r IT IS HOPELESS TO EXPECT A AF IG UR E fitting gown with an out-of-date underskirt. We are showing in our windows today a splendid selection of new underskirts all moderately priced. A quick seller in Moirette Underskirts, with l6in frill round the bottom, in light and dark brown, old rose, emerald, navy, saxe, royal and black, 4/11. The “Countess” Silk Finished Moirette Underskirts, colours, sky, old rose, turquoise, royal, navy, light and dark brown, reseda, black, 7/6. The “ Superior ” Silk Finished Moirette Underskirt. cut to suit the present trend of fashion, all the new shades, 10/6. Very effective White Broche Silk Underskirts, with tiie new Hat pleats, piped with black satin round the foot, 22/6. C. M. ROSS A CO.. PALMERSTON NORTH, For Quality and Value.
4.. M NYE. BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, H AS re-opened in temporary premises next to ML-s Wanklyn’s, Main Street, with a well-acsorted and up-to-date stock. A special display of post cards. All school requisites. The latest periodicals and all f he leading newspapers and weeklies stocked.
A. W. BRADLEY, I LADIES’ & GENTS’ FASHIONABLE TAILOR. HAS opened up in HENNEbSY’S BUILDINGS with an up-to-date stock of new tweeds and the very latest in mercery to suit all tastes. Dress Suits & Riding Breeches A SPECIALITY. J OENTURY HALL, LEVIN. JULY 2ND, 3RD AND 4TH, KJI2. LEYIN MUSICAL & ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. £SO liilii £SO Prize-winners Concert July 4th at 8 p.m. D. P. PORTEOUS, Secretary, Levin.
TEMPORARY PREMISES, aTR A. R. OSBORNE, X. the People’s Tailor, whose premises were recently destroyed by fire, notifies clients and the general public that he has secured temporary premises in Mrs Knewstub’s shop, Perreau’s Buildings, where he has opened up a fine range of suitings and other lines necessary to a firstclass tailoring establishment. Heapologises to customers for, any inconvenience occasioned them owing to circumstances over which he had no control. He will get busy.
NOTICE. GT. WOODROOPE, butcher, • notifies that he has opened in temporary premise? : Manchester House, and is preparcu 10 supply the primest of meat at moderate prices. The delivery carts are ru mg as usual and orders will be promptly delivered. Telephone No. 20. •J "O LET. —Six-ro- rd house, .1. oath and copper , rent 10s —or :ji a.’. I '’, £lO deposit, balance payments. Two 14 acre sections, Union St., £; • each. Apply, G. Brewer. STAMPS— Wanted to purchase all descriptions of used Australian and New Zealand postage stamps. Highest prices paid. Send for list free. Fred. Hagen Ltd,, 182. Pitt Street, Sydney.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1063, 29 June 1912, Page 3
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