BUSINESS NOTICES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 1031, 17 August 1911, Page 3

BUSINESS NOTICES.

Do not send out of town for it — try Rimmer’s.* Read Archer Bros., replace advertisement in this issue. A replace advertisement from G. H. Stiles will appear in our next issue. Messrs Durward and Co., of Palmerston North, advertise new season’s neckwear at low prices. See advt. If you want to be up early these dark mornings, buy one of Parke’s alarm clocks. A good selection to choose from * Something to warm you these cold nights! What’s that ? Why, good dry matai or State coal. A ring on ’phone 35, or a note left at Nye’s coal yard will bring it to your door.* There is every indication of an early spring, when dainty fabrics will be the rage, and mothers and daughters will soon be deep in the embroidery question. C. M. Ross and Co, Palmerston N., will answer this in their next advertisement.* The Herston Stationery and Confectionery Stores will open on Saturday next with a well assorted stock of stationery, books, confectionery, etc. All goods will be sold at lowest possible prices. Art needlework a speciality. At the conclusion of the auction sale on behalf of Mr Jas. Puti on Monday next, Mr Mounsey will sell a quantity of household furniture and effects at Nye’s coal yard. Particulars of which are advertised elsewhere in this issue. A. E. Clausen, of Palmerston N., has one sale a year and that is looked forward to as a great bargain-saving sale. The main object of that sale is to clear the shelves to make room for shipments of new goods that will be arriving in about a month’s time. This year he finds himself with a larger stock than ever, consisting of all the latest shapes and designs, and as the room is absolutely necessary tne verdict is to clear regardless of cost. On Monday next Messrs Mounsey and Co., will sell two very choice dwellings situated in Frances St., and corner of Francis St., and Johnston St. Both houses are of six rooms each with conveniences, and should prove an excellent investment for speculators or working men wishing to secure their own homes. The reserves have been fixed at a very low price in order to secure a speedy sale and bidding should be very spirited. The sale will take place on the ground at 12 noon, so as to allow working men an opportunity of being present themselves, thus giving them a chance of securing a home at their own price. A section, 40 x 100 will also be offered for sale.