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CARPETS. VL of ,°ABPE!PB in Azmlntter and Brussels-Heee Goods & Squares. The is most varied, the Qualities are most excellent, the Colourings and Designs are too Best we have ever handled. Wo feel sure i that there is no better selection of l these Goods, nor can the samb okas of Goods be bought at lower figures, Brussels Square?, 9 by 9. £4, £4 10s. £5 6s Brussels Squares, 9 by lOltiSu., £4 17s 6d, £5 10b, £ 6 Brussels Equates, 9 by 12.. 5 I I s, i £6 10?, £7 10s Brussels Squares, 12 by 12, i Ji £8 5s Brusao Fqpvts, 12 by 13ft. Six, £ sb, £lO •* Axminster Squares from £ to iGIB 10s Stair Bunncrs from 2a 9d to 12s 6d yard VICTOB!A~HOUSE, | g PALMER TOU Pi. ' TheJStore that Servos you Ri^ht.

[ANCHESTER BAZAAR 20 to 25 TER CENT. OFF LARGE VAREH For one Week Only. To Clear "for CASH. See Snow Wixdow. MILSON & COLE'S MANCHESTER SQFAJRE, FEILDING. A FEW YEARS AGO WHEN the- CYCIE sprang into existence, iho trrdo wo did then was cot much. But it gievv —and grow— acd grew. People saw that the CLAEKEON CYCLE wbb no ordinary kind of C ycle, and they soon founJ out its superiority; Hence its popularity. It ia fitted with all the Loksl Improvements, and the price; £lB is within the reach of everyone. Ocr EASY TEEMS TABLE will be tent to you on receipt of your Postcard W. GLABKSON, CYCLE AGENT, FEILD i N G. A. J. HAYWABB, Agent for Mar/on ANTED—A Cow in full milk. Club V V Hotel, Marten. r ANTED-Position as Cook, Waiter, * f or Night Porter at a hotel or refreshment room. Seven yearß' good character. AddreEs P. 0. Wcolferston, c/o Mr Henderson, Bata. WANI'ED- A Girl for country. Wages, 153 per week. Apply J. Maheb, ANTED to Sell-Firat-olats Leo Ert ? field Eifla in good order. Trice, £2. Would taie pea rifle as pare payment. Apply atFrsssstAs's Store, Marion Junction. 'ANTED—A Smart Boy as Feedor on » ? a Wharfedalo a'nd Justifior on the Simplex Setting Machine. Apply AdyoD—Grazing for V ¥ either on grass or ' s*o9 'sheep, to Abraham & Wiixi>- . tsr&'ips. Appiy ..««, fatten. Pair- .IOJS. Ltd., with p- -fz&tih North, can supply jou tw 'in the Cyolo Line within ..-"S? * iraars from receipt of order 2L3? ip « T nt - ohta s el ' than S°™ agertt. Post' ua your order to-day, WANTED KNOWN—If you have not .tried SOCOA ™- life. IHslho n^f l^ t9st V^uresot Wmr ahy Cc.abury's. If ***«•-.*. There " voured Cocoas tu OB .lovraa. vulq Cocoa. Ir h^- the Coeoa p° sse^i moat delioiou s flavour and de i aroma Is BOUBNVJLLE COCOA.

football and Hod-cv RPrtRTS vhii REYNOLDS H°p TS DEPOT, The Square, Pelmenton North, where there is a fine Buortment o this Season's Requisites SHth"* f owrf a - liberal taecmafc Xfaey have also on v.ow Golf Ou-bs h> the boat makers, end Guns acd AmJl pition in grfat variety, F U ? e ™ in £ w»ir- bilk Fascinators. * . os lld . 7b Od, 9s 63 ; B>!k & Wool Fascinators, 2s 3d, 3 3 , 3a 9d, 8s lid. a big variety of Fans, in black & floured, Jewelled Hair Slides frorn 2a 6d. Jewe!ooB H B a i c s4r 63toss6d - john -* Tab e Buaners from Is 9d: D'OrCloths from Is 9d ; Tray Cloths from Is rnPBB^- ftcm l 3 &d> JOHN LUBBiD, Ftllding. M±-UiiTJiD direct from the Manufacturer- Ladies' Black Voile Skirt?, Silk lined, 29s 6d, Sus, to 57s 6d. Si ! k Chiffon Tafetta and Suroh Skirts, 455, 52s 6d. Black Cloth Skiris from 8s lid. J?Jt3 h i B 'l? a 6d ' 25s ' 29a 6d - JOHN COBBE, Feilding. pOB the Wet Weather—Ladies Mae- - mtoshes just to hand,'32s 6d, 45a. D ?.?i )l8 texture Macintoshes, a special line, 59s 6d. Showe-proof Cravenottps, 19s 6d, 25s to 49s 6d. JOHN COBfiE, FeildiDg, r ANIED KNOWN—For Karoa Beds, Blankets, Elder s?own Quilts, Satin and Honey Comb Quilta, go to I>. WILSON, Eoogotea. * ? bea Boots, Watersights, and ail seasoaable Footwear. Lowest Prices for Best Gcoda. D. WILSON, Eongotoa. HL WANTED KNOWN —Fcr Best SON'S, Bongotoa. RANTED KNOWN—For Hotise- - - hold Iron mongery, Galvanize < Iron and Wire, Cement, and all Firm Esqaieites go to or write to D. WILtON, Bong oka, for quotations, RANTED TO SELL-Gent's . - B.S.A. Bioycle. Just been overhauled and examine l , end had ono new tyre fitted. Price, £8 10s cash. Easy terms arranged. ADAMS, Ltd., late Adams Star Cycle Co., Avenue, Wanganui. r ANTED TO SELL-Geni's C lip v ? per Bicj ole. Only been in use a few months. Fitted with froe wheel and two rim brakes. Prico £8 caßh. Easy terms Arranged. 4DAMB, Ltd., Jate Adams Star Cycle Co., Avenue, Wanganui. RANTED— Cyclists to know we - > have just received the Star Bioycke from the Exhibition. These maohines wero awarded a gold tredalj and you are invited to call and inspect them. Price from JBIB cash. Easy terms arranged.—ADAMS Ltd., late Adams Star Cycle Company, Wanganui, AEGYLE BICYCLES are recognised by Cyolista as being the best value in the Bicycle line ever placed on the colonial market.—G, Barey. & Co., Feilding. 0 YOU WANT A BIOYCLE ? - Gttitnow. Write to G. BABEY & Co., Feilding for their list of Seconds hand Maohines, Guaranteed in Rood order. From 50s. - u WE ar© now giving you fair warning. Our Clearing Up Sate will soon dose. T"e advise you to buy cow ; when prices are- down. It dees net matter what you may require, we are prepared to aavo money for you at McELDOWNEX'S CLEABI&G UP SALE. ANT-ED—Our Clients to remember t'V that our big Clearing Up Sale will oloeo down soon. Oar advice is to NEY'S Final Clearing Up Sale. iHE PBEMIER STABLES, Feild - ing, ate fitted with all the late si convenience!! required by tha travelling public. Up-to-date Yebioles for biro also, Saddla and Harness Horses. Charges mottaate. Also, roomy Loose' Boxes to let, suitable, for racehorses., Telephone FIAYALL, Fxq* yrietor. "-.'■ ' •'■ --"•J

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8834, 10 June 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8834, 10 June 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 8 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8834, 10 June 1907, Page 3

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