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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1196, 15 January 1914, Page 3

1 V. M. ROSS & Co's. SA L E STARTS ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 th. IT is called (he “Bis Six Sale,” and there are many Big Six Reasons why you should be there on the opening day. A Circular has been posted, telling you of the magnificent attractions. If vou have not received a copy, ask for one to be posted by return. C. M. UOBB k CO. THE BON MARCH E, PALMERSTON NORTH. L m wwTiiffjr J ’I A SALE EX TRAORDINARY. NEW YEAK BA.KGAINS FOR EVERYONE. IT never rains but it pours. Here we arc, in the slackest month of the year, and a whole batch of stuff waiting to be delivered as soon as wc can make room for it. There’s but one thing to do—dear present stocks as quickly as possible. We’ve done our best ; we’ve cut prices beyond recognition. Even-’ line in our Clothing, Mercery, and Men’s and Women’s Boot Departments. YOU’D BEST BE 12 ARIA. When’s belter than NOW? Where’s your hat ? I \ M ILLAR & G-lORG-I. 'THE CHEAT OET“ ITTTEHS, PALMERSTON NORTH, WALLPAPERS AND FRIEZES WE sell for CASH ouly, hence the values offering at CLARK & TIIOMPS 3 FITZHERBERT STREET, PALME RSTON NORTH. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. D’arcy Knewstup has been appointed as Ranger, Inspector of Nuisances and Dog Registrar for the Borough of Foxton, and that his office is in the old Post Office Building. The following is the charge for Dog Registration for the current year, vi/: The dog tax on all dogs other than working dogs be 10s per dog, but to be reduced to 5s per dog if paid before the 31st January, 1914, working dogs to be 2s 6d on signing Ihe usual declaration. C. J. KENT-JOHNSTON, Town Clerk. PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. Rector: I. E. VERNON, M.A., B.Sc. (Edin.) mi-IK school re-opens on THI'RSJL DAY, February sth. Classical, Commercial and Agidcnltural courses. BOARDING HOUSE FOR BOYS. Prospectus on application. The Rector may be seen at the School during lanuary on Thursdays, and on February Ist, 2nd and 3rd from 2 to 4 p.m.