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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1733, 3 July 1917, Page 3

STARTS JULY sth. SAYING I ON ALL SIDES. . tarn DRAPERY, CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, MANCHESTER, DRESS GOODS, FURNISHINGS. CASH CONCESSIONS TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. CASH purchasers to the extent of 20/- during' our Colossal Winter Sale will receive 25 per cent, of their railway fare back —they will also receive our AVar Rebate bought will be delivered to station and FREIGHT will be paid by us to any station. CASH must accompany all mail orders, on which postage will be paid, by us during this sale. NO goods bought at Sale Prices can be exchanged, nor can any go out on approbation from Showroom or Boot Section. of one penny back out of every shilling spent. All goods COLLINSON & CUNNINQHAME, DKOAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH,

Wanted Known; Yon can get better groceries for the same money at Walker and Furric’s. "yyiLL the person who was seen to take, overcoat from Mr Wauklyn’s billiard-room return same and save further trouble? LOST. —-On Sunday evening, between Fox ton and Oroua Downs, bag containing skirl. Finder rewarded on returning same to this oJUce. Mrs’ S Heavy Knitted Petone Wool Sox, usually 2/- pair, now l/'U pair. Large size Blanket Bugs, for single beds, usually 12/(5, now 8/11 each. At Barr’s Groat Winter Bargain Sale. Deductions in prices of Boys’ Sports Suits, Petone and Kaiapoi makes, usual prices 37/0 to 42/-. Special Sale price, 29/0, at Barr’s Winter Bargain Sale, SOCIAL. LflE second of the series of socials, under the auspices of tho Presbyterian Church Management Committee, will take place in the Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY evening next. Good vocal and instrumental programme. Refreshments. Admission: Adults 1/-, children Gd. H. J. CLARIS, Hon, Sec. NOTICE, a \NY person found taking wood from the Awa Downs Daijjjp after this date will be prosecuted. W. DONEY, Manager, Foxton, June 30,1917.