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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8140, 2 June 1906, Page 5

The lighting season.—We have no desire to make light of any other artificial means of lighting, but for. economy, utility and convenience a good kerosene lamp is hard to beat. We notice Mr E. H. Barry is opening up a new lot of the latest designs.— (Advt.) A. E. CLAUSEN. Owing to heavy snipments of crockery and glassware arriving and being short of room, A. E. Clausen has decided to sell off all fancy goods and toys at cost price and in future to stock only., crockery and glassware. This is a rare chance of securing presents of every description as there is over £200 worth to be disposed of.—Advt.

During Easter month I am offering a sacrifice in English Bicycles, equipped with Eadie coaster, Brooks' 810 saddle, Renold roller chain, West wood plated rims, and Palmer tyres, at the price of£l2 and allow three months to pay the £12. Inspection invited.—C. S. Pickering, near Borough Council Office, Palmerston £T.* TO THOSE ABOUT TO MAEEY. (Punch says don't,) The best house to buy the wedding cake is Whitehead Bros., Mam-street West (near Station), wholesale and ' retail bakers, confectioners, etc. Latest designs m ornamental work. We are sure to please. Carts deliver bread in district daily.—Advt,

" A perfect luxury in footwear at the Bon Marche. GJace Kid "Waiting Shoes at j 10/6, Evening Shoes from 1/11, Infants' Shoes from 1/-, Gents' Englishmade Bos Calf Boots 18/6, Strong Nailed Shooters 8/11, Ladies' and Gents' Gam Boots best and cheapest at C* M. Ross arid Co.'s."—Advt. , i O.T. PUNCH is a Skilful Blend of i several i'ruit Ju ces, combined with M Chillies, which makes a delightful, warm- • - ' ing and invigorating beverage. ■; i v 3 1