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Shannon News, 11 April 1924, Page 1

ALD&RfeEY’S ALbERSEY'S FOR BESI QUALITY ENGLISH AND COLONIAL SWEETS. AGENTS FOR: ADAMS BRUCE FAMOUS CAKES, From 1/1 per lb. ALWAYS FRESH. ALDERSEY’S ALDERSEY’S PHONE NO. 6.

important news for FOOTBALLERS. j UST LANDED, a lull stock of Football Boots direct from tile manufacturers, which are being sold at,, prices that deiy competition. We have also opened up a fine selection' of ladies’ footwear whch cannot be excelled for style and good wearing. REPAIRS CARRIED ON AS USUAL, T. JAMES . BOOT AND SHOE STORE, PLIMMER TERRACE, SHANNON. BILLIARDS. AT jIAROLD HOOK. TOURNAMENT IS GOING STRONG. OUR HAIRDRESSING SALOON is still the best on the Coast. MOTTO : CIVILITY AND ATTENTION. WINTER SPORTING GOODS NOW • ARRIVING. INSPECT THESE BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. H. HOOKA, PLIMMER" TERRACE. Established 17 Years. SALES SALE! COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 19th. SATURDAY,-JANUARY ISlh. Drapery, Furniture and Furnishings. BARGAINS* IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT L. H, Martin. (FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, DRAPERS & HOME FURNISHERS. Note Address.: OPPOSITE FRANK’S GARAGE, _ BALLANCE- STREET?. SHANNON. LEVIN. PHONE 219. in RELIABLE SERVICE Is tine. Slogan of the SHANNON MEAT CO. Che oldest Established Meat Co this District. [T is their reliable service to the public of Shannon and district fiat has made the business flourish. That service is still being maintain'd and the public will at all times be L bie to rely on procuring the very >est quality meat, which will always je combined with promptness, reiialilitv. cleanliness and civility. S. W. GARTER, Manager. PALMERSTON N. HIGH SCHOOLS BOYS’ DAY AND BOARDING COLLEGE.^ Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A.

ROFESSIONAL, Commercial, General and Agricultural Courses. Spacious Playing Fields. Large Swimming Baths. j Applications for Boarding Places j now being received. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: Miss C. B. MILLS, M.A., b.sc. v; Professional, .Commercial, General, and Home Life Courses. ■ Arrangements can be ma.de; for private board. Early application is necessary. The Schools re-open FEBRUARY fith, 1924. Minimum, admission qualification: Standard yi Pass. .WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS TO W. HUNTER, Secretary, Palmerston North. CHILDREN’S COUGHS I , rapidly respond to ,Pulmonas. H Let the little sufferer suck these H -healingpastilles. Pulmonasban- I ish all chest affections. 1/6 and I ■fl/6, chemists and stores. I PULMONAS