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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8870, 22 July 1907, Page 3

Mansell & Sons, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, BULLS. Telephone Ko. 5. __ CASH SALE! Having bought a Large .and 'Wellselected Stock of DRAPER Y CLOTHING. BOOTS & SHOES ETC,, ETC.,

GREATLY REDUCED .RATES, The whole of our Stock will be marked at VERY LOW PRICES purposely for this Sale. Those who attend this Sale, which will last for. ONE MONTH, will be able to secure some remarkably Cheap Goods. Attention is drawn to a splendid assortment of Ladies’ & Children’s Jackets Just arrived, which are to be sold at BEDROCK PRICES. A great number of pieces of First-class FLANNELETTES, All New, to be sold at prices never heard of before in Bulls. A large quantity of LADIES' COLLARS, all the Latest Shapes, Sizes and Makes, All DRESS MATERIALS in stock are considerably Reduced in Price A large number of LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S HATS & LADIES’ BELTS are to be sold very cheap GLOVES, HOSIERY, UAIBRELLAS NECKTIES, EMBROIDERIES. LACES, TRIMMINGS & PURS will all be offered at extremely Low Prices

Gentlemen’s & Boys’Clothing Hats, Shirts, Ties, etc., At Prices which will defy competition. The following is a list of GROCERIES for Spot Cash! Cornflour, from 4d per lb. Currants, per doz., 5s Sultanas, 6d per lb. Candles, Ship Brand, full weight, 7d. per lb. Sugar No. I,lls 3d Sugar No. la, 11s 3d Sugar No. 2,11 s Flour, 100, 12s Flour, 50, 6s 3d Flour, 25, 3s 6d Teas, from Is per lb. Oatmeal, 251 b. bag, 4s 61 Rice, per doz. lbs, 2s Go. Jam K, per tin 6d Prunes, 9d per lb. Matches, plaids, 4d per doz. Tasmanian Derwent Potatoes, 12s 6d per sack Kerosene, 9s per case Just, Arrived, a First-class Line of Pie Fruits & Jams, etc. From the Frimley Canning Works.

All other Lines equally Cheap. We have in stock Gilruth’s famous Cattle Food “ SUCROSSNE.’V For further particulars and quotations, apply to * Mansell & Sons, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, BULBS.

Crescent Blend Tea Women are the < principal consumers of tea, and their refined tastes lead them to choose a tea .that is pleasing to the palate, and soothing and stimulating. Crescent Blend Tea, a dainty tea with a silky texture, is of a fine tawny colour, and the flavour 1s not pronounced—it is fascinating. Crescent Blend Tea is the happy result of repeated experiments on the part of a tea expert. It Is the combination of the strong robust teas of Darjeeling and the fine delicate teas of Ceylon. Sold by all Grocers At 2/- per lb.

m P 3 £SS 5 i-,v» 9i fs £&S fika MGAT2 a CO.M sss* HAVE BE£N AWARDED* THE h'T Th% NEW ZEALAND INTERNATIONAL' EMHISITION

AND WERE AWARDED THE s?> r. AT N.z. international EXHIBITION IN

H UNTERVIIjLB post OFFICE.—REPAIRS. ‘ TENDERS will be received at this office until noon of FRIDAY, 26th July, 1907, for Repairs and, Renovations to the Honierville Post Office. Drawing?, specification and conditions may be seen at the Post Offices, Hunterville and Marton,,and at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ , mn " p. F. M- BURROWS, . . . Architect. 1 Public Works Office, Wellington £th July, 1907. —