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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1894, 24 October 1918, Page 3

LAST FEW DAYS LAST FEW BAYS LAST FEW DAYS LAST FEW DAYS of WALKER & FURRIE’S. WALKER & FURRIE’S. MONEY-SAVING SALE. MONEY-SAVING SALE. MONEY-SAVING SALE. MONEY-SAVING SALE. WK have definite instructions to clear the whole of this stock and plant within the next few days. GROCERIES (a 'food, clean lot), IRONMONGERY, PAINTS AND BRUSHES, GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS, WHEAT AND OATS (by the sack), WIRE MATTRASSES. Also 2 HORSES, CARTS AND HARNESS, CASH REGISTER, SCALES, CHEESE CUTTER, CURRANT CLEANER, ETC. Premises required for new tenant. ALL GOODS ORDERED THIS WEEK WILL BE DELIVERED. LAST FEW DAYS! LAST FEW DAYS! LAST FEW DAYS! LAST FEW DAYS! THE EEILDING SALVATION ARMY SILVER BAND SILVER BAND will visit Piixlon on SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND MONDAY, October 2(ilh, 27th, and 28(!i. |)V)UND. Palmerston's retail shops will be open all Wednesday (30th), first day of Show. Open till 12.30 Thursday 31st; 49 COY., SENIOR CADETS. Senior cadets of the age of in years or over will parade in uniform at the Town Hall, Eoxton, at 9.30 a.m., on SATURDAY, 20th October, for musketry. H. P. GABITES, Lt., O.C. 49 Coy. T. R. DILLICAR, LTD., Hamilton (Waikato), Require a first- class man to take charge new Boo! Deportment to lie opened in a fort night. Prepared to pay good wages to competent man. Address full particulars, slating experience, age, terms required, position as regards military service, and references. Wanted to exchange—two light harness horses for one spring carter. Apply W. D. Banekliam. STRAYED off my property, at Maroliri, one two-year-old heifer, black with brown tinge; top quarter off left ear. Reward for informal!.on leading to its recovery. T. Bowe, Maroliri. AT C. M. ROSS’ on SaturdayNewest Neckwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Temporary promises near Post Office, Alain Street.

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