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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 425, 12 July 1905, Page 2

J. A. BUTLER.] [J. p. ENGLEBERTSON. Palnierston North, July 1905. MADAM,YOU will bo interested lo learn that the Drapery business hitherto known as Ilansen's has passed into our hands, and it is our purpose to materially alter tho scope and character of the concern. For (he future it will be known as " The L.M.S." (an abbreviation for "The Ladies' Model Store") and as the name implies, exclusive attention will bs given to high-class drapery for women. On this point fuller information will be given later on when we aro ready to invite you to inspect the goods we have now on order in the Home markets. In the meanwhile we take this opportunity of intimating that the whole of the stock purchased from Mr Hansen will be offered, afc a SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE com nioncing on SATURDAY, 15th JULY, And continuing for 21 days. During this period the regular prices will be abandoned and the whole of tho goods will bo submitted at exceptional bargain prices. We have a double object in announcing this sale—^rst, it is prudent storekeeping to liquidate all stocks that aro not wanted in ihe 1 coming season ; and secondly, so that we might make the acquaintance of our customers under the most favourable circumstances. ! Please accept this as a cordial invitation to visit THE Ij.M.Sc during the sale period and after. "We are, Yours Obediently, I BUTLER & ENGLEBERTSON.

ARTISTIC JEWELLERY. I Truly artistic jewellery ig always safe to buy. We are making it a serious study to produce in jewellery only that which is artistic in conception and of faultless workmanship. This class of goods is pleasing to the eye, and complimentary to the good taste of the wearer. We still give half a dozen Electro Silver Spoons with each Wedding Ring sold. O'CONNOR & TYDEMAN, THE LEADING NORTH ISLAND JEWELLERS MLMCRBTON NORTH. _____ HULLO ! The Hurricane Sale. Just "what you have been waiting for. C. & C.'s sale has come. Prices are down with a crash. Now i(! the time to buy. Come To-day. What you want may be snapped before to-morrow. LOOK OUT FOR THE FLAG C. & C. i COLLINSON AND CUNNINGHAME, CASH DRAPERS, Broad Street, - The Square. OUR LINES Pianos and Organs Washing Machines Sewing Machines Music and Musical Sundries Leary & Dixon, The Square, Palmerstbn N. \ TAURANGA - - LAND OH!! TO those needing a mild, less windy climate, where^fruifc and poultry do remarkably well, and where you have a lovely harbour with abundance of fish, good boating, beautiful scenery, and land at prices so low that there is nothing in the j colony where an investor will have | as good a chanco at making a big i profit. For full particulars, apply to G. A. PREECE & CO. Millar & Giorgi's GREAT OUTFITTING SALE COMMENCING SATURDAY, JUNE 17th. THE Greatest Sale of the Season. The Greatest Sale of the Year, will be the talk of the town. See bargains at doors, windows, and end to end of the shop, at bombarding prices that defy the whole fleet of the Clothing Trade. Call Early at this Sala of Sales. j MILLAR & GIORGI'S. | THE DON. I Carrad & Howe, Ladies' & Gentlemen's Tailors (Occidental Buildings.) TUST arriving New and Fashionable j V Good«, comprising all the latest designs. Costumes from five guineas. Sao Suits, six pounds. W. B. CRAIGHEAD,

To The Public. DURING THE NEXT FEW DAYS WE shall hold a Clearing Sale of our large and well- , assorted stock of TEAPOTS. Every line at ABSOLUTE COST. New shipments arriving next month. JUST ARRIVED Yates' Vegetable Seeds. Yates' Flower Seeds. J. A. NASH &GO. Tbb Bquabb, Palmebston N. "THE KAShT 7 SPECIAL LINESMen's grey and white sweaters from 1/- each Gent's umbrellas from 4/11 Large bush rugs from 6/11 SPECIAL— A la>-ge purchase of traveler's sample?, including men's shirts, undershirts, cocks, etc., being sold at bargain prices. F. M. Garner, THE SQUARE. (Shop lately occupied by Mr Gaustad, jeweller.) COBB, OLIVER & PURCELL Hlgh-Clasa Tailors. THIS Firm wishes to intimate that they have opened an Up to date Tailoring Establishment, ail members of the firm having had considerable ex perience. Mr Cobb has had the long experience of twelve years as cutter in the, chief centres. Mr Oliver is late of the well-known firm of Messrs A. Oliver and Son, Wahganui. A speciality is made of Ladies' Costume?, this work being undertaken by Mr Purcell, who comes direct from Sydney. Fi* and Style Guaranteed. ' A large assorted and choice selection of Tweeds kept in stock. COBB. OLIVER*& PURCELL. Theatre Buildings, The Square. Dr L. S. HUGHES, F.R.C.S., Eng. HAS commenced the practice ef his profession in Feilding. -Residence : Manchester street.