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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 1037, 10 December 1912, Page 3

RANGIOTU STORE, CASH PROVIDERS. Z"INDLY read the following 56 A.i. SWAB 10/6. APRICOTS, lit! Tin PEACnES, lie .V. i.ein'jn, I/-, Ciutnes Pegs, -er doz. The delivery cart rims tc TON on Saturdays, .-.nd ouLrs ' taken every Thursday. Any orders sent by mail will receive my prompt attention. C. A. ROTH, GENERAL STOREKEEPER. R. M. F AR K E S. JEWELLER AND STATIONER. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. NEW Goods suitable for Presents arriving every week. The latest novels, daily and weekly newspapers always stocked. Orders taken for English and Colonial Christmas Numbers. PEARS, ’'•vanoitT p d yasut-s jc •’ r V J

A PRESENT SHE WILL TREASURE FOR A LIFETIME. CHRISTMAS is creeping nearer and nearer! Have you thought about the gift you intend giving her ? No! Well here’s a suggestion worth considering. We have just received a new stock of ladies’ GO.O WRISTLET WATCHES. They are set in gold expanding bracelets and will delight the heart of any woman. What better or more useful present could you make ? As timekeepers they are perfectly reliable, and prices range from £6 xos to £lB ros. Others are Irom 18s 6d to 555, while we can show you some tine ladies’ gold watches at 60s to £2O. Every watch guaranteed! O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN, PALMERSTON NORTH. I i in i.i I I I . i.. V WALLPAPERS! WALLPAPERS ! A DIES and C.-ntlomcu,— WE HAVE THE GOODS. PRICES BEAT ALL AT CLARK & THOMPSON 8 FITZIIERBERT STREET, Palmerston North. RACES AT BULLS. IN connection with the above races the Sanson-Foxton tramway will run as under:— Wednesday, December hth, 1912. Himatangi depart (connecting with train from Foxlon) 0.25 a.m. Pukenui arrive 11 a.m. Pukenui depart 6. p.m. Fox ton arrive 8 p.m. Thursday, December 12TH, 1912. Fox ton depart 9- 20 a - in - Himatangi depart 9.45 a.m. Pukenui arrive 1i.15 a - | n. Pukenui depart 6 p.m. Fox ton arrive 8 p.m. Return fares 4s. A. K. DREW, Tramway Manager. Motor bus will meet tram at Pukenui to convey passengers to and from the racecourse. WHEN visiting Palmerston “STOP” at Cafe Anglais, outside station opposite Cab Rank. Meals always ready. Proprietor; M. HINTZE. WANTED —A boy. Apply immediately Charles Simmons, Fox ton Cycle and Motor Coy., Main Street.