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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1017, 31 October 1912, Page 3

ANOTHER TEMPTING BARGAIN FROM THE BIG STOKE. 100 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED B LO USE - L BN GT HS. m u ps.’CES, 2/8 and 3/11. NOW* 1/11 EACH. IN nice quality muslin, all new season’s designs, and ample material in each piece to make a full blouse. MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED, COLLINSON & CUNNIJNGHAME LTD, BROAD STREET & THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. DON’T BORROW A LAWN MOWER THIS SPRING. KcnßPAaannßsenanonißOßßanußaßHßnHHHi —TI ill ■IIIIH 11 111 iWMIIIIHIIWIIIiIII|||||JIMJmiMBMIJBMMUMUBMIIiJ_Bi IJUUMUfL—SUPPOSE you had one of the-e smart, efficient, easy-cutting Mowers of your very own ! Suppose you had ! You would not be eternally borrowing Mr Blogg’s mower next door. Certainly not! So, Mr Householder,, there is no excuse to borrow or to lend when our prices are so low. We have them in all sizes ; good service giving machines. Keep your Mower well oiled, dry, clean, and we can promise you a lawn kept to perfection as long as you wish. When you get your Mower don’t lend it. PRICES FROM 26/- to 84/COLLINSON & SON, THE SQL ARE & 11 BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. THE POXTON % CYCLE & MOTOR Coy GUARANTEE to save you money i WHEN purchasing, remember that catalogue, also that low Palmerston price, and then remember that pur price is LOWER STILL! We can supply rubbish even cheaper, but we specialise in good quality at ABSOLUTELY DEFIANT PRICES. SOLE DISTRICT AGENCY for: Flanders Cars, 8.5. A., Triumphs, etc., Motor Cycles, Red Bird, Massey Harris, Russell, 8.5. A., Centaur, Enfield, Premier, etc., Cycles. Sewing Machines, etc., on cash or easy terms. CHARLES SIMMONS, MAIN STREET, FOXTON. VISITORS TO THE PALMERSTON SHOW. — n— —i— ARE cordially invited to inspect the great display of Crockery, Glassware, Ornaments, Vases, Electro-plate Ware, Fancy Goods, etc., at A. E. CLAUSEN’S CROCKERY ARCADE. No one will be asked to buy as we are quite satisfied to leave the goods to speak for themselves. WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU ALL.

MEAT FROM THE ABBATOIRS. MESSRS O. Cook and Co. notify the public that as from this date all meat supplied by the firm will be passed by the Government Inspector and come from the Palmerston Abattoirs. Owing to the increased price of stock there will be a slight rise in the price of meat as from Monday next, and ours terms will be strictly cash. Foxton, October 24th, 1912.