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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8779, 5 April 1907, Page 3

BEOS,, THE DIBECT IMPORTERS, MABTOH. Telephone No. SI. ' FIRST SHIPMENTS DIRECT FROM LONDON. 9 Cases ex s.s. Tongariro 18 Cases ex s.s. ionic 2 Gases ex s.s. Turakina ew OoFsels A SPLENDID VALUE LINE 6ft. Wide, 2/3,8/6,4/6,5/6 PER YARD

New Linoleums in Passage Widths to match. Linolonms, Hearth Engs Tapeatry & Brussells Squares Persian Rugs, Japanese Matting Axminster, Mohair, and Ooir Mats Japanese Dress Baskets, Straps and handle complete Portmanteaux, Brief and Gladstone Baga Bteel Travelling Trunks cheaper than Ladies' Tailor-made Costumes To Mossure. Patterns and Plates now 3howiiig. Gentlemen's Tailor-made Salts To measure. See our Now Patterns. BHGLISH"ii3DSTEADS At BBaroek Prices. Ex s.a. ionic, Direct om Dawson's Manufactory to ijre—Thesa are Great Value. ifVITUiCI 1 Quart size, 4a Gd doz 2 Quart Bize, 6s 6d doz ATLAS WIDE MOUTH JABS 1 Quart size, 7s 63 doz 2 Quart size, 93 6d doz ' COOPER'S DIP. FORES, RAKES, HOES, SPADES, TROWELS, GLOVES, PRUNING KNIVES, SHEARS, Ana ail GARDEN REQUISITES. Morepork Mms, fflorepork Rolls sad ASiddles. TEAsTtEAS. HASELMERE TEAS. We are appointed Sols Agents for 'hese Celebrated Te^n, Another consignment now on hnnd, which are soiling at 10s per 61b box. We have j ust received a choice paroe! of hill-grown FANNING'B TEA, whiob we are selling at is 6d pez lb. iseiiißfHg Lines wo are giving Book Bottom Quotations for Spot Cash Transactloas JUNO TOBACCO ... 6 8 lb SUGAR, No. 1,561 b bag ... 10 9 „ No. la, 561 b bag ... 10 9 No. 2,561 b bag ... 10 6 SAGO and TAPIOUA ... lb CORNFLOUR, from New CURRANTS, per doz. lb 5 0 Now GOLDEN SULTANAS 0 6 lb. Now ELEME BAISINS „ 0 6 New MALAGA MUSCATELS 1 8

PINEAPPLE ... ... 1 FKUITS, 21b, Tinned ... 1 K JAM, lib 6 JELLY, Lazenby's 1 pint .., 0 FLOUK, 100's 10 FLOUR, 60's 5 LIME JUICE 1 MATCHES, Plaid, per doz... 0 OATMEAL, MoQill's 251 b... 4 RICE ... 11 TABLE POTATOES KEROSENE Prime Dairy and Separator BUTTER j Always on Hand. I WANTED KNOWN The reaoai why the Star Bicycle is so popu ' lar iB because it ia special!} built for the colonial roads, and can be ridden over a ploughed paddcok as safely as ovor an a3pha!t track. Call and in-preS. Price from £lB, easy terms arranged. Adam* Ltd;, Lte Adams Star Cycle Company, Avenue, Wangunui. J7OE, tha famous HUDGE-WHIT- " WORTH, cause to mo. lam the Agent or E. Reynolds & Co, Ltd., largest Cycle Firm in ftew Zealand B.S.A. Machiaes stocked, Tyres, lubes, etc, obtained at low prices. Secondhand Machines ia stock. KEN KEAGIE Marton. \s; ANTED oyclista to write tons to* VV our illustrated catalogues of cycles, etg, We carry the largest and I best assoi tenant of bJeycle sundries in I .the islaßd.-G. BAKHY & CO., ' Argylo ! Ovcle Works. Fuiioing.

BAEP.Y & CO., the only pract- • \7T* cal Bicycle Agents in the dis-' triet, offer you a new cycle, free wheel and two brakes, plated rims, cfe., 18 months guarantee, lor iSIO 10a.- Q. BABRY & CO., P.O. Bos 28, Feilding.l 10UNTE1 Visitors to the Pcilding \J. Show will find First-class Accommodation for their Horses and Tthick-s at tko PKEMIER BTABLE3.—F. FLAVALIi, Proprietor. s ; ANTED— Yovng cyclists to know v that tho Superb Swift Eoa3 IJaesr ha 3 been awarded tho gold medal | at tho Cibri3tebr.rch exhibition. Call and inepec*. Price .£2O. Easy terms p.rraug d. Adams Ltd., lata Adams Scar Cy Company, Avenue, "Wanganui. ANTED KNOWN-That H.KER BIDGKS has opened an Up-to