THE SEEDS THAT WILL GROW AND GIVE SATISFACTION ARE FROM COOPER'S THE . OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE SEED HOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND. A FULL stock of all kinds of these New and Reliable Seedß are now on sale at G- E; O■ V E ' S Gash Store. Send for a book of instructions and illustrated catalogue, which gives full instructions as to what, when and how to sow and plant. WANTED, TO LET, & FOB SALE ADVTS. ON FIRST PAGE. "MRS ESSEX." (Continued from First Page). Wanted: A young man for station; must be able to milk, kill sheep and cattle. Wanted: Housekeeper for working man, elderly woman preferred. TERRACE LAUNDRY. WANTED-Several young girls who can wash and iron. Apply Mrs 0. Larsen, opposite Terrace End School. WANTED— General servant. Apply " Kershope," Raumai. ANTED KNOWN—Broad street Wesleyan Church, Sunday evening, Praise Service. Special music by choir and congregation. WANTED — Middle-aged person as houeskeeper^good home; good references indispensible. Address,' N.G. Standard office. WANTED KNOWN—Lantern~L7c" ture at Ashhurst on Monday evening, Rey. S. Lawry. "My Trip to Australia." Admission, Is ; family tickets, 2s 6d. FOR SALE-A first-class all-round sheep dog, JlO. Also, a good hunt-away, £5; both will work cattle; owner.no further use for them. D. Mackie, Oroua Bridge. \ STRAYED into my place, chestnut pony mare, 14 hands, wnite blaze down face, no shoes on. Owner may obtain Bame by paying expenses. F. R, Thoinley, Rangitikei. MRS J. KNOX has vacancies for two gentlemen boarders at Merrivale Boardinghouse, Rangitikei-street. TO-LET— 3 and 4-roomed cottages, close to Square. Apply to Mrs Mitchell, CampbeU-street. - WANTED KNOWN—Miss Burgess (pupil of J. H. Colwill and F. Wright, Auckland) is prepared to take pupils for Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Painting, Barbitine work, Chip, carving, etc. Terms moderate. Further particulars on application at Studio, Miss Miller, George-street. WANTED KNOWN — Owing to stock-taking next month I intend to reduce my large stock of crockery and glassware at bargain prices. Come and see for yourselves. A. E. Clausen, Cubastreet. DON'T keep getting wet feet when you can get a good pair of Boots and Shoes at PAYNE'S, that won't fall to pieces when they are wet. The cheapest place for Boots and Shoes is PAYNE'S, the Square, as usual. WANTED KNOWNV-I give 2i per cent discount on all goods purchased at my shop. A. E. Clausen, Cuba-street. ANTED KNOWN-That Mac phersok's Kangany Tea, 2/honestly worth 2/-. ANTED KNOWN - That tor variety and oheapness in crockery and glassware The People's Cash store in Cuba-street cannot be beaten. A. E. Clausen. ANTED KNOWN-That Macpherson, the Cash Grocer, is open in premises lately occupied by R. &E. Tingey, next door to G. H. Bennett, the Square. ; wTbierre & "col I ' , HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS, CUBA STREET, MAKE every description of Knitted Goods of superior quality at prices ;to suit everybody. Inspection invited. I' ' ' TTATCH'S" are agents for-BARBBR i Jj. & Co.'s Wellington Dye i Works. Gent's suits, etc., cleaned or dyed. Ladies' costumes, jackets, cloaks, etc." cleaned or dyed. Feathers cleaned, dyed and curled. Kid and Suede gloves cleaned. Charges moderate. ™cuba _street wi;s__eyan~• CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY, JULY 28i_t. SPECIAL PREACHER-Rev. & R. - Dewsbury, of Wanganui. Public Tea and Conversazione on Wednesday, July 31st. Addresses by Ministers and friends. Special musical items by the Cornwall Bros, and the Choir. Tea on tables at 6 o'clock. Tickets Is. NIMMO <&TeLAIE, Seed _jereliant§, DUNEDIN, HAVE pleasure in announcing that they have made arrangements with , MESSRS BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Palmeesion North, for the sale of their " Standard' ' VEGETABLE & FLOWER SEDDS. Lists can be 6een at the offices of Messrs Barraud & Abraham, and tho seeds are cold at the following low prices:— VEGETABLE SEEDS QD per packet O FLOWER SEEDS ID per packet I Florist.' Flower Seeds-and Specialities m Vegetable Seeds supplied at NIMMO & BLAIR'S Catalogue Prices. Storekeepers and the trade supplied at wholesale rates. Further particulars on application to BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Palmerston N. FOR BLOUSE FLANNELETTES THE BON MARCHE SALE.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7066, 27 July 1901, Page 3
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