Higlil.firade •American Shoes, A MEBICAN |■; footwear has f*- justly earned a reputation in colonial markets and all the preferential tariffs -won't keep the shoes outj !of the market. People will have the best, or at least what they, consider the best. THE FUKNE?S SHOE STORE is the store for first grade American slfoes afc moderate price 3. Let'us back up what we say. - I' WOiLES/S SIfOES. Glace Kid Shoes, in lace or button, patent] cap, in round, medium or pointed toes; a smart shoe,'and only 10s. ' Viei Kid Shoes, m lase or button, patent caps, pointed toes, made by the,Dalton Shoe Coy., - at 16s Gd, l^s,6d; and 14s Gci. li—. '•• ' ■ ■ : THEMpS* . v \ IBOE STORE, / ■■■ ■_■. ihelbquaiie. j5. FUESESS.f r~~G.WOESF©ID. GASMEN" * TOOLS. . SPiIDES & EOBKS HOfe&EAKES , HEDGE SHEARS & GRTTBBEES " SCYTHES, HObKS, and TKOWELS; :■.■ LA.TO MOWERS BOBBIE KNIVES P&UNpG SHEARS. AND |:- PRUNING KNIVES And gIeDEN LINES, ALL NEW GOODS. INSPECTiyN INVITED. R. S. 8A.8.8,Y. Collinson and Gunninghame are near u<». ] PBOGEES WE ABE STILL MAKIMI] : . jAs we are expecting (another shipment of .'•.jthat CHEAP (ML ;jSo much sought after ;by Palmerston house- ? wives. ' ■ •■ 'Place your orders ' - EABLY. _ MURRAI & Co. LTD., MAIN-ST. . W., .PALSIERSTON N. TELEEHONE 228. i ■ , V ■■'' .. •,■'.■-: BALDWIiI BALDWIN, SOLICITORS, PALMERSTON NORTH, HAVE several Bums to lend upon ap> proved town and rural, lands at ourrent rates to suit borrowers. Also, money %o lend on chattels security.- j ■ ■' ' .. , AETHUE M. MOWLEM (.Late'of Bauiae and Mowlem,Auckland), • . SOLICITOR. r^FFICES: Theatre Eoyal BmlcliDgs. '•" Money to lend in any sum on town or country securities. |. ' X RMNNEST" BAEEIBTEB, SOLICITOR AND NOTARY POBLIO, MONEY TO LEND at lowest current rates" oq town and country securieties." ,; V ~'• ROYAL! BLUE HOUSE. TCTOB [abßolntely the cheapest Glass -*- ■ Embossing, GildiDg, ■ Signwriters, Painters and Paperhangere. A -large slock of Washed Scrim, Tacks, Tape, Leads, Oils, Bevelled and Plain Mirrors, and ordinary Sheet Glass sus to any size. JUST ABBIVED— 36 bales of new season's PAPER. HANGINGS. The largest atock in th< Manawatu District. ESTIMATES GIVEN. osgoob Fhasckki; EANGITIKEI-STBEET, P.N. '< Telephone 202 ' <i , HULLO! I SAYS THE SMALL BOY, !| a "JI/TY word theee fellers keeps a fi'4' ■u-*- stook of things in 'ere; I guM» I'll tall dad to come 'ere when'iß-lio busts next time. And golly I Lools the enamel; don't it shine!" )| SMALL BOY KNOWS WHAT''$ WHAT. i\ BICYCLES--- ' f NEW AND SECOND E«f^P. 2 LADIES' GOOD SEC&D HAND. -1 SUNDRIES— J Best assorted Stock in 'PREPAIRS & ENAMELLING 1 . PEA RIFLES, best qjty. ff. H. BYCIOFT & (L i ARAB CYCLE FACTORyf Main-street West, Palmerston ;N<«p.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7922, 30 September 1904, Page 7
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