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Shannon News, 16 May 1924, Page 1

ALDIRSIY'I Opposite R»Uway,StAUo%, V;!i ""TIOR WHITING PADS ami STAT ; IONERY of every d*«cription. 'PAPERS DELIVERED TO ALL PAHtTi OF THE? TOWN. "« ALDERSEY'S ALDERSEY'S PHONE *NO. 6

WANTED. " UiST—ißay .mare' wiljh strap and J ehaiti on • near foot; Reward mi .retui-ifing to H/tP&ttit, Grey Street. WANTED TO SELI>-12 Dairy Cows at drop. Second calv,ers. Apply Christiansen, Makerua. 'ANTED— Experienced maimed cyuple lor dairying and genttral farm'work —Apply R. X&w, Te ROhcnga, Shannon, or Phone-22D. RANTED KNOWN-Men's all wool uudervest and pants from 7/6 at W. 11. Gunning and Go.'s. EASTER WEDDINGS. Have your .'■- Easter Wedding photographed, ,- but make, an early appointment.— \ Arch. Billens' Studio, Pfliohe 165, Levin. . UST ARRIVED—Men's all wool ' Prince cut. overcoats. Special price 70 - at W. H. Gunning and Go.'s.: Down Conies groceries^at •1* Wallace- s* Cash Store, Pliinhier: Terrace, opposite Railway Station: Come and inspect. DUZEuX Men's all-wool Sox,' hi greys'and heathers. Special price l/ti at W. H. Gunning and'Qo.'s. ,'ALLACE'S, tlie Hurry Back Store' lor prompt attention, civility, and. cheap groceries. \, A. FROST, Bootmaker,' is still. • carrying on business" opp.*" Railway Gates, sanie ; -entrance, .as Mrs Vaughau, Bookseller. . , ' EiN—Go to Gunuing's for a Stet- • sou Hat. Sole agents. >; iTOP! Look in at Wallace's for k 3 groceries before, going \\;norc. Address Plimmer' Terrace*' opposite Railway, Station.; k /|"AY Ist—Opening of the Shooting -*- season. Cartridges, Guns, Gauio Bags, Cartridge Belts,. Call whistles, Decoys, and ail accessories at K. SlHiws,' Levin's Ironmonger. V7\ \EI\ YTHLN'G 'Frvoh. and New at Li Wallace's Cash Store, where prices arc right. Come along and see lor: yourself. Address.: Plimmer Ter-race,-opposite Railway Station. J ARTLYS lor the Biggest SalerJL " Bargains. Women's: : Black Cashmere Hose, usual price 3/3, Sale ./TARTUN'S for Smartest Frocks m Cloth and Linen at less titan warehouse cost. Usual price 22/6 to 35/-, Sale Price, 9/11. ARTLYS for Millinery.—Girls' Flop Hats. Usual price 8/11 and 12/6. Sale Price to clear 4/11. , . T nnd ' DRESSMAKING undertaken by Mi» 11. Blight, Ballauce Streets

:i£Ntr-When thinking of ClotlUng ilartin's for quality -cfiiJ value. We have just opened up a Jargo shipment -of Men's and Boys' woaiv arid', we invite inspection. Note address: Opposite Franks' Garage. DRESSMAKING. i» *"ISS HOLMES wishes to announce . _.. tihat she is now taking orders ibif * D#eSjs;nlsto Street,-' next Bowling Green 7 ' : i WREATHS AND ALL FLORAL .: 5 EMBLEMS iM.VIMvON SHORTEST NOTICE AT ;B'R A D FIE L D : ' florist, : - : & +-¥MMmSION NORTH. tf»huu<&s93&:} •■■•"* Private 6574. PALMERSTONN. HIGH SCHOOLS BOYS* DAY AND BOARDING f, COLLEGE. Rector: J. MURRAY, M.A. Commercial, General and Agricultural Cour»et. Spacioiis Playing Field*. Baths. Applications for Boarding PU&g now being received. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL; Principal: Miss C B, MILLS, MIA., B.SC Professional, Commercial; General, and Home Life Coune*. Arrangements can lie made for private board. Early application is necessary 'The School* re-open FEBRUARY 6th, 1924. Minimum admission qualification: Standard VI Pasfc. i WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS TO-^ W. HUNTER, ;, B«rtiarjr, Palanrttoo North

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