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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1029, 21 November 1912, Page 3

CASEMENT CURTAINS. NEW and original designs have just been imported which will delight the eye of the lady who is on the look-out for dainty furnishings. Plain Casement Materials. 30 inches wide, f jd, 1 1- per yard, in ivory, cream and putty shades. Colours to tone with every room, including, ivory, cream, putty, twine, Tussore, grey, saxe, green, mauve, browns, blues, pinks, terra crimson, in 52in. casement, 1/2, 1/4, 1/6 yard. The above shades can also be had in Silk-finished Casements, 52in. wide, at r/9, 2/-, 2/3, 2,9. The latest ideas in Renps and Poplins can also be had in similar shades at 2/3, 2/9, 3/6, 3/n. Any of these curtains can be bordered to individual tastes, with trimmings specially blended to tone with every scheme of colour decoration. Patterns and Estimates on Application. C.M. ROSS &00., PALMERSTON NORTH, i '2 .1 a lit y & Value.

THE WEST COAST STEAMSHIP & TRADING Co., Ltd. COAL, GRAIN & GENERAL PRODUCE MERCHANTS. Head Office: Palmerston N. WE hold full stocks of the following : MANURES Potato, rape, mangold, turnip, grain, superphosphate, basic slag, bone dust, root and many others. SEED —Oats, barley, tares, peas, rye corn, rye, cocksfoot, cow grass, clover, lucerne, carrot, meadow foxtail, etc., etc. ALSO the following seasonable lines which have shown a very high test: — Magnum bonum, John Bull, Carter’s, elephant, champion-, and “Sutton’s ” MANGOLD—Long red, yellow globe and golden tankard. We are agents for s 2 Star AucklandCcmo quiries solicited by p call at office at the RAILWAY WHARF • FOXTON.

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