BEG- REDUCTIONS. AT GROVE'S CASH STORE. Inc. a sua ab r-i /_ bag NO 2 SUGAR (Soft White) IV /Q „ NO. 1 CRY.-TALTZ -,D -V //"> „ NO. l.v FINK CRY-TA: S ,' 7 ' //"; „ / /I) NEW PBU.JES (al) LB NEW SEi-D2D lUlfclNS OD „ EVAPORATED PEACHES Ql* „ EVAPORATED APRICOTS QD „ C.NNED FRUIT IN HEAVY SYRUP Aiu-icols Si! Tin .1 Tins for -.'-. Tonkins Linseed Emulsion 1/6 per Pottle. And all oilii'i* Lines Kiijiiilly Clii-ap at GROVE'S CASH STORE. '~1 .„ if; -ii.'.„.tf , m MRS ANDERSON. (Conliiiui-il from First Page). l-ESESSBX." (Continuod from First Pni*oj. Wauled: Ploughman, one able (o milk. Wanted : Washer for flaxmill. WANTED, TO LET, & FOR~S:ALE ADVTS. ON FIRS- PAGE. \% J ANTED—A careful and energetic * i carpenter Apply, A. Buchanan, Jersey Holiiic, Fenthcrstou and Vogol street, Palmerston North. WE overhaul, repair, cnamul, and plate Cycles, supp'y and fit Danlop and otber Tyres, duplicate parts, etc. Beat workinar.sbip. Telephone 161.— G. 11. Scott, Dayton Cycle Depot. WANTED— A housekeeper to loot lifter working man's home, good place for suitable person. Apply for address at Stan da kd office. WANTED—The ladies lo know _1..,|. ' ' "The Daisy man" is still going strong. Just arrived from .Sydney, big assortment ol plushes, wools, paints, patterns For another fitrliiight. Machines for doing beautiful fancy work, 2s 6d; lessons free. Fancy Art Shop, next Club Hotel, Church-street WE are selling Girls' Cashmere Gloves, all sizes, 6d per pair; jrirls' Cashmere Hose. Is per pair; 3irls* Muslin Pinafores, Is 01; Inftinl.**' Wool Hats, Is Od ; Children's Wool singlets, Is ; Ladies' Cashmere Gloves. Ls ; Ladies' Flannelette Underclothing •heap; Curling Pins, Od dozen; Side -'omhs, 6d per pair ; Gold, Silver and .'oloured Beads, Pearl Bends, Knittinf Silks, &c,, At '•HATCH'S," The square. WANTED— The House ,<_ Hurrell Carriage Building Company an* iesirons of receiving offers from owners jf buildings, or persons willing to build md let on lease for a term of a building ibout -10 x DO, of good construction, not :oo far from the centre of business o£ Palmerston North. Offers to bo sent to he office of the Company, Wellington, Roubo and Hurrell, Ltd., H. llu***..}], -oneral Manager. LOST— Pair ce_'._.- evening shoes, , n ,.bet,T-.-.i Fitzherbert East Hall - . -nff road Finder kindly return to Permain & Gilehrist. LOST —Eyeglasses in brown case. Finder rewarded if returned to Club Hotel. FOR SALE—One trap horse, S years old, one set. of harness, and one spring trap, guaranteed. Apply Mrs Bowers, senr., Bunnythorpe. STEVENSON'S Bus will run to tho Awahuri dance on Friday evening leaving the Bangitikei-etreet stables at 7 u'eloek. ALL accounts owing to mo must be settled by August Ist, or will be sued for, as I 'havo given up business aud am leaving t_o district. • D. FANNING, Bunnythorpe. 11/TR T. C. FOWLEE, of the Red _LYX Bird Bicycle Depot, havi g beeu appointed local agent for the D.I.C. Pianos, will havo on view for lho next few evenings the latest musical novelty, the Simplex Piano Player, together with a consig-ixu/it rf F auos by leading makers. MALCOLM & WILTON. AN lISIEISE SAVI„(J can he effected in THE COST OF FURNISHING 11Y CONSULTING MALCOLM & WILTON, Tbo Reliable 'Fiirnltur-. fflannfaclare-v-THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N. NOTICE. THE Annual Mooting of tho Palmerston N, Municipal Bra.:*_J3and will bo held on •s'unrsilay _cxt, 24th inst., in the band room, Lombard-street, at 8 p.m. A EEVOLDTION IN SPECTACLE AND EYEGLASS .FITTING. THERE has already been n, revolution in METHODS of SIGHT. TESTING, and now that- my largo Rnd personally selected stock at Ani.-ri •■■,„ .-nd Engli-h goods is in bund, i is p',--iblo for m j to fit specl»cl**s a*:d »-y«■gins.*****, as they novar before have boon fitud in New Zealand. NEAT, COMFORTABLE, BECOMING, Bnt best oi all are tbe special ** FAI.-Nl.Alt» SPECTACLES. A boon to tho3o who require two pairs of glasses. ONLY ONE PAIR NEEDED NOW, SAMUEL BARKY, D.8.0.A., EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Premises of.-!. Leary, Chemist, The S uaro. Palmerston Nor.----1 ONGBURN FREEZING Lj WORKS. CHEAP 'iPHUREE-. ROOT MANURE—Price £-1 5s pet ton on trucks, Longburn. Guaeanteed Analysis - (By Gov.rnmcnt Analyst.) Tt-iealcic phosphate. IS 20% ■-••Organic mal-or* 78.2 i.% tiitrogeu equal (c ammonia O'Si.% . . * . ■Sho analyst re_io:t3 that tbisist good manuro ia a finely dividei condition. PURE BONE MEAL-P.ico £( per ton on trucks, Longburn Guaranteed Analysis— (By Government Analyst.) Tricilcic phosphate 56 98% -'Organic mitt-or 28*10% .''Containing mt-ogen rqunl It ammonia •1*20,. Order-,' .lnuld ba scut in pron.pUy not urcesa.ily f«r itnnudiato da livery, but to prevent disappoint wept,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7354, 23 July 1902, Page 3
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