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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 422, 8 July 1905, Page 3

FOOTBALL^, all sizes, at I BENNETT'S HOCKEY Sticks and Balls, at BENNETT'S \ GAMES for winter evening?, at BENNETT'S New Methodist Hymn and Time Books, all sizes and bindings, at BENNETT'S Hall Caine's groat novel " The Prodigal Son," at BENNETT'S G. H. BENNETT & CO. Booksellers & Stationers THE SQUARE CAEE ANGLAIS, (An up-to-date establishment) OPPOSITE TOE IUILWAY STATION. A FIRST-CLASS CAFE where a splendid menu is provided; where Afternoon Tea is a'. Speciality ; where the rooms are large, roomy, and well ventilated; whore everything is immaculate, spick, and span; and where parties are catered for. A Boon to Palmerston. Such is a new establishment opened up by W.SNEDDON. Note—A large stook of confectionery is sold as heretofore. M. & F. FRANCE, Artistic and Practical Milliners. M. & F. FRANCE have opened up a millinery establishment in Broad-Btreet, the Square, where all high-class millinery in every; branch-^making, trimming, remodelling, renovating, etc., is a done. We are now clearing the oalance of onr Winter Millinery at greatly reduced prices. Inspection invited. < Millinery Lessons Given. FURNISHING DRAPERY AT THE . DJ.C. CLEARING SALE. 34 pieces of Sincle and Double Faced Cretonne. Usual price 1/6 yard. Sale price 6d. , 43 pieces of Single and Double Faced Cretonne. Usual price 1/11. Sale price 9d. 12 pieces of Printed Linen in new designs and colourings. < Sale price 2/9 yard. ' 7 pieces Hemstitohod Art Brise Bise Muslin. Sale prioe 6^d yard. A few pieces of Art Taffetas in exclusive designs. Usual prico 8/11. Sale price 4/9. ■':'■ ' A special purchase of Tapestries will enable us to give a line of exclusive fabrics. Worth 7/11 yard. Sale price 3/6. : 50 inch Art Serges, all colours. Usual ' price 2/3 yard. Sale price 1/9. A large stock of Madras Muslins at Ecduced Prices. , Frilled; Curtains, coloured stripes. Sale price 13/6 pair. Frilled Curtains, com spot and floral designs. Sale price 12/6 pair. To participate in the bargains orders must be accompanied by remittance. Wellington D.I.C. Wellington ELECTORS ...0F.... PALMERSTON NORTHComplete the ; ....■"-■ TICKET BY PURCHASING A BICYCLE Absolutely at your own price. Terei, Barker & Finlav, (Limited.) , ■ THE SQUABE, PALMEBSTON N, A. W. Wm*, Manager. THE BEST CHEAPEST AND MOST LASTING COAL IS UNDOUBTEDLY PELAW Large shipment arriving. Place yours orders early to ensun prompt delivery. Sole Agents— McMurray & Co Main Street East and West. . Telephone 228. C. W. Wycherle) and Son, SADDLERS, ETC.. THE SQUABE, PALMERSTON N HAVE a stock of the followin) seasonable goods : Oil Coats. Oil Capes. Calf. Chrome & Kangaroi Thijfh Leggings. ;^ Puttee. Newmarket. Lace I Buckle Leggings IN ALL SIZES. THE CHURCHES~" PABISH OF PALMERSTON WITH POHANGINA. ALL SAINTS—B a.m. Holy Com muoion, 11 a.m. Matins and sermor 3.45 p.m, Holy Baptism,7 p.m. Evenson arid sermon. ST. PETER'S—II a.m., 2.30 p.m., an 7 p.m. Ashhurst—ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Bunnythorpe—ll a.m. Holy Com munion, and 7 p.m. Linton—7 p.m. Komako—ll a.m. Awahou—2.3o p m. Fitzhetbert East—2.4s p.m. McGregor's mills, 2.15 p.m. and 3 p.n C. COLERIDGE HARPER, Vicar. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. TO-MORROW — U a.m. and 7 p.n Preacher Rev Isaac Jolly, M.A. Evening subject: " The'value of a goo name." The monthly sermon to young men an women. Sabbath School 2.30 p.m. Young men and women's Bible class' 2.3 Kelvin Grove 7 p.m., Mr Low. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Broad street. SERVICES to-morrow at 11, conducte by Rev Sidney Baker. Subject "Our Daily Bread," 7 p.m., "On ren dering honour to men." Sunday school at 2.30. A BUSINESS that is n worth advei tising Is no worth running.