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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9178, 23 June 1908, Page 7

THRIFTY [PR|CES FOR THRIFTY PEOPLF f \TOF migftt pay more Fm* the Groceries listed below, but you won’t get A betterjquality for lel§ money anywhere 2 4lbs Cornflour 3 tins Jam 3 bots, S&uee « 3 tins Sardine ' <3 cakes Sand Soap olbs Rice 6lbs of Sago IPOT CASH GROCERY INDUCEMENTS. slbs Tapioca sihs Split Peas Pine Apple, per tin Dates, per pkt. Pigs, per lb. Mullet, per tin Prunes, per lb. u Try our EXPRESS BRAND TEAS, choice flavour, 1/6, 1/8, 1/10, 2/- per To every purchaser of lib at 2s per lb. we give free 1 White and Gold Cup and Saucer. A trial order will convince you. . 7‘ 6 6 lb. 4.. W. WOODLEY, barton and Marton Junction,

Hotels Houses. MASONIC HOTEL, PALMERSTON NORTH. Every Train waits 15jminutes, Give MULEOONET a call. Neve*-for-got an old FRIEND. JJASTIE’S HOTEL, FEiLDSKG. ; (Entirely under|MßS] E. KENNEDY'S own personal supervision.-) * Commercial Travellers tend' ;tbte public generally trill find this.'- house Yor* - iort and Convenience • UNEXCELLED. ’<* JJAHGITIKEI , ‘ /JJ-pT’Klx.j 'The Proprietor desire's : tq announce ’ that he . Has, taken over tho.imkhßge'-; I ment . of 'this. • ) Eptabifshv' ! mem, and hopes by. strict attention jtq; [ their comforts,, combined with v ciyillty, : to merit a continuance bftpubjic sup*- [ port. [ . The Cuisine is under the 1 control of 1 a, first-class cook,: thereby"'- ensuring the comforts of a' NEST-CLASS TABLE. B. L. HENDERSON, PiOPBIEOa, (TJOSIPSERCIAL RONGQTEA. [- This well-known House {has been | thoroughly renovated and renovated. It [ is now;d!ider the charge of-J ■ !■■--- ' MBS A: ■ KOBEESTEIIfi.' : TraveliA will find ■ every comport and. convenience at COMMERCIAL KOUSE. .■-- - ' ' . Hcrsfes land G-ige’ always on; |Hire. ■ PHB WHITE "HART L HOTEL,* 1 -* MAKT ON. • i The Proprietor desires |to announce i that he has taken over management of thik.;. : yrell-known Establishment, and hopes' hy strict attention to ; then* comforts, combined with civility,,; ; to merit a continuance of public sup-, port. ' /vA '-V, ri The Cuisine is und« the control-of ! a first-class aook, thereby ensuring 1 the comforts of a FIRST-CLASS i TABLE. ■ Plunge, Shower, Hot & Cold Baths i;at all hours. , Hotel lighted by electric 1 ght. Coaches leave the Hotel o meet all- ■ trains. D. CORMACK, | pbopei:etos. ■ p’A L A’C E H O Tt'El, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. A well-furnished and comfortable where guests will find every modern convenience. A first, class chef. , ‘ , Tariff 6s 6d per day or 35s per week. Noiv under the management of A. W, HARRISON, (Late"of Argyle Hotel, Hunterville). alterTs, (Late of Wellington), f MARTON. Has much pleasure in announcing t the residents of Marton and ing districts that he has take well-known Marton" THE CLU And hopes to coi satisfaction of attention to