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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1424, 15 July 1915, Page 2

WE STILL DO AS THE ROMANS DID. THE ancient Romans looked upon ebony as a treasure, and many of their ornaments and articles of personal adornment were made of this lovely black wood. The taste of the Romans for ebonyware survives today and what is nicer for gift-making than a good brush or hand-mirror backed with this fine jct-black wood from the heart of the ebony tree ? A MAY STOC K OF EBONY GOODS HAS ARRIVED. . . . WHY NOT CALL AND INSPECT ? Ladies’ Hair Brushes 6/6 to 32/6. Mirrors, in all designs, 12/6 to 25/-. Military Brushes, 22/6 and 25/- pair. Hat Brushes, 3/-. Clothes Brushes, 11/6 to 16 16. Hairpin Boxes and Pin Trays at low prices. O’CONNOR & TYDEMAN. Jewellers Palmerston N. We give a present with every wedding ring sold.

FORSAJLB. SOMETHING SPECIAL : Yz acre, Reeve St., 3 ch, road frontage 50. Terms. I acre, Reeve St. Price £6O, Terms. I acre, Union St., house of 7 rooms, orchard. Price £275; about £SO cash wanted, balance arranged. Good 7-roomed house, with all conveniences; land 1% acres. Very comfortable home. Price £600; cash £2OO, balance 5 ner cent. 80 Acres, with necessary buildings. Price £1,050; £250 cash, balance 12 months at 5 per cent. Present dairy stock and implements can c purchased at reasonable figure. A real 'argain. E. WANKLYN Licensed Land Agent.