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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3031, 4 May 1926, Page 4

A. WALLS, GENERAL CARRIER, Notifies the public of Foxton and District that he has commenced a motor carrying business. All classes of carrying undertaken with the utmost care. Orders left at Mr J. Walls’ shop, Mam St. (Telephone No. 80) will receive prompt attention.

JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND, A SELECTION OF VERY CHOICE Costumes, Silk Frocks, Marabouts, Hosiery. THESE AR.E ALL THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS AND ARE BEING DISPLAYED IN OUR SHOWROOM. OUR DIRECT FROM MAKERS IMPORTATIONS ENABLE US TO QUOTE LOWER WITHOUT SACRIFICING QUALITY. COSTUMES, in newest shades, coat lined silk, 75/-. THESE ARE WONDERFUL VALUE. MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY. RICHARDS, THE LADIES’ OUTFITTER CORNER GEORGE AND MAIN STREETS (Near The Square) PALMERSTON NORTH.

WHEN WINTER COMES ALL READ BOOKS. SOME OF THE RECENT FICTION. “COTTON WOOD GULCH, 1 ” by Clarence E. Mulford.— The “cleaning up” the mining of Cottonwood is strongly handled. Mr. Mulford has written nothing better. Price 6s. “THE DOWEIt HOUSE MYSTERY,” by Patricia Wentworth. —Why could no one live at the Dower House? The solution of the mystery is in doubt to the very end. Price 6s. “ALL CONQUERING POWER,” by Joseph Hocking.— This is a problem novel of an unusual order. Price 3s 6d. If it is not convenient to call, write us for our list of recent books. Postage on all novels 8d extra. H. L. YOUNG, Ltd. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, BROADWAY :: :: PALMERSTON N.