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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 8052, 1 April 1905, Page 1

I WANTED. TEREIY, tho world's champion chopper, will endeavour to break the worlds record at Rongotea sports on Wednesday. WANTED — Good fckirt hand, machinist and improvers. Miss Mack ay. costumier, Cuba-street. WANTED KNOWN—H D. MoCully has resumed possession of the Confectionbry and ifnviT Stobb (in tbe Occidental Buildings,.next D. M. George). Fresh supplies of Fruit and Confectionery daily. Choicest Confectionery that money can- buy alwayo on hand. WANTED KNOWN — High - class gom work and manufacturing in all its brancheß done orr the premises.— O'Connor and Tjdetnau, tbe leading N.I. jewellere. ENGINE drivec requires employment ; second certificate ; leDgthy experiencs; do own repairs. Apply !3tandard office. tT? ANTED—One or two unfurnished "' room 3, with fireplace; state terms to " Moderate," Standaep Office. SHORTHAND & Typewriting,-Day and eveoing cl tmes. For particulars, apply Mias Duff, Waldegrave's Buildings, Square. T/ITANTED—Private board and resi. * ' dence for lady and 2 children. "A.T.," Standaed Office. WILL any members of the body known as the "Disciples of Christ," who are resident in this town or district, please communicate with " Deacon," Standard Office. ENGINE driver with 2nd class ceri tincate wants employment; address " Foster," c/o Post Office, Newtown, Wellington. WANTED— By matried man, situation on farm (sheep or cattle), or would look after in owner's absence; good mi'Jier. "Farmer," Manawau Evening jstandakd. WANTED —Enaplojment as under gardener by young la-5, 17, Bble to milk and willing to make himself generally useful ; previous experience. Apply " Gardener."

WAN TED — Purchaser foe gem's, second - haud B.S.A. bicycle. Tyres and all parts eqvißl to new. A sacrific * for £10 ; terms, £1 deposit and j £1 per inoDth.—Adams bt*r Cycle Co., CilateDdDn Buildings, the Square, P.N. TjTIRST class private board and resi- ' ■*•• dence. ■ — Miss Clark, Merivale ; House, Scandia-street. WANTED— Buyer for gpnt'e. Centaur, very iittlj used, tyres and ali parts in splendid condition. Price, ooly £7 103; terms. £1 deposit and £1 per month. - Ad^ms Btar Cycle Co., j Clarendon Buildings, the Square, P.N. ■ WANTED— Tenders for clearing and stumping about 85 acres. Tenders close Saturday, April 8. — L. Wallis, Fitzherbert East. VKJ ANTED—Buyer for gent's. Bover * * bioycle, every part guaranteed as sound as when turned out of the factory. A genuine bargain for anyone on the lookout for a good strong and serviceable machine. Will take £9 caßh, or on easy terms £1 extta. — Adams Star Cycle Co., Clarendon Buildings the Square. P.N. TT7ANTED — Ladies to visit Mrs Tennant's new shop, next Royal Hotel, Rangitikei-street, for millinery and general drapery. WANTED —Purchaser for gent's. Dayton, been used about six months. For £7 you cm tike it away; terms, £1. deposit and £1 per month.— Adams Star Cyole Co, Clarendon Buildings, the Square, P.N. YXTANTED, by young man, situation T • in general store; references; also good driver Apply " Waiting," Stappabp Office. rpOM, Tom, the piper's son, Stole Honey Kissea and off he run; The Justice said, "He's not toblame, "They'reHenderson's; I'ddo'tfee same." TIP TOP TEAB mako teas tip top, which ogam makes us all feel tip top. That's an aheoJuce fiot.— Turner and Turner, proprietors bfytbe registered Tiu Top Teas. New address, Arcadia Cjiifectionory Shop,' next Times' office. • >■'■• WANTED -All interested to kno^: * " v that Messrs G, Barry aod Co.j'fo'f Feilding, are sole agents for " Singer"( cycles and motors. Catalogues posted | on application.: Clients waited on and j demonstration of " Singer ''• motors given. ' .., ■ ■- ._ JUSTRITE. JUSTRim JUsTRITE. WHAT is it? An Ideal^BOQT- ., POLISH. Ask jour'bootmaker for it. 6d and Is. Wholesale of NASH, Wellington and Wanganui. WANTED ladies to avoid operations ( ■ and the daily suffering common to. women by obtaining Dr McGiU's ,";#astile Treatment." Apply to Mrs UTarrant, Ta"»nui-street; or to Mrs A. Alpha, Box 411, Wellington. . ; p ROWING children should" take \\J Maiko every day; it makes good I citizens of them. . , , \ ; v