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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 1051, 16 January 1913, Page 3

CLOSED! THE BON MARCHE, PALMERSTON NORTH, Will be closed all day on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 14th and 15th January, for the purpose of marking down stock for IMPORTANT SAL E , Commencing on THURSDAY 16th. Look out for Inset in to-day's issue of this paper. C. M. ROSS * 00.. PALMERSTON NORTH, V GO TO THE CROWN ,Pholie 582 STUDIOS for PHOTOS. The Largest and Best-Lighted and Best for Groups and Cinldren. ANY photo copied or enlarged. If you have a photo you want copying or enlarging post it to us NOW and WE will tell you how much it will cost you. Our prices will suit you, and our aim is to give satisfaction. WHALLEY & CO., THE SQUARE PALMERSTON N inext Durwards). BANGIOTU STORE. CASH PROVIDERS. read the following:— Evaporated Apples, iid pkt.; 6 Castles Jelly, 1 /-; 3 Bottles Ess. Lemon, I/-; Clothes Pegs, Id per doz. The delivery cart runs to FOXTON on Saturdays, and orders are taken every Thursday. Any orders sent by mail will receive my prompt attention. C. A. ROTH. GENERAL STOREKEEPER. /* \ THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS. *X. MAS & NEW YEAR GIFTS suitable for all. Prices right. Goods to numerous to particularise. CALL & IN UPC. R. M. PARKE S. JEWELLER AND STATIONER. J

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