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Shannon News, 29 February 1924, Page 1

ALDERSEY’S ALDERSEY’S Opposite Railway Station. fIUK WRITING PADS aud STAX 1 . iONERY ol every description. PATTERS DELIVERED XO ALL PARTS . OF THE TOWN. ALDERSEY’S ALDERSEY’S _ ■ PHONE NCK 6

WANTED!). Matrimonial,— a , young *man wisnes tu meet young lady, 18 ■ to M years, with a view to, amove, uenume—Apply ••confidential,”'". c/o.> ; •‘Siiauuon isews.” I !Ouu SAljE.—benzine- Iron (Com-. JCj' tort), Sideboard, Gate-legged * Table (extends sit i)h# by 3it), large ? iviicmeu Table, Lamps, Palm Stand. — § Mrs Fargher, Shannon. £ E A. FROST, Bootmaker, is still \ 0 carrying on business opp. Railway: Gates, same entrance as Mrs . Vaughan, Bookseller. • C Howard Andrew, ltd., for AFTER-SALE BARGAINS.’ , ; . EVERYTHING .for the preserving : season. Full stocks of Jars in ? ail sizes. Preserving Pans and Jam v Spoons. AH at reasonable prices. K. ■ Sliaw, Levin’s Ironmonger and Hard- ~ ware Merchant. Howard ' Andrew, ltd., for AFTER-SALE BARGAINS. . MARTIN’S lor the Biggest Sale Bargains. Women’s Black , Cashmere Hose, usual price 3/3, Sale Price -2/6. Howard andrew, ltd., for AFTER-SALE BARGAINS. MARTIN’S for Smartest Frocks in Sponge Cloth and Linen at. less Mian warehouse cost. Usual price 22/6 to 35/-, Sale Price, 9/11. ' Howard Andrew, ltd., for BEST DRAPERY VALUES. ARTIN’S lor Millinery.— Girls’Flop sale Price to dear 4/11. / ; XT 0 WARD ANDREW, LTD., FOR JO. BEST DRAPERY VALUES. T ADIES’ TAILORING and DRESSMAKING undertaken by Mrs H. Blight, Ballance Street. MEN!— When thinking of aothing think of Martin’s lor quality, and value. We have just opened up a large shipment of Men’s and Boys’ wear and we invite inspection. Note address: * Opposite Franks’. Garage. J ( AM JARS.—Mason’s Pints . 6/-, i quarts 7/6 doz. Atlas wide ’mouth, pints 8/-, quarts. 10/-. " halfgallons 16/2 doz.—At Goniiingi’s. CIHRISTMAS CHEER.—Go to. Gun- ) ning’s for Dessert Fruits, Nuts, and Summer Drinks. .Turkey Figs just arrived. ' ...

PIANO TUNING.—Our tuner will be visiting Shannon about 14th of this month. Ring 5154 Palmerston North, or write Berryman’s, Palmerston North. - MAIL ORDERS—We give our country clients the- best possible attention through the post. Order *ll musical goods:, from Berryman’s, Palmerston North.'; THE Famous “Wire Tweed” work- . ing Shirts for the best of wear, to be had at W. G. Quarrie’s,. Mercer, Shannon. ALL-WOOL Tweed Trousers 12/11, , Men’s Sports Suits 39/6.—Ac Gunning’s Sale, commencing 12th January. •VSTANTED -_KNOWN Gunning’s TT Teas are the best value, 2/6, 2/8, 3/-. ' • PIANOS on Easy Terms—£lo deposit and easy monthly payments for best British pianos. We pay freight. Berryman’s, Palmerston North. WANTED KNOWN. Gunning’s .Sale commejfces Saturday, January 12. • PALMERSTON N. HIGH SCHOOLS BOYS’ DAY AND BOARDING # COLLEGE. RCctor: J. MURRAY, M.A. PROFESSIONAL, Commercial, General and Agricultural Courses. Spacious Playing Fields. Large Swimming Baths. ‘ Applications for Boarding Places now being received. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: Miss C. B. MILLS, M.A., B.SC. Professional, Qommercial, General, and Homo Life Courses. Arrangements can be made for private board. , Early application is necessary. .. N The Schools re-open FEBRUARY 6 th, 1924. ' Minimum admission qualification: ‘Standard VI Pass. . WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS TO I W. HUNTER, Secretary, Palmerston North. Due to the WfllSMay-'Si S of .irritating bacilli,--ii Throat ,api f y di^r lle ' b , r ■ 111 vu * , 2/6 gargling Fluenzol.