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WE have opened a New Shipment of CARPETS in Axminster ani Urussela - Pi ece Goods & fiquares. Tha assortment is most varied, the Qua'ilies ora most excellent, the Colourings and Designs are the Best we have ever handled. We feel sure that there is no better selection of those Goods, nor can the same class of Goods be bought at lower figures. Brussels Squares, 9 by 9, £4, £4 Brussels Squares, 9 by 10ft. 6in., £4 17a 6d, £5 10s, £6 Brussels Pquaiee, 9 by 12, £5 10s, £6 10s, £7 10s Brussels Squares, 12 by 12, £7, £8 Ba Brussels Fqua-ce, 12 by 13ft. 01n., £8 ss, £lO Axminster Squares from £6 to £lB 10s £tair Runners from 2s 9d to 12s 6d yard victoriFhouse, PALMERSTON N. TheJStore that Serves you Right. FOOTBAILB, Largo StocJr to select from of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’, PRICES, from 4s to 21s fid, FOOTBALL BLADDEES & PUMIS MILSON & COLE’S MANCHESTER SQUARE, FEILDING, YOUR TASTE AND CLARKSON S CYCLES. they in accord •> That's the Question. The best way to find cut is to piece a CLARKSON side fcy side with any oth'-r Cycle Your judgment will bo in favour of a CLAEKSON if quality is any criterion. W. CLAEKSON, CYCLE AGENT, FEILDING.

WANTED -A good General Servant. Comfortable home Mrs G. Cummins, Pukepapa Hoad, Marton, W ANTED—Lady Help or good General Servant, two in family. Mrss Johnston, “Ka Mane,” Cheltenham. WANTED to Exchange—A Cropping H Farm of about 2SO acres for a Dairy Farm of about 120 acres. Apply Buice, Broad & Co., Marton. WANTED —Smart Boy for office work. Apply at once White Hart Hotel. WANTED - A post as Farm Manager or any position of trust on a far m, preferably agricultural. Apply C. Kennei.t, Post Office, Hunterville. AN'iED By experienced General Iron the Wairarapa, situation in small private family in or near Marton. WANTED— A Bullock Driver. Apply Eweh McG’mooa, Mangaonoho, WANTED— A Ploughman, None but a good su ialy man need apply. J. Manaoh, Haiccmte, r?|J ANTED NEAR MARTON,-A Rety's peotable Young Girl to assist in light housework. Two other maids kept. Apply Aevocate Office. WANTED— By an experienced family’ Shed of 40 to 80 Cows on shares' Address “Diligent," o/o Manager Paraokaretu Creamery. WANTED —By a Married Couple, a situation on a farm, or man as general. Fair knowledge of sheep nrd cattle, or could take management ot , i;.;-, I farm. Apply Isaac Gibbs, Silverhope.

FOB SALE—Five-roomed Cottage near Junction. Half-ace land, every convenience. Model homo lor working man. Gift at £BOO. Ken Keaqle, The Mait, Marion. AVERY ‘("'pedal Line cf Genuito Bear Necklets at 9s 6d, 16a 6.J, Ladies’ Fur Mafls from 9a 6d. 1 adir s’ Sma t Far Toques, lls 6d, 12-< 6d. Ladies’ Hare Necklets from 4s lie?.— JOHN COBBE. Feilding. JUST ABBlVED—Ladies’ Beal Silk Maltese L»oo Scaivee, lls 61, 16s 6d, 18s 63, 22s 6d, 27s 6d. Fancy S-lk and Tartan Ties, a big rang*’, Is each. Ladies’ Tartan Belts, 2s, 2a lid, 3* 3d, 3a lid. Lace Collarettes, 2a, 2s lid 8a 6d, 3j 93, 3i lid.-JOHN COBBE, Feilding. IGH- CLASS TAILORING.—A Sprcial Line of Faced Amezoce Cloths in Navy, Black, Bronze, Wine, Prune, Myrtle. The Costume, Tailormade on the premises, complete for 97a 6d. S imples post free. - JOHN COBBE, Feilding.

SMART NECKWEAR for men at J. COBBE’B—SiIk Tartan Ties Is 6d. Flsin Bilk Br-dd Ties, all colours, Is each. New Ribbon Ties, 8d each. A big range of Silk Tits to ohooae from at 95, Is, la 3d, Is 6d. NEW WINTER GOODS just ar. rived at BUTTON'S, including Ladies' Jackets, Blouses, Hats, Blcusings, etc. tHS'/E have just received a Big BhipVv rueht of Curtains, Sheetingsi Blousings and Calico's, and offer them at old prices.—A. H. BUTTON & CO. Ftilding. rfftHE PREMIER STABLES, Feilding, ere fisted with all the lat< st conveniences required by the travelling public. Up-to-date Vehicles for hire also, Saddle and Harness Horses. Charges moderate. Also, roomy Loose Boxes to let, suitable for racehorses. Telephone 95.—F. FLAYALL, Proprietor, ANTED KNOWN-New Seasons MILLINERY just arrived. Book orders early to save disappointment.— D. WILSON, Eongotea. DRESSMAKING— This department, now In charge of Mbs Bennington, late of Christchurch. Orders now being booked. Sitisf-otlun guaranteed. D. WILSON, Roc go tea. TOMATOES —Ripe for Sauce, 2d per lb Green, for Pickling and Chutney, lsd per lb. Any quantity sopplit d. Place orders early.—D. WILSON, Rongotea. r pE A S WILSON’S Tees still leading. i Every month shows increased business in this line. Try them. Is, la Bd, la 9d, 2s, 2a 2d per lb.—D. WILSON, Boogotea. WE are now giving you fair warning. Our Hearing Up Sale will soon close. Ws adviee yen to buy now when prices are down. It does not matter what you may require, we are prepared to save money for you at McELDOWNBY’B CLEARING DP SALE. WANTED— Our Clients to remember that oar big Clearing Up Bala will close down soon. Our advice is to buy now and buy well at McELDOWNKY’S Final Clearing Up Sale.

ANT D—Householders, Heads of Pamilies, ia fact everybody, tc have a share in the Special Offerings at the Final Clearing Up Sale at McELDOWNEY'B Sale, Marton, Hunterville, and Taihapo. ■ ’ST'IHIXORB to Wanganui should v always remember to go to Whim’s ea Room* for Hot Luncheon and Afternoon Teas.—B. H, WHITE A CO., Crapery Importers, 81, 88, 85, Viotoiia Avenus.- , , ■„■ : , ALL hinds of FURNITURE and Second-hand Articles bought or sold on commission. Bring, along all your spare articles to KENjKE&GLB, General Dealer and Commission Agent, Marton. ANTED—Cyclist# to know t£a the Eadie Star is built up of all England’s bast patents, not the just-as* good imitation, which ‘la oalj' made ta sell. Price from <£lß, Kmt tprma arranged. Adams Lis., lata Adams Star Cycle Company, Atootb, Wanganui, W'

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8780, 6 April 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 9 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8780, 6 April 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 9 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXI, Issue 8780, 6 April 1907, Page 3

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