ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9340, 8 January 1909, Page 5

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA

F. G. Hilton, Broadway, MartoSj has just opened up a full and up-to-date stock of High Class Jewellery, suitable for Christmas, New Year and Wedding Presents, inspection of which is inviteu. Repans of all desriptions| guaranteed. Charges are moderate at F. G. Hilton’s, the well-known Jeweller, Marton.* Max Bornhold, Practical Watch," maker, Marton. First quality is watches and jewellery. Prices second to none. The only place for satisfactory repairs in the district.* Seed growers should note that the First Prize and the Second Prize for Ryegrass at the last Palmerston North Winter Show were awarded to seed dressed by onr up-to-date machinery. Best results guaranteed. Hodder & Tolley, Ltd,, seed cleaners and seed merchants, Feilding.* Re-plating.—Any article from the Dining Table showing signs of wear can be made as new again at a small cost. We are prepared to re-plate with sterling silver in A and B qualities. Get a quotation from Geo. Short, jeweller, Feilding.*

A reward is offered for the return of a sum of money lost in Marton. Messrs J. Harris & Son, land agents, Marton, advertise a new list of properties for sale. A butcher advertises for a situation.

Entries for Raumai sale are advertised.

Kiwitea County Council invites tenners for metalling contracts. Additions are made to Raumai sale.

Messrs Gorton & Son add to Bulls sale.

Loan So Mercantile add to list for Kimbolton sale. Additions are made to list for Hnnterville sale.

Archdeacon Towgood£notifles that Holy Communion will be celebrated next Sunday at the midday service in St. Stephens’, Marton. Messrs Harris So Ladley, solicitors, Marton, require a youth for the office.

The finder of a strayed horse is requested to communicate with Dalgety So Co., Marton.

Messrs Per ham, Larsen So Co., timber merchants, Marton Junction, have a new advertisement to-day drawing attention to their supply of cheap timber. The firm has also some new notices in the Wanted Column. Mrs A. Kerr, proprietress of Seddon Tourist Hotel, Ohahune, has bad her house thoroughly renovated throughout, the bedrooms being large and airy. The travelling public can rely on being catered for in the ablest manner.

Marsh's Private Hotel, Ohakane, is situated in the centre of the township, and is the bearest hotel to the station. The hotel is replete with every modern convenience. All the bedrooms are superior and an excellent table is kept. The Grand Hotel, Ohakune, under the management of Mr H. W. Littlewood, is large and commodious and is comfortably furnished throughout, and is lighted by acetylene gas. Mr Littlewood has gone to much expense in catering for the general public and visitors can rely on receiving the best of attention. Mrs J. Oody, proprietress of “Dominion” Boardinghouse, Ohakune, announces in our advertising columns that her house is the first in town and nearest the railway station. A hot meal may be obtained on arrival of night train, and breakfast at 5 o’clock in toe morning. Messrs Parris and Eddy, proprietors of the Federal Private Hotel, Ohakune, announce that their house is the '“home of comfort,” having excellent beds, good table and low tariff. Patrons are requested to wire or write for accommodation.