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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9177, 22 June 1908, Page 7

THRIFTY iPRICES FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE YOU might pay more for the Groceries listed below, but you won't p, better quality for less money^any where ! « SPOT CASJI GROCERY INDUCEMENTS. 41 bs Cornflour *3 tins Jam 3 bots, Sauce 3 tins Sardinesl 3 cakes Sand iooap 51bs Rice , 6lbs of Sago \ * slbs Tapioca slbs Split Peas Pine Apple, per tin. Dates, per pkt. Pigs, per lb. Mullet, per tin Prunes, per lb. Try our EXPRESS BRAND TEAS, Choice flavbur, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/. per lb. To eveAy purchaser of lib at 2s per lb, we give free 1 Wb iie and Gold Cup and Saucer. A trial order will convince you. 4. W. WOOIfiEY, Marton and Marton Junction.

Hotels &'Accommodation'Houses. MULROONEY’S MASONIC HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. Every Train waits lo’minutes. Give MULEOONET a call. Never forgot an old FRIEND.

JJASTIE’S HOTEL, FEILDING. (Entirely nnderjMKSJ E. KENNEDY’S own personal supervision.) Commercial Travellers land, fho public generally will find this house foe Coni' fort and Convenience ; A-. aa;| JJANGITIKEI . ■■;r. * ' BULLS. f "t . 4 . The Proprietor desires '.to announce, j that he has taken over the ''manage- ; ment of this well-known„ Establish-.' mens, and hopes by strict attention to .i their comforts,, combined’with cVility, | to merit a continuance of public sup- 1 port./ '■■■•,■. ‘ . • i The Cuisine is under the, control of a first-clasS cook, thereby ensutbig i the comforts of a FIEST-CLASS ’j a, B. li. HENDEBSON, PBOPBIBOB. '. , v QOfSMERCIAL RONGOTEA. : I ■ ’■ . -v.. •> This well-known' jjouse' 1 {has-, thoroughly, renovated and renovated. It- - is now under the charge of -MTtS A. KOBEESTETH. Travells will find comport and ’convenienceat OOMMEE. .' f AL KOUSE; LIVERY & BAIT si TABLES. ’■ i ' . r . '■ ■■ ’ v \.. >-:v ? : Horsey land Gigs j on {Hire, I iliS x HOTEL, M; A E &0 iK.. * The Proprietor desires to announce that he has taken over the- | nfent f\ this well-known llstablish-i ment.And hopes by strict attention to j their comforts, combined with civility, j to merit a continuance of public sup-’, port. v .■.' ’ ; | The Cuisine is under the control of j | a first-alass- cook, thereby ensuxingj | the comforts of a ■ FISST-LLAo.S .■"’ABLE, A , A | . 3 lunp.>j‘S-bqw6r, Hot &■ Cold | at ail hoars. ' ■ | Hotel lighted by.e|/ifetric 1 ght, Coaches leave the Hotel ■ o meet All; trains. ■ v v/ ; D. COHMACK, MtOPBIETOn.

pALAUE HOTiEjL, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. A well-fumished and comfortable house, where Ernests will find every modern convenience. A first cViss chef. Tariff 6s 6d per day or 35s per week. Now under the management of '■A. W. HARRISON, . (Late of i rgyle Hotel, Hunterville). alt beTs, (Late of Weliington), - JMASTON. ' Has much' pleasure in announcing to the residents of'Marton and surrounding districts that he has taken over the well-known Marton house THE CLUB HOTEL, And hopes to conduct the same to the satisfaction of patrons, and by strict attention to their comfort, combined with civility, to merit a fair share of support. * A First-class Stock of ALES, and SPIRITS. A Good'Table Kept. BILLIARD ROOM. HOTEL, ' FEILDING. D. -P. BARRETT, PBOPEIETOB Speight's Beer always on ap. Choicest Brands of Wines Spirit - Excellent 'Accommodation. ) The Cheapest House on the 3 Coa st axd BF3T. TARIFF-6s ■ ,