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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 1624, 14 October 1916, Page 3

THEN ORDER WITH CONFIDENCE WHITE us with perfect confidence for any or all of these good value parcels. Mrs C ,of Onga Onga, writes: “I received 5/- parcel; splendid value, in fact we could not get the same here for 7/0.” Mrs 0. S ,of Eketahuna, writes: —“Many thanks for the parcel received, and was delighted with it for the reasonable price.” 5/6 NAPERY PARCEL: Runner for Sideboard or dresser; crash hemstitched and embroidered, size 12 by 45 inches. Cushion Cover in crash, frilled and embroidered. Cosey Cover in crash, frilled and embroidered. Post free for cash with order. 7/6 NAPERY PARCEL: Traycloth or Afternoon Tea Cloth, hemstitched and embroidered, size 32 by 32; Runner, similar size, 12 by 15; Traycloth, similar size, 15 by 24; Duchess Set of Runner and three Mats, all lace; Night Dress Case, prettily embroidered. Post free for cash with order. 7/6 TOWEL PARCEL; 2 White Towels, bath size, 20 by 42; 2 Brown Bath Towels, size 25 by 48; 2 Pillow Cases, with hemstitched frills. Post free for (-ash with order. COLLIN SON & : : : CUNNIN GHAME, limited, PALMERSTON NORTH.

’XMAS TOBACCO FUND. I APPEAL lu all the residents of Foxton for help for the above fund. We have now more men at (be front, and should send more than we did last year for tobaceo and cigarettes to onr hoys in the cold and wet trenches. Give what yon can, no subscription is despised because it is too small. All donations will be acknowledged through the “Herald.” Fund closes on 28th October, so only two weeks to do what we can to brighten ’Xmas for our brave boys. ALF. FRASER, Mayor. 014,21 MANAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. Thirty-first Metropolitan Live Stock Agricultural Show and Indutsrial Exhibition will be held at Palmerston North Show Grounds on AVEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the Ist, 2nd, and 3rd November next. Under the patronage of His Excellency the Governor, the Earl of Liverpool. Manawatu Kennel Club’s Annual Champion Dog Show and Exhibition. The great Blood Stock Show of the Dominion. Splendid Horse and .Jumping Competitions. Blood Stock Championships in all divisions. Art and Industrial competitions. Entries for all classes except Live St ode close October 7th. Entries for Live Stock close October 14th. Gel your schedules and entry forms and enter early. All information from (he Secretary, W. T. PENNY, Box 85, Palmerston N. MOUNSEY & CO. MONTHLY SALE! MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER Kith, 1010, At 1 P.M. AT NYE’S YARDS, FOXTON. MOUNSEY & CO. will sell; — Dead and live stock, implements, vehicles, harness, household furniture, produce, and sundries of every description. Further entries may be left at the “Herald” Office. ' " WANTED to buy, fresh eggs for cash. Highest market price. Nett cash. M. E. Perreau. W A NTED. —Everyone to see the S2>ecial showing of Shirts at L. E. Large’s, The Economic. — Unfurnished room, with use of bathroom, for two single men, in private house. Apply, Rosy Hairdressing Saloon. XJNDERCLOTIHNG BARGAIN S. Ladies’ Longeloth Nightdresses 5/(1, Ladies’ AVhite Cotton Vests, extra large size, 1/ti; Children’s AVoven Cotton Bloomers, 1/11; ladies’ Woven Bodices, 1/11. At J. M. Barr’s Big Baragain Stores. CHILDREN’S FROCKS and Overalls, in the new Magyar cut. Sizes to tit children from 2 to It). Prices from 3/0. At J. M. Barr’s Big Bargain Stores. Wanted known— l,2oo yards of Reversible Gingham. The greatest value in New Zealand today. Sold elsewhere at Bid per yd. Our price, only Oid per yd. Stiles and Matheson, LtdJjOYS’ SUITS. —Your boy probably wants a suit. Get him a Kaiapoi or Petone Suit, they look smart, wear will, and are made to our special order, and the prices mark a big saving to fortunate buyers. J. M. Barr’s Big Bargain Stores.