WANTEDS. WAITED TO BUY. —i Fly, about 12 by “Tent,” P. 0., Shannon. Tent and 14.—Apply
Board - residence. vacancies lor gentlemen boarders.—Mrs Perry, Ballance Street.
[7l OR SALE, cheap, Dinner Service, lea Service, Congoleum Squares and general Household Effects (as ,-good. as new’v. —Address J. Turner, opp. Church of England, Shannon, where goods may be seen.
EPLKNISH your Crockery and Glassware at Gunning’s Sale; 2/ in the £ discount tor cash only.
WANTED— Flaxcutters’ Gloves, prewar heavy quality, just arrived. At Fargher and Co.’s, Shannon.
WHY not procure your supplies of Flannelette at Fargher and Co.’s Sale; White and Striped, from \j per yard; no better value anywhere.
WANTED KNOWN.—Children's and Plain Sewing.—Apply Mrs G. Patlon, Vance Street, Shannon. Af\ MEN’S BOXED SUITS.—Our own special lligli-grade Finish, to he cleared at specially low Sale Prices.—Fargher and Co., Shannon. ’
WANTED KNOWN— Gunning’s Sale on January 7. Floorcloths at 4/11; 72in wide.
HAVE you ever thought of the selection of Hosiery you cat? get at Fargher and Co.’s, Shannon—and now all at Sale Prices.
WANTED KNOWN. Gunning’s Stocktaking Sale commences January 7, lor 15 days only.
BOOKS OF poems make ideal Christmas Gifts—Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Omar Khayyam, Morris, Jean ingleiovv, Tennyson, Longfellow, Keats, Browning, Wordsworth, and others.— Call early at I. G. Vaughan’s.
A NICE SELECTION of Award Books. Just the Present lor your hoy or girl. Or we have some suitable for Dad or Mum,--1. G. Vaughan, The Stationer, Ballance S.t
OYS AND FANCY GOODS ail j -*- carry a discount of 10 per cent during December. Phenomena; 1 bargains and a splendid election st !I. G. Vaughan's, Ballance Street, j Shannon. F‘ OR QUICK SALE—Gent’s Massey Cycle, 22in frame, very little |S used; new at £lB 18s; this one £ll 17s f 6d. —Kelly’s Cyclery, Plimmer Ter. WANTED KNOWN.—Good buying: Towels, (Juilts and Table Damasks at Gunning’s Cash Sale. Goods landing subject to higher duties. SHANNON’S Amateur PhotographkJ ers who need Printing and Developing done should send their spools to C. S. Keedvvell’s Pharmacy, Levin, where the work is done in the very best style, and <the charges are most reasonable.
MR CHAS. E. HAZELL, PHOTOGRAPHER, FOXTON, WILL in future visit Shannon every TUESDAY. All appointments made with Mr George (Kelly’s Cycle Depot) will receive prompt attention. Amateurs, bring your Films for Developing and Printing. Best results guaranteed, so do not pay postage..
SHANNON DINING ROOM (Lute Connolly’s). Under New Management. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. FRESH FISH AND SMOKED FISH Direct from the Trawling Co., Wellington, Every Day after 2.30. Orders Promptly Attended To. Have you heard of ADAMS’ FAMOUS CAKE It is now in Shannon. Once tasted you will long for more. Obtainable only at SCOTT’S, Who has been appointed Sole Agent for this district. ORDERS NOW TAKEN For BIRTHDAY, WEDDING atvd CHRISTENING CAKES. H. A. SCOTT, Proprietor.
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Shannon News, 14 February 1922, Page 1
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