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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8810, 11 May 1907, Page 1

IT ? WE ARE. j Ladies, you are interested in FURS. Just Landed—FlVE CASES FUR NECKLETS AND MUFFS, in Slono-Martin, Opossum, Brown J Bear, Sable and Marmot. These are Choice Goods and Moderate in Price. LadiesOur TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES are selling freely. We can fit any figure. The STYLES are " correct," the VALUES cannot be better. SEE OUR TAILOKMADE COSTUMES. Elderly and Stout Ladies will bo pleased to know that we hare imported EXTRA LARGE JACKETS AND MANTLES, so that we cr.n suit you in Caracal, Sealette and Tweed Jackets and Mantles. v _ j • . _ I See our Seasonable CARACAL, SEALETIE & NEW TWEED JACKETS and LONG COATS. Our Stock of Jackets will compare with tho best City Houses. . Compare our Values. I Our MILLINERS are having a busy time. You will be pleased with, our MILLINERY", both ia STYLE and PRICE. Every description of Millinery Made and Trimmed to order, 'Children's Coats-& -Hats and Bonnets to match. We have imported a choice lot of Children's Beaver Coats with Hats and Bonnets to match. These are y. We have struck a number of the most satisfactory Lines we have ever handled in Ladies' and Children's RIBBED & PLAIN CASHMERE HOSIERY, at Old Prices, viz., from Is to 2s lid the pair ' J-, . i VELVETEENS at Is and 2s in Newest Colors. Also, NEW VENETIANS, TWEEDS, PLAIDS and FANCY" EFFECTS. Our Dressmakers nra now ready to take your orders. You will bs more than pleased with our Dress Materials. See oar Novelties in Belts, Laces, Ribbons, Umbrella?, Gloves, Neckwear lu-1 Embroideries. You Jiave been thinking of BLANKETS these cold nights. We thought of you nine months ago and placed onr orders for Blankets. Flannels, and Lambswool Underclothing at old prices. Y'OU will reap the benefit now, See our 9/4 Colonial Blankets at 16s Gd, 10/4 at 20s, 11/4 at 26/9. COLONIAL FLANNELS, all colors, from 10£d the yard. mneletteS See ° Ur Values in Stri P ed ' White, Cream, and Pink Plannelettes. As good value as we have " ''lPlllPfl We will hare P leasure in showing you our 32s 6d RAINPROOF OVERCOATS. You have paid .ItlllGll 50s for Coats no better. MEN'S QILfiOATS T ryour Genuire BIDING OILCOATS. Will keep you dry. A few Oilcoats slightly HIUIO UlLbUfllO. dim»ged I I9»()dtoffl«6i Yours at 8s 9d to lis 3d & SHOES We are doing a blg busiiless in tttis departments. Our Repairer is busy. We use good ' leather, neat work. Every size and description of Boots Shoes and Slippers. Try us for GOLOSHES and GUM BOOTS. We have every confidence in inviting you to inspect our Stocks. Our Values are Right, the Variely is bewildering. You cannot afford to pass us. for DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, BOOTS & SHOES, at

Mai! and Livery Stables. ARTON JUNCTION LIVERY & BAIT STABLES. I'KOPBIKTOHS, Desire to announce that thc-y have taken over tba above Stables, Rid are to offer first-cla 8 nccooimoda ion. A PALA.CE CAB will ran daily to meet all trains ior the convenience of passengers. The Palaoe Car will slso run into Marton every Saturday cvecing after trains have gone, for tfco convenience of resident* at the Bailway Elation, returning at 9.45 p m. The firm also inter.d stait'ng a CABBYING BUSINESS from Ist May, and trnsi tbat by tttict attention 'o orders, oomb'ned with civility, to merit a fa'r shair of patronage. Orders left with Mr E. H. Carey will receive every attr nt:on, AI TU N A EOYAL MAIL r COACH. W. J. TBkVE^A, Pboprietob. COACHES ran as follows : Leave Waituna West daily at 7.80 a.m. " Cunningham's ... 8.20 a.m. " Mskino ... ... 9.85 a.m. Arrive at Feilding ... 10 a.m. Leave Feilding ... 8.30 p.m. " Makino ... ... 4 p.m. " Cunningham's ... 545 p.m. Arrive Waituna ... 6 3q p.m.

Parcels delivered along the road. Parcels may be left at Carbine Booking Office; Feilding, but must be prepaid. Waituua Agont: Mr E. G. Hdmpheby, with whom parcels may be left, but must be prepaid. Horses a»d veh?oles always on hire at Wnituua, and passengers driven beyond Waituna on arrival of coach. Q 9 MAX BAUEB'S ROYAL MAIL LINE OP COACHES. BETWEEN EIMBOLTON AND FEILDING Leave Eimbolton ... ... lAs\.m. Leave Cheltenham... ... 8.45>,m. Arrive Feilding ... ... 9.45 am. Leave Manchester Hote Stables, Feilding ... ... 4.45 p m. Leave Cheltenham... ... 5.0 p.m Arrive Kim bolt on ... ... 6.45 p.m. All parcels left at the Manchester Hotel btables for Eimbolton and Apiti will be carefuUy attended to, and must be prepaid. Buggies, Saddle Horses,' Special Coaches, Sea., always on hire at the Family and Commercial Hotel Stables Eimbolton. 0. MAX BAUEB, Proprietor.

rvAW'S EOYAL MAIL COACHES FEILDING TO BANGIWAHIA DAILY. Connecting with Apiti Coaoh, Loavo Feilding 8,30 am. " Chelteham ... 10.0 a.ra, " Kiwitea 11 40 a.m. Arrive at Kimbolton ... 12.80 a.m. BBTUBNISa. Leave Kimbolton ... 11.45 a.m. " Kiwitea ... ... 12.80 p to. " Cheltenham ... 1.0 p.m. A "ive Feilding ... 2.15 p.m. Leave Bangiwahia ... B.SO a.m.' Arrive Kimbolton ... 110 a.m. Leave Kimbolton ... 12.30 a.m. Arrive Bangiwahia ... 4.0 p.m. Booking Office at the Carbino Stables, the Ooache> starting from there. Thia Line alao connects with the Apiti Coaoh. • ]y£cI&DOE' : S. STAB&B8 MARTON. SIGNAX^BRDS.

tJavs pleasure in informing tho publicthat th«y have taken over theßo wellknown Stablos from Messrs O' on and Openshaw, arid hope to reociva the same patronage as of old. Coache? meet all trains, and patrons driven to all parts of the district. Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. Office of Bill ar-d Owen, Veterinary Furgeons. Tklepe ne No. SI.