HOSIERY AND GLOVES ,Smartly gloved hands make n world of difference to one s appearance, and no doubt smart hosiery bridges the gap between commonplace and the distinctive. Here we feature a selection taken at random from our wide range of gloves and hosiery for every occasion. LADIES' IMITATION SUEDE GLOVES, Tn grey, fawn, pastel. Embroidered Gauntlet Tops. Points worked in Contrasting Colours. Selling 6/6 pair. LADIES' ARTIFICIAL SILK ANKLE HOSE, Cotton Heel and Toe. Usually sold 5/0 pair. Special Prices 3/11 pair. Id PALfIERSTOfI f£ MADGE’S COMFORTABLE CHAR-A-BANC (Leave Post Office at each end ) PALMERSTON N FOR FEILDING.—-9 and IMS a.m. FEILDING FOR PALMERSTON N.—10.15 a.m., 12.30 and 5.30 p.m. , PALMERSTON N. TO FOXTON.—9 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. FOXTON TO PALMERSTON N.—11.45 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. . , „ FARES: Feilding 2/6, Foxton 4/6 (single). Passengers Dropped or picked up at any point en Route. Light Freight Carried. ’Phone 5788.
Yon have your fancy in tyresthe same-** any other motorist. Probably it is a fancy borne of long and satisfactory experience' We should like to supply your Tyre requirements. This Garage is noted for supplying the best makes at the lowest current prices. If you seek mileage value buy your tyres hereFoxton Motor and Eng. Co. Ltd. Motor & General Engineer* Poxtoß. Phone: Garage 84, Shop
■£ j'C'ji'v?!! y a * iiVfi (Carrying things from where they are plentiful $0 where they are 'wanted is one of the chief businesses of JAfe. When you want your Goods and Chattels carried sotnerwhere near or distant—write or call and a 'vehicle will be on the fat to do the work quickly and well and at moderate cod. HAROLD OSBORNE Wmil, Cul ft C«k« Mankut aiLGannl Caniu FOXTON Pho.*4T
M..F33* X ATE ARE strongfp tempted to emphasise the 1/1/ mode rati prices at which our Bedroom Suites V V art B oid, bat even though our prices save pod moneg, that is not the realty important thing. What is mors important is the hitgh quality *nd e *■ (reme beauty of the Furniture -itself, and that the Drawers and Cupboards srs fine specimens of tkS cabinet making art In short pouil finimM*&?!!£** ts pour horns. P. J. JACK Twstoms Munficturar sued Skap A Of Use Fitter
The HERALD” PRINTERY is equipped with the latest am most up-to-date in type and mach inery, and we are prepared to execute orders for all classes of printing with despatch at reasonable Lrates consistent with the highest I class workmanship.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2786, 18 September 1924, Page 4
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