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j W. F. DURWARD i & CD. LTD. | Late VICTOEIA HOUSE,| : PALMERSTON «. GREAT OPENING SALE 1 Since commercing our Great Opening , Sale on Thursday last we have been - simply rushed, so much so in fact, that w« were unable to bring forward all the lines we wished to show. These have now been , brought out. We append a list of a few • of the Bargains offering i Satin and Faille Kibbon,- all shades, was 4dond6d, now Id and 2d yard Pleated Chiffons, 20in wide, were Ss 6d, now6d yaid Blousing Flannel, was 2s 3d, now Is Glace Silks, all shades,wero3/ll,how 1/11 Venetian Cloths, unspottable finish, were 3/11, now 2/3 TJntrimmed Straws, 3d each - Ladies’ Costumes, 10/6 each Ladies’ Black Skirts, good cuts 4/6 Ladies’ and Maids’ Corsets, is & 1/6 pair Men’s Gndera in Wool, 1/6,1/11 pair ®°7, 3 ’ 3 each. Boys’ Braces 3d eaofe Children s Shoes were 2/6 to 4/6 row la Ladies’ Canvas Shoes, 2/11 pair Floorcloths, 1/11 to 2/11 yard Carpet Ends, 3/6, 4/6, 6/6 the piesw Tapestry Squares, 25/-, 37/6 to 70/- eaeh B Toilet Covers la each B Coloured Sateen 4jd yard

BIG REDUCTION IW PEIO3W Before Stock-taking, See Window Show, Ask for Catalogs# of Prices. FINEST ACCORDEONS In the MARKER

MILSON & COLE’S STATIONERS, fbildiw#. A FEW YEARS AGO "VST’HEN the OLABKBON CYCLE W Vs ®P ran S into existence, the trade we did then was not much. But it crew —and grew—and grew. 8 _ P®°Pj e s “w that the OLARKBON CYCLE was no ordinary kind of Cycle, and they soon found out its superiority - Hence its popularity. It is fitted with all the Lateet Improvements. and the price, ,£lB fa withn the reach of everyone. Our EASY TERMS TABI E wIM be sent to yon on receipt of your Postcard

W. CLARKSON. CYCLE AGENT; PEILDiWG. A. J. HAYWARD, Agent for Marfon WE SAID WE WOULD Reduce the Prise of Cycles 1 They are Coming Down I See other Advertisements! But they cannot come as Low os our Machines. • THE LATEST Edison’s Phonographs and Records in Stock.

THE REVOLUTION CYCLE COMP’Y, Feegusson Steeet (Next Bramwell’g) FEILDING. ANTED Enovrn—Pre>h Stewart ? Island OYSTEES at Q. Haigh’s to-day. WS/'ANTED —A Girl for light house work. Apply Advocate Office. .OJ ANTED Nursery Housemaid. * * Good home, light duties. Beferences required. Apply—" Alexis,” Loan & Mercantile, Wanganui. W ANTED at once—A good Plonghman. None but good met need app.y. Apply L. G. Hooo, Halcombe.

AATANTED—A Young Man with Dogs, used to station werk. Apply E. McAllbt, Ohingaiti. ANTED Everyone to seMre ’ v BAEGAINS in GEOCEET, CEOCKERY, lEONMON GEBT, BOOTS, Etc., to save trouble of packing and removing, as the Shop is to let. The Cash Co-Op Stobb, High Sires Marton. WANTED— Buyer for a good Firs, proof Safe. Apply Cash Op. Stobe. A T JOHN COBBE’S Sale—2 only Ladies’ Black Caracul Jackets usually 655,'755, now 39s 6d, 42s 63, 1 only White Caracul Jacket, usually 555, now 22s 6d. 1 only Sealetto Jacket, with fur collar, usually 69s 03, now 425. 1 only Imitation Thibet Jacket, 455, now 27s 6d. JOHN COBBE, Feilding. Torn COBBE’S Stock-taking Cash ** Sale ends Saturday. August 10th. Special Eeductions in all departments for tbe last few days of sale. 'p'OE the .last few days of Sale—- £, Children’s Crarenette Cloaks, usually ,13s 6d, I4s 6d, 18s 6d, 19» 6d, 21s. now 7s 6d, 8s lid, 10s 6d, 13s 8d Children’s Cashmere Frocks, in cream sky, pink, and cardinal, ‘ suitably trimmed. Cash Sale krice, 3s lid, 4s 6d, ss6d. JOHN COBBE. Feilding.

FOR the last few dayt of SaleLadies' Black Cloth Skirts, fs 6d, 6s lid, 7s lid, 8s 6d, 9s'9d, ,10a 6d. Ladies’ Black Voile Skirts, suitably trimmed, 11s 6d, 15s 6d, 10s 6d, 22s 6d, 255, 32s 6d. JOHN COBBB, Peilding. IF you Want Anything— Call at GRONN’S JUNCTION TARDSj Marton. T aber from 7s. Telephone 70 for Prices. \\: ANTED to Sell - Gent’s Eadie * * Star Road Racer, just been overhauled and enamelled in our fatlory. A real bargain at £6 cash. Adams Ltd., late Adorns Star Cycle Company, Wanganui. \\ WANTED to Sell-Gent’s Colnm- ■ bia Bicycle in splendid order. Price to clear £6 1 Os. Easy terms arranged. Adams Ltd., the Avenue, Wanganui. IX7ANTED to Soli—Gent’s Humber Bicycle in real good order. Price £2 ca-b. Adams Ltd., late Adams Sta> - ycle Company, the Avenue, Wanganui,

v * i urchases iu Boots & Drapery for CASH CLEARING SALE, torn* men 24th Julj v D. WILSON, Ron*. ..-.1, '• ATT ANTED Known—During Cash VV Clear: g Si.e PROFITS WILL BE ENTIRELY ELIMINATED. D. WILSON, Rongotea. I*,'ANTED Known —One Month's v » ■ CLEARING SALE for CASK Only. Boots, Drapery and Clothing at Sacrificing Prices. ' D. WILSON, Rongotoa. OUR ability to hold old customer* and continually add new ones.« absolute proof that our Repairing Dl» partment and Arvylo Grand Cycles at* the best oh earth. You try G. BAEBT & CO., Feilding. -

\\7 ANTED—The people of New V V ZeaiMid to know Mat #. BAKIIT i. CO., FeiWiug, can offer Bettor Value in Bicycles and Ae«e*sories than eny firm in tlie district* r o DAIRYMEN; & FARMERS generally—lf you want a real . Good Bicycle foi your boy or girl, jint look up G. BABBIT & CO;, Feilding._ i/or CYCLISTS TO’ NOTE, Tyres, best, 12s 6d ; Eim Braked best, 8s 6d, cheaper ones 6s fid; Fedals 8s 6d, fitted. Diploma for ship and Bicycle Building. 6. BAEBt & CO., Feiiding. .’ r . •'37 ANTED Known-Any amount j o2 good Second-hand Ladies and. Gent's Bicycles from 4C«. one guaranteed, in good order* importers of the famous Argyie Cycle*. Babbt & Co., Feiiding. .7~ BIDDING STEAM BRICK INB TILE WOEKS. .-J - BUILDING PACE BRICKS & TILES at Lowest Current Rates. f S. WHITJBL "WEST STREET, FBJ&DING

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8879, 2 August 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 9 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8879, 2 August 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 9 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8879, 2 August 1907, Page 3

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