ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.
F. G. Hilton for high-class Jewel lery and Wedding Presents. Gifts that will last a life time. Large stock of Engagement Rings, Muff Chains, Pearl Pendants, Brooches, Watches, Silver Goods, Purses, etc. Inspection invited. Repairs of sP descriptions guaranteed. Charges are moderate at F. G. Hilton’s, the well-known jeweller, Marton,* Max Bornhold, Practical Watchmaker, Marton. First quality in watches and jewellery. Prices second to none. The only place for satisfactory repairs in the district.* Loan & Mercantile add to Rangiwahia sale, and notify that there will be no sale at Kimbolton on April 7th. Additions are made to Feilding sale. Mr Alex Dick, Umutoi, advertises a farm for sale. Glen Oroua Dairy Co. invites tenders for erection of a cottage. Messrs Tothill, Ltd., ‘notify that Messrs Barraud & Abraham are sole agents for Suttons’ seeds. Messrs Abraham & Williams add to' list for Marton sale. An inset is circulated with today’s issue for Messrs George & Kersley, the Eccnomic, Wanganui.
During the first quarter of present year New Zealand exported 134,100 ounces gold, valued at £528,069, or 159,181 ounces of the value of £54,897 more than during corresponding quarter last year. At £Port Awanui on Monday a native was sentenced to 5 months’ imprisonment for cruelty to a horse. He setdogs on-the animal and they tore its flesh. Afterwards he allowed it to fall over a cilff, and subsequently tied it up at the native settlement all night.
A nervous man entered a Carterton store with his baby on one arm and an oilcan on the other. He placed the can on the counter, and said gently, “Sib there a moment, dear.” Then holding up the baby to the bewildered shopman, he added, “A gallon of kerosene in this, please.” An Irish “bull” was perpetrated by a member of the committee of the Canterbury Cricket Association the other evening. In explaining the delay which occurred in getting his team in a senior cup match to bat, he remarked, “I told two men to put on their pads in order to get on the field quickly. I then told the next man to put on his pads, but coulld not find him. ” Needless to say the remark was productive of much hilarity. Many are the devices employed to break the tedium of the voyage on Homeward-bound ships, but the one about to be related here 'is probably quite outside the run of the usual competitive events. A passenger by a steamer which recently left these shores was struck by the workmanlike manner in which a baby on board disposed of the contents of its bottle, and the idea occurred to him to get up a f match. Several grownup male passengers entered the lists, and at the baby’s appointed meal time were supplied with feedingbottles filled with claret 'and water. The man who arranged the event went nap on the baby, and his confidence was not misplaced, for the little one had its bottle finished by the time the others were about halfway through. THE HARTNETT MILKER. Mr A. Prance, Taikorea, writes : Alter using the “Hartnett” Milking Machines eleven months under ! close observation and testing, I have not been able to trace any ill effects upon the cows, their teats and udders being in a perfect condition. The cows have milked quite as well as when milked by hand, with marked improvement in test. Two hands only were required to operate the four machines milking the herd of 68 cows in two hours. ’ ’ —O. Dahl & Go., Ltd., agents, Palmerston North. Nothing could be worse for the system than some of those violent catharics or purgatives that some people take to move their bowels. They frequently cause constipation, sometimes inflammation. Chamberlain’s Tablets bring oh a natural action, mildly and gently, which cures the real trouble without dangerous after effects. For sale by T. H. Bredin, 00-op. Stores, Marton, and D. Wilson, Rongotea.
Charming 'styles in xnilline ry at the Bon Marche, Feilding. Never before have Messrs Spence: & Spence shown such lavish display'of winter models. Here every one will find a hat or bonnet to suit her to a nicety, and at prices that will give satisfaction every, time. * For Children's Hacking, Congo at night Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, Is Gel and 2s fid.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9111, 2 April 1908, Page 5
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709ADVERTISING MEMORANDA. Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9111, 2 April 1908, Page 5
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