ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9174, 18 June 1908, Page 5

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 afl descriptions guaranteed. Charges are moderate at F. G. Hilton’s, the well-known jeweller, Mar ton. * Max Bornhold, Practical Watchmaker, Martou. First quality in watches and jewellery. Prices second to none. The only place for satisfactory repairs in the district.*

Friends are notified that the funeral of the late Mr Patterson will leave Marton Junction by the mail train on Friday. Messrs Abraham &, Williams add to Hunterville sale. Notice is given that a bay mare impounded from, Nikau is in the Pohangina Pound. Additions, are made to list for Hunterville combined sale. Messrs Thomson & Low, Hunterville, have a number of new notices in our Wanted Oclumn. Messrs Gorton & Son add to Bulls sale.

Friends of Mr Page of Halcombe are invited to attend the funeral of his son Clarence.

The Railway Department notifies issue of holiday excursion tickets for football match at W ellington.

Messrs Durward & Co.. ton, call special to their second end of season sale nUw being held.

Mr John Oobbe has a special new advertisement relating to good clothing values. Rangitikei County Council gives notice of intention to strike general rates.

Loan & Mercantile add to Apiti si tie.

Additions are made 'to Feilding sale. IviessAS Gorton & Son announce a clearing sale for Mr George Cornfoot near Oolyton. ' » Mo -A. :I. Atkinson announces his iuteption -‘0 stand for election for Ore la, K Mi',Owen ,:p. Pleasants announces his c.'fididaQre for Oroua. Teeners ar.o, invited by Mr E. W. Coler’pge, architect, for the erection of a r Aide ace tftt Mar ton for Dr. W. M. Sijfith. Toe plans and specifications Oiu be seen at the office of the Rangitikei Advocate, or on application to Mr Coleridge in Wellington.