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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9141, 9 May 1908, Page 6

- WATCH THIS SPACE FOE $ NEW ANNOUNCEMENT RELATING TO GILCHEIST’S AECADE, PALMERSTON NORTH. Autumn and Winter, 1908. HA YE NOW ON YIBW our First Consignmen of AUTUMN AND WINTER DRAPERY Specially selected for the present Season, which consists of Ladies’ Jackets and Paletots Ladies’ Hats, latest styles Ladies’ Fur Necklets and Bluffs Ladies’ Moire Underskirts Assorted Colours, and also a Large Assortment of WINTEE UNDEEWEAE. DEESS GOODS in all the leading Shades and Textures BLOUSINGS, in French Flannel, Delaine & Flannelette —a choice assortment. GENT’S DEPARTMENT. "We have a Large and Well-assorted Stock of Gent’s Wear, suitable for the present season. We have just landed, ex Mamari, imported direct, a consignment of Flannelettes, Sheetings, Table Linens, Calicoes, Silesias. In these Goods we are offering specially good value. Inspection invited. JONES &~Mc6RE6OR, BULLS. Warm Winter Wear. BON’T SHIVEB, GET WaEM underweae, and get it HEEE, Our Large Purchases enable us to buy at the Lovres Price. YOU GET THE BENE PIT. HSen’s &l!i-woo8 Undersirls & Pants in warm winter weights 4/11. N. Z. Clothing Factory, BEOADWAY, MAETON. from NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY H. T. CAMERON, Manager.

IVfARTOW SASH, DOOR TIMBER COMPANY L^ti. (Late Zajonskowska. Beos.) Largo Stocks on ffiand, OF First-class BUILDING TIMBER Dressed and Undressed MOULDINGS FENCING POSTS & STRAINERS And BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY Sashes, Doors, Mantelpieces, and every description of Joinery M ork made by experienced workmen n the shortest notice. Ofeice & Factoey WSLLU3ST3W KO&3, ES& FITOM

JOHN BESS’S WHISKY EOYAL LOCHNAGAE, BAL MOEAL, Is supplied to all tlxe Eoyal Families since 1848. That in itself is sufficient guarantee of the quality AETON - WANGANUI CAREYI am prepared to deliver Goods at reasonable prices from either town to any part of the district over which I travel. Orders left with Mr A. Linton or J. Mogiidge & Co., Marton, or No. "7, Wilson Street, or Chronicle office, Wanganui, will receive prompt attention. FROM THB E. H. DIFEEY, Proprietor