTH ANNUAL SHOW. TO BE HELD ON THE LEVIN RACECOURSE ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ist, 1911. ENTRIES CLOSE: Saturday, January 14th, 1911. SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSE CLASSES, CATTLE, PIG, SHEEP, AND BULL CLASSES. Q COMPETITIONS -g Q JLO COMPETITIONS IO Including the following:— Ladies’; Gents’ and Boys’ Jumping Competitions. Motor Bike Race. Three Mile Trotting Race (Harness) Two Boys’ Pony Races (Half-mile). Ladies’ and Gents’ Driving Competitions. SCHEDULES ON APPLICATION. B. R. GARDENER, Secretary. PALMERSTON N. HIGH SCHOOL. Rector : J. E. Vernon, m.a., b.sc (Edin.) : THE SCHOOL re-opens on Wednesday, February Ist. Classical, Commercial, and Agricultural Courses. ; BOARDING HOUSE for boys i under the personal supervision of j the Rector. ! Prospectus on application to the | Secretary, or after the 15th to the | Rector, ‘ W. HUNTER, j Secretary High School Board.