ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8729, 1 February 1907, Page 2

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

F. G-. Hilton for high-class Jewell lery and Wedding Presents. Gift! that will last a life time. Largo stocifi of Engagement Sings, Muff Chains, Pearl""Pendants, Brooches, Watches, Silver Goods, Purses, ic, &c. In' sueetion. invited Scpairs of all de> scrip-dons guaranteed. Charges are moderate at"?. G. Hilton s, the well, known jeweller, Marlon.* Max' L ; oi?:,-Jioir, pracihal Watch maker, Marlon. First quality watches and jewellery. Prices second to none. The only piece for- satisfactory repairs in district.* Cheltenham Kiilo Club will fire foi the Mi-Corkiiv.lale Cup on Saturday, February 2nd. Messrs Dalgciv & Co. add to Marton sale. Messrs Bill & On en insert a notice wiili regard to accounts due to the firm. Mr It. C. Gronn, Marlon, calls a meeting of creditors for next Monday.. Ma nawatu Auctioneering Association announce the annual ram fair at Feilding. Messrs Freeman ~R. Jackson & Co. arid to He;.ton Park sale, and announce entries for Y\'anganrii. Mr Pankiu notifies that he will re* sume his classes at Fuingiwahia on Monday next. Messrs Diinoelcv. Co. notify trucking dates for February. Loan c; Mercantile add to Apiti sale, Messrs Milson ec Coles, Feilding, advertise a full range of accordeons. Messrs G. Parry A Co., cycle agents, Feilding, draw attention in our wanted column to the fact that tlicy are selling new fully- equipped bicycles during Show week of £S 12s lid. Marton Borough Council invites tenders for concrete kerbing and channelling. Messrs Abraham & Williams add to Marion sale. insets for Messrs 'Amesbury Bros., of Jiongotea, are circulated with a portion of to-day's issue. Is orth Island Bacon notifies trucking dates for February. Kongotea Athletic Club notifies extension of time for receipt of entries. On our fourth page Messrs Spence - & Speuee have a new advertisement drawing attention to the great success of their annual stock-taking sale, now proceeding. People from all over tho district patronise this annual event at the Bon Marehe, and they do so with pleasure and profit—to themselves. m