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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7090, 26 August 1901, Page 3

the ■■'■■■■..;■■. SEEDS THAT WILL GROW AND GIVE ■ ' .SATISFACTION ABE FROM OLDEST AND MOST BELIABLE SEED \ HOUSE IN NEW ZEALAND. l-.FULL stock of all kinds of these G- E O V E ' S Cash Store. Send for a book of instructions ana illustrated catalogue, which gives full instructions as to what, when and how to sow and plant MRS ESSEX. (Continuedfrbm First Page). Wanted—Smart waitress for town. WANTED, TO LET, & FOB SALE ADYTS. ON FIRST PAGE. WANTED-A lady help; a comfortable home to suitable applicant; references indispensable. Apply at Standard office. . TTTANTED^NOWN-That MacIV pherson's Kangany Tea, 2/--honestly worth 2/-. ' WANTED-A^river; must be |sol,Ta3sS A^'M^& TTTANTED-Youris girl to assist wiib. T T children, etc., for a week. Ad' i dress Standard. ■*

LOST— A reward will be given for the return of a four-in-hand whip to btevenson s stables. WANTED -By respectable Lady (30) with boy (8), a position in private family, if possible, Would prefer to do Household work for aged couple, or wouia take housekeeper's place. Apply—A Z this office. - "'' 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. W~ ANTED KNOWN-Macphbrson sells the Premier Supreme Pigmeal also, bran, pollard, barley meal, crushed oats, crushed barley, and good able potatoes. WANTED KNOWN - That for variety and cheapness in crockery and. glassware The People's Cash, store in Cuba-Btreet cannot bo beaten. A. E Clausen. ANTED KNOWN-That Mac' phekson, the Cash Grocer, is open in. premises lately. occupied by R. &E. Tingey, next'door to G. H. Bennett, the Square. WANTED 'KNOWN—Just- opening up one of the finest lot of Crockery ever brought to Palmerston, and marked | the same Low Prices, for which I have gained quite a reputation. ■ -A.E. Clausen, The People's Cash.Store, Cuba-street. , AN'IED KNOWN-General verdict passed at my shop—" Oh, how Lovely." and " Just Look at this Price ! How can he do it ? " Never mind the "how"; just join the crowd. A. E. Clausen, The People's Cash Store, Cubastreet. . . A LIMITED number of White Leehorn, Black Minorca and Plymouth Eock eggs for sale from well-selected birds. A. J. Shailer, Hokowhitu. W. BIMRE'&CO.,..

HOSIERY HANUFACTUEEBS, CUBA STEEET, MAKE every description of Knitted Goods of superior quality at prices to suit everybody. Inspection invited. To the Inhabitants ot Palmerston North and Surrounding Districts. A LONG FELT-WANT SUPPLIED. rpiHE undersigned begs to inform tha X above that he has started business as a Venetian, wire and roller blind maker. Old blinds re-taped, painted and made uqual to new. Beady made trellis work, steps, ladder and toy maker. Picture framing done on the shortest notice; a large assortment of new mouldings to choose from. Agent for Humphreys' patent bench cramp and work-holder, and maker of joiners' benches fitted with same. Work done foe the trade. Saws sharpened and set. Orders by post promptly attended' to. Terms strictly cash or per arrangement. W. FAIBHEAD, MAIN-STEEET, P.N., Near Eailway Station. mHE DUPLEX LANCET PEOBE • JL has come to stay. in the district have used it and testify to its efficiency. Another parcel opened. 8.,5.-BABBY, Sole Agent foivthe District. CHILDEEN'S FAJTCY'DEESS BALL. 'V THEATBE EOYAL, 24th SEPT. TN aid of the Hospital Funds. Admis- • JL sion 2/6. Committee— Mesdames W. T. Wood, W. H. Smith, H. Palmer, B. Whallev. npHEATEE -p OIAL FBIDaY, AUGUST 30th, At 8 p.m. By the Pupils of College Street School A Humorous Operetta :—" The Waxworks Carnival," Christy Minstrel Melodies, etc. Front seats and gallery 2s; back seats Is. Children half price, OPENING' ANNOUNCEMENT. MBS A. BAKEE, formerly of Terrace ' End, dosires to announce that she ■ has opened a General Store at corner of Lombard and Cubi-streets with a firstrate assortment of stores Call and see Mre Baiter. '■ £.' TTATCH'S" are agents for Barbeb .;■"" JO. & Co.'s Wellington Dye Works. Gent's suits, etc., cleaned or dyed. Ladies' costumes, jackets, cloaks, etc.- cleaned or.dyed. Feathers cleaned, dyed andcurledi Kid and Suede gloves cleaned. Charges moderate, : FITZffiERBEKT EOAD BOAED. ID ATEPAYEES are reminded that the J-i general rate, and first instalment of special rates are new due and payable at the Board's office. . • ' W, P. KENDALL, Chairman,