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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1402, 25 May 1915, Page 3

- EVERYTHING- FOR - i LADIES' EVENING WEAR, j - i.ir WHY not sec patterns of these exquisite fabrics he- | fore having anything made up for evening wear ? j Write TO-DAY—the patterns will come by return, and j the goods selected go post free. SILK CHRVSTALLINES-in Creme, Sky, Saxe and Fink, 2/11 Yard. SILK CREPES—Apricot, Pink, Creme, 3/6 Yard. SILK NINONS—BIack, Pink, Violet, Sky, Saxe, Vieux Rose, Brown, White, Cerise, Creme, 3/6 Yard. PRINTED SILK NINONS— White grounds with lovely floral designs, 4 6 to 6/6 Yard. S ATIN (’ 11AR M EUS E —in A pricot, Saxe, Champagne, Violet, Pink, Sky, Vieux Rose, Flame. VENETIAN CLOTH—for Evening Cloaks, 4/6 to 6/1 1 Yard. HEADY -TO - WEAR EVENING : : : APPAREL : : : YOU will be well repaid by seeing our stock if wanting such goods. Handsome Wraps, Robes, Opera Cloaks, Net and Lace Overdresses. Distinctive styles and shades. EVENING SHOES FOR LADIES: I PRACTICALLY every shade of frock can be matched by ! us in Kid or Velvet or Satin Evening Shoes. YOLK ENQUIRY OK YOUK VISIT INVITED. COLLINSON & CUNNINGHAMF, LTD., l-OBKOADST - I’AI.MERSTON X. J (CORONATION 'JNVWN HALL. THURSDAY, JUNE 3RD., 1915. GRAND VARIETY FAIR IN AID OF THE BELGIAN RELIEF FUND. For the cause that needs assistance, For the wrongs that need resistance, For the future in the distance And the good we all can do! AN UNIQUE AND INTERESTIN' G SERIES OF EVENTS AND ENTER]'AINMENTS. SOMETHING - QUITE - ORIGINAL! COMPETITIONS FOR CHILDREN (SCHOOL). GUESSING COMPETITIONS. - AUCTION SALKS. “ SIDE SHOWS. GAMES. BRAN TUBS, ETC’. COMIC ITEMS, SONGS - SHOOTING GALLERY. ETC'. FIRST APPEARANCE OF FONTON PATRIOTIC MINS TREES. 30 MINUTES OF FUN AND FROLIC ! AN UNIQUE AND FASCINATING SPORT: A - MINIATURE - RAGE - COURSE, THE SPORT OF KINGS. ANT) A HOST OF OTHER INTERESTING AND ATTRACTIVE EVENTS. ADMISSION, 1- : CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE, 6» E U IDA Y, JU N E 4™., 1915, PLAIN, FANCY & POSTER B A L L. ARTISTIC DECORATIONS, GOOD FLOOR. ENCHANTING MUSIC. AND SUPPER PROVIDED BY THE LADIES. PRIZFS FOR BEST LADY'S AND GENT’S. FANCY AND POSTER COSTUMES. PRIZE FOR MOST INGENIOUS DRESS, LADY’S AND GENT’S. PRIZE* 2 FOR BOY AND GIRL UNDER 16 IN BEST FANCY DRESS. EUCHRE TOURNAMENT FOR NON-DANCERS. L L-L----ia k. pOR FIRS r LADY AND GENTLEMAN. ADMISSION: DOUBLE TICKETS S.SINGLE 26, ONLOOKERS ]/-. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE; His Worship the Mayor (Alf. Eraser Esq.). Rev. W. Raine, and Messrs Hornblow, Keliow and W. Smilh. GENERAL COMMITTEE: Messrs Ino. Ross. Betty, Claris, Kirkley, W. E. and G. O. Barber, Bullard, Pcrreau, Kelly. Town Hall, Lighting, and Mechanical Appliances, etc,, supplied free of cost by Messrs Fullers’. Ltd. A. J. KELLOW, Hon. Sec. REV. W. RAINE. Treasurer.

| M ESI) A AIKS HENDERSON & CUNNINGHAME, FRUITERERS, CONFECTIONERS & CATERERS. HAVE re-commenced business in premises next to Mr Healey’s Pharmacy. The choicest English and Colonial confections stocked. _ The choicest Island truit always on hand. A commodious and well-lighted SUPPER ROOM for the convenience of patrons. Fish and Grill Suppers a Speciality. WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies’ Navy Costume, usual price 3Qs 6d, Sale 15s 6d. Ladies’ Grey Tweed Costume, usual 555, Sale 17s 6d. Ladies’ Tweed Skirts, Sale price 4s lid. Ladies’ Fancy Front Vest, Sale Ladies’ Extra Long Vest, Sale is. Ladies’ Grey Bloomers, Sale is Hd pair. Ladies’ Creme Woven Night, Sale 7s 9d. Ladies’ Flannelette Nights, 0.5., Sale 453 d. G. 11. STILES.