ALDSlteiYft ALDIRSBY't Opposite Railway Station. For writing pads and stat 10NERY of every description. PAPERS DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS OF THE TOWN. ALDERSEY’S ALDERSEY’S PHONE NO. 6
WANTED. __ LOST— i=ide Curtain oft Ford car, in Shannon. Finder rewarded on returning to' Manager, Shannon “News.” WANTED KNOWN—Men’s all wool undervest and pants from'7/6 at W. IJ. Gunning and Co.’s. EASTER WEDDINGS. Have your Easter Wedding photographed, but make an early appointment.— Arch. * Gillens’ Studio, Phone 165, •Levin, US'Fa DRIVED—Men’s alf wool Prince cut overcoats. Special price 70/- iit H. Gunning and Co.’s. rHIASII! Down comes groceries at Wallace’s Cash Store, Plimmer Terrace, opposite Railway Station. Come and inspect. IFTY DOZEN Men’s all-wool Sox, in greys and heathers. Special price 1/6 at W. H. Gunning and Co.’s. WALLACE’S, the Hurry Buck Store lor prompt attention, civility and cheap groceries. EA. FROST, Bootmaker, is still • carrying on business opp. Railway Gates, same entrance as Mrs Vaughan, Bookseller. MEN— Go to Gunning’s lor a Stetson Hat. Sole agents. STOP! Luok in at Wallace’s lor groceries helore going elsewhere. Address Plimmer Terrace, opposite Railway Station. MAY Ist—Opening ol the Shooting season. Cartridges, Guns, Game Bugs, Cartridge Beils, Call whistles, Decoys, and all accessories at K. Shaw’s, Levin’s Ironmonger.. Everything Fivon and New at Wallace’s Cash Store, where prices are right. Come along and see lor yoursell. Address: Plimmer Terrace, opposite Railway Station. MARTIN’S lor the Biggest Sale Bargains. Women’s Black Cashmere Hose, usual price 3/3, Sale Price 2/6. MARTIN’S lor Smartest Frocks in Sponge Cloth and Linen at less than warehouse cost. Usual price 22/6 to 35/-, Sale Price, 9/11. MARTIN’S lor Millinery.—Girls’ Flop Hats. Usual price 8/11 and J2/6. Sale Price to clear 4/11.
T ADIES’ TAILORING and DRESS'MAKING undertaken by Mrs H. Blight, Ballance Street. MEN!— When thinking of Clothiug think of Martin’s for 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. DRESSMAKING. riSS HOLMES wishes to announce . tiliat she is now taking orders for Dressmaking. Address, Stout Street, next Bowling Green WREATHS AND ALL FLORAL EMBLEMS MADE ON SHORTEST NOTICE AT B R A D FI ELD FLORIST, - PALMERSTON NORTH. Phone 5936. Private 6574. PALMERSTON N. HIGH SCHOOLS BOYS’ DAY AND BOARDING COLLEGE. Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A. Commercial, Gen. eral and Agricultural Courier Spacious Playing Fields. Large Swimming Baths. Applications for Boarding Place* now being received. GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: Miss C- B. MILLS, M.A., B.SC. Professional, Commercial, General, and Home Life Courses. Arrangements can be made for private board. Early application is necessary. The School* re-open FEBRUARY 6th, 1924. Minimum admission qualification: Standard VI Pas*. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS TO W. HUNTER, gorily. Palmaratpn North. Mr William Mollison vvrites warmly in praise of Fluenzol as a cooling throat gargle and he adds “Q-toi is really wonderful used before shav!Lf.”
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Shannon News, 9 May 1924, Page 1
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510Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Shannon News, 9 May 1924, Page 1
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