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Manawatu Herald, Volume XL, Issue 1918, 21 December 1918, Page 1

lx. L3M ./2 Surf Meet Father Christmas in his Cave at C. & C/s. Oh! what joy for the girl or hoy who meets Father Christmas in his wonderful, mysterious, subterranean cave at C. and C.’s! Weird and wonderful — parts are brilliant—parts dimly lit —you’ll hear the distant rumble of the sea—at the end of the cave is Father Christmas himself—he greets each visitor—he gives to each a present. Surprises—sensations—sights—sounds—subterranean—sixpence 1 SESSIONS; —At 2.30 on iQth, 20th, 21st, 23rd, and 24th. Evening at 7 on 21 st and 24th only. Practical Presents For /111. Mysterious Subterranean Gave; Admission 6d. Presents for Babies, Boys, Girls, and Adults. Practical Presents, FOR THE HOME.— Hammocks, 8/11 to 65/-; Cushions, 6/11 to 32/6; Mohair Table Covers, 79/6 to £5/10/-. FOR LADlES.— Blouses in silk, 18/6 Playthings, large and small, to to vo^e > to lanc\ Necklaces, 1/3 and 2/6; Ladies’ Plain Handkerchiefs, 2£d to B£d; Embroidered, Gjd to 15/6; Coloured, to 3|d ; Rilette and Eve Handkerchiefs, 1/“5 Umbrellas, 10/6 to 39/6; Gloves, fabric, 3/6 to 4/11; kid, 6/11 to 17/6 ; anvuse and’ satisfy "the ~ playtime voile, 7/11 to 21/9; hand embroidered blockings, Lisle, 3/6 to 5/3; silk, 4/11 dreams of children of all ages. voile, 29/6 to 79/6; coloured and to 22/6; Neckwear, 1/- to 11/6. BASEMENT DISPLAYS.— This is "’lute crepc-de-chene and Georgette, unique—in the basement beside our 35/- to 84/-; Panamas, 13/6 to 35/*; FOR MEN —Handkerchefs, silk i n -Father Christmas Cave. Popular Camisoles, 2/9 to 28/6; Sports Coats, itial, 4/8, 5/6; plain, 4/6 to 7/6; mer-P r ‘ ccf * tO - vs on^v - silk, 72/- to 6£gns; Wool, 21/6 to eerised, plain or initialled, 1/-; colour- UPSTAIRS DISPLAYS. —The bet-£4/15/. • Manicure Sets, Work Baskets. cd borders, 9d ' ‘ ‘ ‘ c .(!■!; linen, t/2 •;/u ; Ties, 2/- to 1/6 to 2/11; Wool, 3/6 to etc.j etc. fectionery, 3d (0 10/6 d/S; Lisle, 3/9 and 4/6, in / T ali colours; Silk, 5/11 and ~ *ar 1 I Oil |%L I I 1 jjj 7/6 FOR LADIES. Shoes, IG/S to 29/6; Boots, 22/G to 29/6; Sandals for kiddies, 6/9 to 10/6. Q Broad Stot PALMERSTONnorih I

THE KEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CafiiIPANY ! S LINE. TO PLYMOUTH, VIA PANAMA CANAL. Large modern twin-screw Pns.sen- £>'{•!• Steamers, with unsurpassed accommodation. Si on mt>r. Tons. Prom. Abuul. R UAH IN 10 11,000 Wgln. Feb. 14 Return Tickets available by P. & O. and Shaw, Savill & Albion Coy., Ltd. " Passengers arc provided with 'passage to the final port of departure puff op chakof. Also from lime lo time, as opportunity oilers FIRST-CLASS INSULATED CARGO STFAMFRS. The Company, having oroeted cma mod ions storage accommoda lion, with dumping plant, at Koxton, is prepared to receive wool, llax, low, etc., for transhipment. Tim building is gazetted a Government; Grading Store, enabling millers to have their (lax graded locally. For Passage, Freight or Storage, apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING Co., Ltd. Telephone, No. 84. Offices: Harbour Street. JOHN . WALLS, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER . MAIN STREET - FOXTON. niTHE BAKING is under my own personal supervision, so cusomers can rely on obtaining only he best quality goods. The Chief Justice, when in Foxton eccntly, said that the bread was the ! best he had ever tasted, and the quality is still the same as then. AFTERNOON TEA. The Refreshment Room is thoroughly up-to-date. SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY I'^T 'OP-DRESS YOUR : LAWN WITH : BASIC SLAG AND the grass will grow that fast that you will require a WOODYATT LAWN I*, MOWER to keep it down, These Mowers are very easy running and all spare parts are kept in stock, NYE slocks the Slag and Mower. Also Bonedust, Guano and Agricultural lime. Regular supplies of Coke, Westport and Waipa Coal. WHYTE ST COAL \ ARD. W. NYE, ... Proprietor. .