jTV. P. DUB WARD & CO. LTD. Lats VICTORIA HOUSE,' t-AS-MEESTOS N. GBE AT OPENING SALE! Since commencing our Great Opening Sale on Thursday last we have been I simply rushed, so much so in fact that we I ware unable to bring forward all the lines jwo wished to show. Those have now been , brought out. We append a list of a few ■ of the Bargains offering: j Satin and Faille Eibbon, all shades, was j 4d and Gd, now Id and 2d yard ’ Pleated Chiffons, 20in wide, wore 2s 6d, now Gd yaid . Blousing Flannel, was 2s 3d, now Is i Claw Silks, all shades, were 3/11, now 1/11 ; ' enetian Cloths, unspottablc finish, were I 3/11, now 2/3 ( Uutriramcd Straws, 3d each ‘ T.adics’ Costumes, 10/0 each ; Ladies’ Black Skirts, good cuts, 4/6 | Ladies’ and Maids’ Corsets, la & i/fi pair j Men’s Cinders in Wool, 1/0,1/11 pair i Boys’ Caps 2d each, Boys' Braces 3d each I Children’s Shoes wore 2/0 to 4/0, now la Ladies’ Canvas Shoes, 2/11 pair Floorcloths, I/Il to 2/11 yard Carpet Ends, 3/0, 4/0, 5/6 the piece Tapestry Squares, 25/-, 37/6 to 70/- each Toilet Covers Is each i Coloured Sateen 4Ad yaid
i*. BIG DEDUCTION IN PR I Cl'S Before Stock-taking. See Window Show. Ask lor Catalogue of Prices. FINEST ACCOEDEONS in the MARKET. MILSOnT COIiE’S STATIONERS, FEILD I N G. ARE ALWAYS ON TOP We don’t s%vell up like a bladder and bu=t We claim to be the soundest Cycle Firm in the district. All our guarantees are faithfully carried out. Our Machines are the Best that money can procure, and last practically for ever. We give the Easiest of Terms and stand alone for Accessories. We advise all to deal with us. We will give you satisfaction, not only for a few weeks but for ever and a day. Wc wish to gain your friendship as well as your custom.
W. CEAUKSON, CICLE AGENT FEILDING & MARION. ONJTOP. 11' E are NOT ON TOP WITH > » OUR PRICES as other Agents arc. Fancy £2O for a Cycle ! What is (herein one to cost so much? As far as Bladders arc concerned, we think Hie Cycle Agents m New Zealand have been blown up far too much, with the prices they have been getting for Cycles, and it is high time they were busted. Now we want you to HELP US BUST THEM. We intend selling the iiest Machines that are made in England at a fair and honest price, and we call on you to help us bring these big priced Cycles down. We will sell.l Genuine {Sta3ipi;h)-B.S.A. Cycles £l2 12s, not £2O as elsewhere. One of the Best English Cycles, £9 10s, not £lB ISs. Buy from us and you will bring the SO-CALLED 'BEST that others are charging down to £l2 12s, WATSON ITnEVI'LLE, REVOLUTION CYCLE COMFY, FEILDING. TITANTED v > Horse to Sell—One Ten (10) Power Gas Engine, in perfect order, equal to new. Price low. Apply Puesei! & Son, Wanganui.
ANTED good Ploughman with references. Apply H. "Wilson, Bulls. 'O'" 1 ANTED KNO WN.—Closing-up Sale ends this week. Greater reductions in the prices. Crockery, Glassware, Ironmongery, Boots, &c.—Cash Co-operative Store, High-street, Marton. WANTED. —A Married Man for General Work. Apply to G. C. Wheeler, Stanwa y. WANTED Known—That A. J. HART Caterer, Confectioner, and Refreshment Booms Propiietor, Manchester Street, Eeilding, has the Largest and Most Up-to-date Rooms in the district, and a Light Luncheon may bo obtained at all hours.
WANTED Known That A, J. HAITI', Caterer and Confectioner, Feilding, makes a specialty of Catering for Balls, Banquets, Parties and Socials in any part of t!:o district. A f Ood assorts ment of Sweetmeats always in stock. •TOT ANTED Known—That WEIGHT - TV MAN’S RESTAURANT, Feilding, is the most popular place for farmers anp otlu rs to enjoy a splendid Lunch or Supper. Come and see for yourselves. 'ANTED Known—That everyone in the Feilding District should buy a Book containing 12 tickets for 9s and go to WEIGHTMAN’S Up-to-date Luncheon Rooms, Feilding, where a hearty meal is always ready'. ANTED Known That on every Friday and Saturday' WEIGHTMAN’S RESTAURANT, Feilding, is becoming more and more popular. The reason is because a First-class Luncheon is obtained,and there is no delay. ANTED Known—That wo are not going out of the Bicycle Business, but that wo are the largest Importers in the district. A splendid selection to choose from.— R. P. SMITH & CO., Feilding. TOT ANTED—Buyers for 50 New and TV Shop-soiled BICYCLES. Great Reductions in Prices to clear for New Goods arriving.—K. P. SMITH & CO., Kimbolton Road, Feilding. ANTED TO DRINK PURE TEA. You won’t buy stale eggs, why take Common Tea ? Look at Page 1 and 'see what it sava about the GOLD NUGGET TEAS. "
ANTED—Work by thoroughly T v handy Man, married ; town, station, or farm ; used to horses. Address AIWOCATE i l.iii-e sTSJTANTED-—A Young Man with ▼ ? Dogs, used to station work, Apply R. McAllev, Ohingaiti, 'ANTE/- Everyone to secure BARGAINS in GROCERY, CROCK ER Y, IB ON M ON CEBIT, BOOTS, Etc., to save trouble, of packing and removing, us the Shop is to let. The Cash Co Op Stoke. High Streo «t Marton. fOHN COBBE’S Gigantic StockTaking Cash Sale closes Saturday next. August HUh. /TN*Fridav ami Sat-;. t v next all i 6« euinaots an 'Od :ts will be i marked at la If their usual prices. 1 JOHN GOBBE, Feiiduig.
lOHN COUBE’S Gigantic Stock- .*> tailing Cash Sale ends Saturday next, August 10th. FIU.DaV and Saturday next, all Kemnauts and Oddments vrill be marked at half their u,-ual_ prices. JOHN COBBE. Folding. TT.IOHN COBBE'S Sale—2 only Ladies' Bla.l; Caraeul Jackets usually 05s. 755. non- 30s (id, 42s (id 1 only AVldto C >ruoil. ducket, usually 555. „ow 22> tid. 1 only S-ulctte Jacket, with fur eo'lar, usually 69s 6d, now 425. I only Imitation Thibet Jacket. 455, now 27s (id. JOHN COBBE. Feilding. ______
Tlf A KTED—Buj er fora good'FireVV proof Safe. Apply Cash CoOp.' Stouts. \\ f ANTED to Sell -Gent's Colim M bin Bicycle in splendid order Price to clear £6 10s. Easy terms arranged. Adams Ltd., the Avenue, Wanganui. . - v\7ANTKD to Sell—Gent’s Humber VV * Bicycle in real good order. Price JC’d easb. Adams Ltd., late 1 Adams Stai ’Jyclc Company, the Avenue, Wanganui, IF yon Want Anything—Call GUONN’S JUNCTION YARDS, Marlon. 3'aber from 7s. Telephone 70 for Pric-’s.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8890, 9 August 1907, Page 3
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