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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXII, Issue 8930, 21 September 1907, Page 3

GET IT! Don’t bo persuaded to buy this and that lust because ft Is a row and probably packed fa> some inexperienced firm, and pushed for the sake, of extra profit. BUY AN ARTICLE WHICH IS GUARANTEED, and has STOOD A PUBLIC TEST 2? YEARS. m mWA SPUiftis TEAS. Mansell &Cjns, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, BULLS,

Telephone Ho. S. WISH to announce that they have opened up a Large and Wellassorted Slock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS I' j Consisting of | DRESS MATERIALS • I Of the Latest and most Fashion- | able Shades. lAlso, a splendid assortment of Ladies’ ~ and Children’s , MILLINERY I Of the very latest Styles and Designs. I Dressmaking and Millinery Done on the premises. Our Dressmaking Department is in charge of MISS DIVER, who will be pleased to attend to all patrons. A great number of pieces of First-class FLANNELETTES, All Hew, to bo sold at prices never heard of before in Bulls. A largo 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 CHILDREK’S HATS & LADIES’ BELTS are to bo sold very cheap GLOVES, HOSIERY, UMBRELLAS HECKTTES. EMBROIDERIES, LACES, TRIMMIHGS & FURS will all be offered at extremely i Low Prises

Gentlemen’s It Boys’Clothing Hats, Shirts, Ties, etc., At Prices which, will defy competition. The following is a list of | GROCERIES for Spot Cash! i Cornflour, from 4d per lb. I Currants, per doz., os j Sultanas, 8d per lb. i Candles, Ship Brand, full weight, 7d | per lb. Sugar No. I,lls 3d '■ Sugar No. la, 11s 3d i Sugar No. 2,11 s . Flour, 100, 12s j Flour, 50, (is 3d I Flour, 23, 3s Cd j Teas, from Is per lb 1 Oatmeal, 251 b. bag, 4s On llice, per doz. lbs, 2s Cd 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 j Pis Fruits tk Jams, etc. j From the Frimley Canning Works - { All other Lines equally Cheap. j We have in slock Gilruth’s famous S Cattle Food “ SUCROSINE.” For further particulars and quotations, apply to Mansell & Sons, UNIVERSAL PROVIDERS, BULL'S. TO Travel the Awahuri, Sanson, Rongotea, and Kairanga Districts. ■.The Purebred Clydes--3 dale, LORD J 3A -B ifMPIiBSBy Wallace (iihp:) from Kitty Dalrymplo. You have only to look at his pedigree to see that Lord Dalrymple is descended from some of the best stock in Scotland. He was bred by J. C. N. Qrigg, Longbcacb. He got first as a yearling and again as a two-year-old at Christchurch and Ashburton. FEE: FOUR GUINEAS. on or before January Ist 1908. A For full particulars apply to — A. H. BRISCO (Owner), Awaburi. Or D. WESTON, Groom-in-cbargo. ! nnO Travel tho Palmerston, Feildmg, B Rongotea and Sandon Districts, The Purebred Trotting Stallion ALXiWOOB (Wildwood— Miss Brown wood). Visits—Sandon, Mondays ; Rongotea, Tuesdays ; Awaburi, Wednesdays and Saturdays; Palmerston, at Tattersall’a Stables, 'Thursdays; Foilding, Fridays, at Younger’s Stables. 'forms T 3 10s. For further particulars apply to , S. J. SANSON, Owner, Awtilnui.

A. G. WA.LK.EHj Hivs muck pleasure in announcing (0 tlvo residents of Wilding and Urn district that ho has acquired by pnrJmso, from Messrs Mil son & voles, tho wellkuowii Stationery imd Fancy Goods Business known as Hie MANCHESTER BAZAAR, and hopes that, by keeping an up-to-date Stock of all Lines consistent with i the business, and prompt attention to customors, to merit a fair share or patronage from the Wilding public. IJNION TEA ROOMS, MANCHESTER SQUARE, FEILDING. The JOSSES BLACKMORB & McLEOB bog -to’hotify that they have- re-opened the above Tea Rooms ottet-'Jienoyatioa,. Daintily served piorning and afbwner-