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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1466, 30 October 1915, Page 3

(./ cr 'I/ /u i a r' f mv /1. - f-'jv - '■ ■ A •"• ,- , \ } <\ tww 1M) NEW VOILES. lUST arrived —a new shipment of rollon voiles. 150 different patterns. Perhaps no other material so successfully interprets the spirit of Spring as Voiles. The choice is so varied that everyone can select a design to suit their individual taste —we offer you 150 different designs to choose from. Come and sec them. They arc a new and large shipment that has just arrived, and the designs arc bewitdiingly beautiful. There are dainty POMPADOUR and ROSEBUD designs on white grounds. OOF.OUR ED GROUNDS with pretty patterns. White grounds with dainty BLACK & GREY designs. NAVY AND BLACK GROUNDS with charming coloured patterns. Smart BLOCK STRIPES lof white and black, navy, grey, purple, vieux rose, sky and saxe blue. Spots, large and small, plain and fancy, on white grounds. You will be charmed with the exquisite character of these new Cotton Voiles; without exception the designs are beautiful and the colour scheme revel in those delicate harmonies that look so charming in a lady’s Spring or Summer toilet. 27 to 28 inches wide. PRICES ; 1/-. 1/3 AND 1/G YARD. Time. M. ROSS CO., LID., PALMERSTON NORTH. MANAWATU & WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL & PASTORAL I ASSOCIATION’S 3«th (5 RAND M ETROPURITAN AGRICULTURAL SHOW & INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION, in conjunction with Maiiawalu Patriotic Society’s Patriotic Fair, solely for the benefit of our Sick and Wounded Soldiers and Sailors Fund, at the Showgrounds, Palmerston N., 3rd, 4TII and STII November, 1915, Also MANAWATU KENNEL CLUiTS CHAMPION ANNUAL DOC SHOW. The great blood stock show of the Dominion. Splendid horse and jumping competitions. Entries close lor all classes, except live stock, October 9UI. Live stock entries close Oct. 16th. Schedules free on application to the secretary. W. T. PENNY, Box Bs, Palmerston N. SPECIAL DA I in' SALE. TUESDAY, 2ND NOVEMBER. IQIS- - Farm, (Shannon - Foxton Road) Moutoa, IVrEW ZEALAND LOAN AND 111 MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LID., will sell 011 account of Smith Bros, at the farm as above at 12 noon ; 100 Shorthorn, Holstein and Jersey cows in full milk and a few to calve. 50 15-months heifers. 4 Shorthorn bulls. 1 Jersey bull. 100 Pigs, mixed, I y.i h.p. Felix motor benzine engine. 1 7-bnckct L.K.G. milking plant. 1 h.p. Rlackstone oil engi ne. I Alfa dc Laval Separator, 130 gals. JO bucket calves, COWS OR PIGS PURCHASED WILL BE PUT ON 'PRLICKS FREE AT SHANNON. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. NOTE.— I he cows are a first-class lot and in the pink of condition, and the herd is recognised as one of the best in the district. The cows have been very heavily culled and the vendois have been milking for the last 40 years, this being their last clearing sale. 'Lite cows arc being offered owing to the increasing di (Acuity of securing suitable labour fur milking and also owing to the desire of one of the members of the firm to leave for the front. The' Shannon motor bus passes the gate. NOW HEADY. COLLECTION OF SEEDLINGS! All the leading varieties ; Demophlothia, Nimesia, Phlox, Gypsophia, Lynes, Candy Tuft, Sweet William, African Velett Daisy, Stocks, Iceland Poppies, Mimulus, Schyanthus.Godesias, Asters, Penstemons, Cosmos, Larkspur and many others; also Tomato, Cape Gooseberry, Celery, Marrow and Cucumber plants, Cabbage and Cauliflower. Order early to save disappointment, A. S. WALSH & CO., “THE PAMPAS” NURSERY, Colev Street - Foxton. WANTED-Experienced young lady for fancy counter,J}Apply Jas. Wallace, Manager Premier Draperv Co., Ltd., Palmerston N. mO LET-—Grazing, about five J- acres m Lady’s Mile. Apply this office.