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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 426, 13 July 1905, Page 3

FlXTOKlfib* Fridyy, July 14 : Mcunsey and Co. sell Sir W. Hinds' furnitura and effects. Friday, July 14 : H. Palmer and Co. sell Mr A. 15. Clausen's crockery. Friday, July 14 : Opening of Opera HciU3e. Friday, July 14 : Tenders close erection of brick buildingß, Feilding ; A. James. Monday, July 17 : Tendei'3 for erection of buildings at Shannon close with Mr E. Larcomb, architect. Monday, July 17: Abraham and Williams' sale dairy cows, etc., on behalf Mr N. p. Eagle. Monday, July 17; Loan and Mercantile Co's sale of Mr C. Hopping's dairy stock. Tuesday, July 18: Concert and dance a Fitzherbert East Public Hall. Tuesday and Wednesday, July 18 and 10 : Auction Bale of furniture, Harry Palmer and Co. Wednesday, July 19: Sale by Loan and Mercantile Co. of Mr G. Ward's dairy stock. "Wednesday, July 19: Abraham and Williams' sale behalf Mr Eobort Hastings (dairy stock). Thursday, Jaly 27 : Manawatu Racing Club meets. Friday, July 28 : Samuel Vaile and Sons' sale of 9,<)to acrm, Auckland district. Tuesday, Aug 1 : Tenders clobo for offers of land for Bacon Co's works. Friday, August 11: Applications invited for position of engineer and inspector, Wairoa County Council. AN INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC. ■ J. B. WILTON, Furnishing Ironmonger and Novelty Store. TTWERYTHING necessary for -CJ complete furnishing is kept here. Heads of families. Those about to marry. Hotel proprietors. All contemplating furnishing and re-furnishing should inspect our stock. You will find it the most suitable for your requirements. A visit to our Showroom will repay you. J. B. WILTON. "TRUTH." ; /^iLEAR, concise statements are ihe order of the day. "We ' will not juggle with the ; ' truth in out advertisements. We have some exceptional ' values to offer. You can take • our word for it, they are ex* coptional. For example : Frilled Pillowslips 9d each Col. Linen D'Oyleys 1/6 dozen 12 only Robe Lengths . 5/11 each 100 Flette Blouse Lengths , 1/- each ...AT... 0. SMITH'S Great Winter Sale. THOMAS GRiGGS & SON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS . . CEBTIFICATED EMBA.LMERB WE have just opened up a large assortment of porcelain wreaths. All kinds of the best American and English furnishings imported. it Special and prompt attention to Ml orders. JK Carpentry and joinery work an^Rtp fittings done at the Main-street faTOry. THOS. ORIGOS & SON. Private Address ... Queen-street WM. PARK'S Book, Stationery & Fancy Goods Warehouse. Hockey Sticks, Balls and Pads Footballs and Linings, Boxing Gloves Winter Games, Toys Large Rocking Horses New Game of Pit, 1/6 Large selection of books for winter reading Good detection of Post Cards ; New lines in Fancy Stationery Large'stock of strong Wooden Toy Japanese Goods, Tea Trays, etc. Leather Goods, Purses, Pocket Books, etc. Artifical Palms and Flowers China and Glassware Account Books in all rulings and bindings Legal and Commercial Stationery Electroplate for presentations Nice selection of the new Methodist Hymn book. W. PAKK, THE SQUARE Good Sport. rpHE Times Lake is dry and there is ■*- no more chance of any DUCK SHOOTING in the Square, consequently you will need A GOOD BICYCLE to go in search of it. And when you find it A GOOD GUN is the next requisite, G. H. Bycroft AND CO.. Have all you require in these lines. Call on them at once. ARAB BICYCLES SOVEREIGN BICYCLES Guns and Ammunition, all feinds. Repairs to all Bicycles and Guns, etc. G. H, BYCROET & CO Main Street West, Palmerston North, James J. Curtis, Custom, Shipping & Forwarding Agent. Owi-wom Hoohji Quay, Wblukstoh, GOODS and Pamela 2crwai<2ed to any p*rt oi the world. FUKKIXTTBB RhKOVKD, B*r Goods consigned to my oara from foreign or loo*l p*rta will b« sent on with promptitn&e.