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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 8942, 7 October 1907, Page 4

EEILBIJW’S POPULAR DRAPERY STORE! THE BON MARCHE. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW Ready-to-Wear Garments FOE LADIES, GIRLS, & CHILDREN. Ladies’ Muslin and Zeyphr Dresses, 15s to 45s Ladies’Tweed Costumes, 30s to £6 Cs . ~ Ladies’ Tweed, Cloth, Lustre and Voile Skirts, 7s 6d to 50s Ladies’ White Drill and Crash Skirts, 5s lid to 18s Od Ladies’ Lustre and Crash Coats, 12s 6d to 45s Ladies’ Silk Coats, S7s 6d to 57s 6d Ladies’ Petticoats, a splendid assortment, 3s 9d to 3os Ladies’ White Muslin Aprons, pretty styles and new designs, Is to 5a 6d Ladies’ Kitchen Aprons and Overalls, Is to 4s 6d LADIES’ BLOUSES, a bewitching assortment of over 4UU in every wanted style, shade and material, new an pre y designs, at prices varying from Is lid to 30s LADIES’ BELTS, the most varied assortment ever snown, embracing all the Latest Novelties at prices ™ry m g from 9d each to 4s 6d. The new Kimono Belts from 2s lid to 22s 6d each ~, . , K A ■. Children’s Silk Frocks and Lace Dresses, 3s lid to 15a bd Children’s pinafores in all sizes, Is to 4s 6il Children’s Pelises and Tunics in endless variety . Girls’ Washing Blouses and Print and Muslin Overalls in all Time Saved and Money Earned by purchasing Ready-to-Wears at aur Store. SPENCE & SPENCE

Have you Secured your NEW DRESS for Feilding’s Carnival Week ? QU DRESSMAKERS are as busy as bees Bushing through the orders that are coming our 'way, and are trying to provide special facilities for the big rush that will set in during the month. We experience considerable difficulty m securing competent Assistants, and may at the last moment be prevented from accepting orders that we would, bad we sufficient experienced help, be delighted to execute. Kindly let me have your Orders now, so that we may give it the attention we so much desire to bestow upon it. We have a Choice Stock of SUMMER MATERIALS That are just opened up. They are the very Newest Ideas that are showing anywhere in the Dominion, and the Stock is being almost daily ■ augmented- by the addition of Fresh Ideas in all lines. W. DOMIGAM & GO., PBILDING. HORSES SWINE “ SAIAMTISi” AND 41 BUDJDUCK. Live-Stock Remedies. SHEEP POULTRY CATTLE DOGS “ SALVfTfS Astringent for SCOUi? in Calves. " RUDDUCK, CATTLE DRENCH; Complete DAIRY MEDICINE CHEST, £SS 2s. Write for Arnnal. Posted Free to Address. MARTON Agent: A. F. Shaspe, Martoa. BULLS Agent: J. E. Walker, Bulls. FEILDIN G Agent; W. T. Bowatbb, Farmers’ Union; Booths. PALMERSTON NORTH : U.F. Co-Op; Asen... Palm3tskon North.

i ills herd to I Imagine a more severe test for coal than that afforded by the ” Discovery ” on the Antarctic Expedition. “ Coalbrooki dale ” was used entirely during the long period spent among the ice and snow. The Engineer wrote on his return: COALBROOKDAEE Coal “ was used entirely for Steaming, Cooking, and Warming purposes, and I can positively say that no class of coal couM have been more suitable in every way.”

I if you use coar for either i of the above purposes you will find that “ Coalbrook- | dale” will give you the same satisfaction that it did to the “ Discovery” pioneers. Tiry “ Cpafbrookdale ” today! Your own coal merchant caivsupply it! X. B E OW N. v «Trn A a nmni) Guilder & contractor, MAR TON. estimates given. .. r *XT rt TJAA ■R.D lows: — Thursday, September 26fch Thursday, October 31st Thursday, November 28th Thursday, December (date to bo fixed) i Attention is directed to the following resolute on of the Land Board: —“ No business is to be brought before any meeting of the Land Board unless notice of the swno baa been given to the Commissioner before i p.tu. oh the Saturday preceding JOHN STBAUCHON, ( CoxußiissioEor of Crown Lfuids^ MEETINGS will be held at 10 a.m. a t the District Lands and Survey Office Wellington, during the year 1907, as tol lows: —