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Shannon News, 18 December 1925, Page 1

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS. NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE A SUIT CASE* E have a large range to select from of Suit) and Attache Gases (solid leather), Brief (Bags, Music Cases, and School Bags, at prices that are astounding. BOOT REPAIRS DONE AT SHORTEST NOTICE. HAND SEWN A SPECIALTY. H.E.BASSETT PLIMMER TERRACE.

LOOK! LOOK! ""'""" "E have come to stay and you can see we are here and you cannot do better than buy your footwear here. We have a good stock to pick from. LADIES' TAN and BLACK SHOES, From 12/- tft 31/-. \ ~i'S' BOOTS AND, SHOES AT AJLL PRICES. BOYS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS AND SHOES TO-SUIT ALL PURSES. _\ . Repairs carried out as usual. Best o| workmanship and material. T. JAMES & CO THE BOOT STORE, PLIMMER TERRACE, SHANNON. C.P.R. SERVICES. W; HOTCHEN Proprietor: PALMERSTON NORTH SERVICE. Char-a-bahcs will run as under:— Shannon-dep. 9.10 a.m. 10.10 a.m. Palmerston arr. 10 35 a.m. 11.35 a.m. Palmerston dep. ...3.5 p.m. 4.3 Q p.m. Shannon an*. 4.30 p.m. 5.45 p.m. Parcels carried at Reasonable Rates. (A boon to Tradespeople.) OUR HAIRORESSING SALOON OUR HAIRDRESSING SALOON* is now fitted up with the LATEST ELECTRIC APPLIANCES. LADIES' WORK A SPECIALTY. Our five Billiard Tables are a i ways kept in Good Order. A TRIAL, SOLICITED. H. HOOKPLIMMER TERRACE. Established 17 Years. HOOK AND QUARRJE 'ISH-"to notify the Public of Shannon and surrounding districts that they are now prepared to supply > FRESH FISH aid (JYSTERS IN THE SHELL. i * ALSO: FRESH FRUIT. Rv Case or Pound. \

ORDER FROM THE OLD-ESTAB-LISHED FIRM. ONLY PRIME MEATS SOLD LAMB-FOREQUARTERS, i S LB. * HINDQUARTERS i /Q LBSHANNON MEAT CO. MASONIC HOTEL CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. rTAVING JUST TAKEN OVER THE ABOVE HOTEL, SHANNON PATRONS WILL BE WELCOME. Our Motto: "Treat Them Right." E HARNETT ("Ted"). PROPRIETOR. KING BROS. , GENERAL CARRIERS. HO ARE! second tQ none for ' (promptness and reliability. Travellers' samples handled with care. Best Household coal and Firewood. ORDERS CAN m HBFT WITH J. V. BURNS, STATIONER.