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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8719, 19 January 1907, Page 3

DAVENPORT BROS. T.m BIBBCT IMPOSTERS; MARTON. T*L«PHOtTK HO. 81. HEW GOODS From London Direct— Ex s.s. RIMUTAKA, KUMARA. TONGAEIRO, lONIC & TURAKINA— New Millinery ! In our Show Room Will be found the LATEST NOVELTIES for the season. Shapes and Straws, Flowers, Feathers, etc. Silk Blouses, Dress Skirts in Voile and Fancy, Linen and Tweed Costnmes. New Underclothing, Children’s Dresses IN OUR Dress Department We ere showing an endless variety of the Newest Fabrics. New Muslins and Embroidered Linens, Silks and Blonsings, Prints and Delaines, New Collars and Ties, Sunshades and Umbrellas, Hosiery, Gloves, Belts, etc. 11 our Manchester Department We are offering Special Value as our Agent purchased prior to the advance in cotton. Sheetings, Calicoes, Towels, Cretonnes, 80 and 60 inches wide, Galatoas, Shirtings, Flannelettes. Tablings, Table Covers, Serviettes all sizes, Pillow Cases, oto In our Clothing Department The VALUES SURPASS ANY- j THING wo have offered before. | Men’s Colonial-male fcuits. Tweed I Trousers 8s 6 1 aud 12s 6d. 13 o_, s' I and Yoiit;-t.’ 'Suits,. Beys’ Jumpers Men’s Sac Coat,; in <ilk and duck Men's Tennis Shirts from os 6d P-jr.in:s, Panama Bats, Stray s Felt Hats, Caps, ets., Uudcrclolh I Ing, Gloves, Ties, Collars, Braces, i etc, | Linoleums, Hearth Rugs I Tapestry &• Bros, ells Squares jj Persian Bugs, Japanese Malting a Axminstor, Mohair, and Coir Mats 3 Japanese Dress Baskets, Straps and J [ handle complete I Portmanteaux, Brief and Gladstone Bag' Steel Travelling Trunks cheaper than over Ladies’ Tailor-made Costumes To Measure. Patterns and Plates j now showing. Gentlemen's Tailar-made Suits To measure. See our New Patterns. I ENGLISH BEHBTBADS At Bedrock Prices. BOOTB SHOES . Ex s.n, lonic, Direct from Dawson's Manufactory to our Store—These are Groat Value. BLUESTONE (Genuine Suinhate of Copperl, VERMORITE, TOBACCO DUST, &o. SPRAY PUMPS, SYRINGES, FORKS, RAKES, HOES, SPADES, , TROWELS, GLOVES, PRUNING KNIVES, SHEARS, And all GARDEN REQUISITES. Morepork Hams. Morepork Rolls and Middles. tbas~teas. HASELMERE TEAS. We are appointed Sole Agents for | these Celebrated Teas, Another consignment now on hand, wfaioh are selling at 10a per 61b box. We have just received a choice parcel ! of hill-grown FANNING’S TEA, which ; I we are selling at Is 6d per lb. In General GROCERY Lines we are giving Book Bottom Quo- 1 tations for | Spot Cash Transactions 1 JUNO TOBACCO ... 5 8 lb SUGAR, No. 1,561 b bag ... 10 9 „ No. la, 561 b bag ... 10 9 No. 2,661 b bag ... 10 6 SAGO and TAPIOUA ... lb i CORNFLOUR, from New CURRANTS, perdoa.lb 5 0 , New GOLDEN SULTANAS 0 6 lb. New ELEME RAISINS „ 0 6 New MALAGA MUSCATELS 1 8 PINEAPPLE 0 10 tin FRUITS, 21b, Tinned ... 1 0 I K JAM, lib 5 6 doz 1 JELLY. Lazenby’a 1 pint ... 0 71 FLOUR, 100’s ... ... 10 6 FLOUR, 60's ... ... 5 6 LIME JUICE ... ... 1 4 MATCHES, Plaid, per doz... 0 4J OATMEAL, McGill's 251 b ... 4 0 RICE 11 0 bag TABLE POTATOES KEROSENE

Prime Dairy and Separator BUTTER Always on Hand. FEED OATS, FOWL WHEAT, CHAFF, BEAN, POLLARD, and other Linos not enumerated. Davenport Bros, MAETON. For Sala or* To Let. J O E BALE. Three or four good Draught Horses from Bto 8 years old. Apply E. KENDRICK, Silverhope. jl 0 R SALE 29 good Dairy Cows in full profit and to calve at Factory dates, owner having sold his property. Apply sharp Advocate Office. jji o r s A he: 16 Herd Book Hereford Oowß and Heifers 2 Two-year-old BaL 8 Southdown Rams Apply GEORGE WHEELER, Stanway. Jp 0 R SAL E. The residence of the undersigned, Grey Street, Marton, 1 acre 16 perches, containing 8 rooms, scullery, bathroom, pantry, and storeroom; also stable, coach-house, etc. Weil laid out grounds and orchaid. , D. C. TENNENT. 1?OR SALE by tender —A Good * Dairy Farm of 200 acres neatly all level, situated in the Feilding Small Farm Block, Apiti, all in grass and fenced and subdivided, fiveroomed house, twelve-bail cowshed, and all necessary outbuildings, good water and toad, 8 miles from township and school. Tenders to close 21st January, 1907. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply to GEO. OHUBOHER, Apiti.

Fitzhebbebt tbrbace SCHOOL, WELLINGTON. (Boarding & Day Bohoolfor Girls). Under the lata direction of Miss Swain* son. Principal; Miss Babek, M.A. First Assistant: Mrs Hobsthohsi, o London and Paris. The New Term will begin on XoMday, | fitßFebrnary.