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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8836, 12 June 1907, Page 1

WINTER IS HERE. ARE YOU PREPARED FOR IT ? WE ARE. Ladies, you are interested in FURS. Just Landed—FlA'E CASES FUR NECKLETS AND MUFFS, in Stone-Martin, Opossum, Pi*jwn Bear, Sable and Marmot. These are Choice Goods and Moderate in Price. Ladies- , Our TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES are selling freely. Wo can fit any figure. The STYLES aro “correct,” the VALUES cannot be belter. SEE OUR TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. Elderly and Stout Ladies trill bo pleased to know that we hare imported EXTRA LARGE JACKETS AND MANTLES, so that we can suit you in Caracal, Sealette and Tweed Jackets and Mantles, LadiesSee our Seasonable CARACAL, SEALETTE & NEW TWEED JACKETS and LONG COATS. Out Stock of Jackets will compare with the best City Houses. Compare our A'alues. Ladies- , Our^ MILLINERS are having a busy time. You will bo pleased with our MILLINERY', both-’n STI'LE and PRICE. Every description of Millinery Made and Trimmed to order. Children’s Coats & Hats and Bonnets to match. We Imre imported a choice lot of Chiidren’s Bearer Coats with Hats and Bonnets to match. These r very nice Goods. We want to see your Children look nice. Hosiery. We hare struck a number of the most satisfactory Lines we hare ever handled in Ladies’ and Chil.lrcMs RIBBED & PLAIN CASHMERE HOSIERY', at Old Prices, viz., from Is to 2s lid the pair Dress Goods VELVETEENS atH and 2s in Newest Colors. Also, NEW VENETIANS, TWEEDS, PLAIDS and FANCY EFFECTS. Our Dressmakers are now ready to take your orders. You will bo more than pleased with our Dress Materials. See our Novelties in Belts, Laces, Ribbons, Umbrellas, Gloves, Neckwear autl Embroideries. Householders You uave been thinking of BLANKETS these cold nights. Wo thought of you nine mouths ago and placed onr orders for Blankets. Flannels, and Lambswool Underclothing at old prices Y'OU will reap the benefit now, See our 9/1 Colonial Blankets at 16s 6d, 10/1 at 20s, 11/1 at 20/9. COL Li AT. FLANNEiiS, all colors, from lOld the yard. Flannelettes ever offered aIUeS in Stripsd ’ Wilite) oroam > aud Pink Flannelettes. As good value as wc hare Gentlemen We - Trill liave P lcasure iu skewing you our 32s Gd RAINPROOF OVERCOATS. sq s f or Q oats n 0 better. You hare nald MEN’S OILCOATS. Try ourGc.nimcßipTNG OILCOATS. Will keep you dry, A few Oileoats slightly damaged, 19s fid to 22s 6d. Y ours at 8s 9d to 11s 3d BOOTS & SHOES arc cloin S a bi S business in this departments. Our Repairer is busy. W e use good for t Go'LOSHES°an'd ° f -1 «4*«. *S m We hare every confidence in inviting you to inspect our Stocks. Our Values are Right, the Variety is bewildering You cannot afford to pass us for DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, BOOTS & SHOES, at J. McELDOWNEY’S STORE MaHTON. HUNTBRVILLB Jt TAIHAPR.

BVSaiS and Livery Stables. HJARTON JUNCTION LIVERY & BAIT STABLES. HARRY ReTd & CO., PROPRIETORS, I Desire to announce that they h ve taken over the above Stables, and are prepared to offer urst-cla=,s aceommoda ion. A PALACE CAR will run daily to meet all trains for the convenience of passengers. The Palace Car will also run info Marton every Saturday evening after trains have gone, for the convenience of residents at the Railway Station, returning at 9.45 p m, The firm - also intend starting a CARRYING BUSINESS from Ist May, and trust that by strict attention to orders, combined with civility, to merit a fa'r shair of patronage. Orders left with Mr R. H. Carey will receive every attention, \~AT AIIUNA ROYAL MAIL V* COACH. w. s. TBMmm, Proprietor. COACHES run as follows : Leave Waituna West “ Cunningham’s 11 Makino ... Arrive at Feilding Leave Feilding “ Makino ... " Cunningham’s Arrive Waituna daily at 7.80 a.m. ... 8.20 a.m, 9.35 a.m. 10 a.m. ... 8.30 p m. ... 4 p.m. ... 5.45 p.m. ... 6,3 q p.m. Parcels delivered along the road. Parcels may be left at Carbine Booking Office, Feilding, but must be prepaid. Waituna Agent: Mr E. G. Humphrey? with whom parcels may bo left, but must be prepaid. Horses and vehicles always on hire at Waituna, and passengers driven beyond Waituna on arrival of coach. (J # MAX BAUBB’S ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. BETWEEN KIMBOLTON AND FEILDING Leave Kimbolton ... Leave Cheltenham... Arrive Feilding Leave Manchester Hote Feilding Leave Cheltenham... Arrive Kimbolton ... ... 7.45'a.m. ... 8.45“a.m. ... 9,45 a.m. Stables, ... 4.45 p.m. ... 5.0 p.m. ... 6.45 p.m.

All parcels loft at the Manchester Hotel Stables for Kimbolton and-Apiti will be oarcfu'iy attended to, and must be prepaid. Buggies, Saddle Horses, Special Coaches, &0., always on hire at the Family and Commercial Hotel Stables Kimbolton. 0. MAX BAUER, Proprietor. AW’S ROYAL MAIL COACHES FEILDING TO BANGIWAHIA DAILY. Connecting with Apiti Coach. Leave Feilding 8.30 a.m. “ Chelteham ... 10.0 a.m. " Eiwitea 11 40 a.m. Arrive at Kimbolton ... 12.30 a.m. Leave Kimbolton ... 11.45 a.m. " Kiwitea 12.30 p.m. “ Cheltenham ... 1.0 p.m. Leave Bangiwahia ... 8.30 a.m. Arrive Kimbolton ... 11.0 a.m. Leave Kimbolton ... 12.30 a.m. Arrive Bangiwahia ... 4.0 p.m. Booking Office at the Carbine Stables, the Coaches starting from there. This Line also connects with the Apiti Coach. STABLES MARTON. SIGNAL BROS. Have pleasure in 'informing the public that they have taken over these wellknown Stables from Messrs Owen and Openshaw, and hope to receive the same patronage as of old, Coaches meet all trains, and patrons driven to all parts of the district. Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. Office of Bill and Owen, Veterinary Surgeons. RETURNING. A *rlve Feilding ... 2.15 p.m. Tbuepbone Ho. 51. SIGNAL BEOS,, MARTON