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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8142, 16 November 1905, Page 1

WANTED. ji/| ADAME- SINCLAIR., palmist, next ■^ Pollard's, Cuba-street — Season, doses on the 18iib, no further extension ; diameters from hair or photos ; 10 to 10 ; la. evening •will be held in •O Railway Hall on Friday, 17th. Refreshments provided. Ladies Is 6d. WANTED —First-class trousers and vest hands.—-J. W. Craighead and Co. WANTED" K= SS\VN~That a ineeting of the Painters' Union will be held on Friday next at 8 p.m. Business : Nomination of officers and general. W" " ANTED~KXOWN — Meeting" of members of Kia Ora Cricket Club in Mulrooney's Hotel, Friday evening, at 7.30; all interested are invited to attend. WANTED— By woman, situation fn the country as cook, or officecleaning, or any kind of work by the day; apply Standard office. WANTED at once, capable man at the Makino. Butter Factory. Duties: To receive cream. Wages £2 5s per week; apply F. J. Nathan, manager Defiance Dairy Factory, Rangitikei line. \AJ ANTED—A boy; apply C. E. *v Lemington, Main:st., opposite Drill Hall. ' tL 'ANTED—The public to get a price from A. Clark, practical Painter, Paperhanger, Signwriter and House. Decorator, Oddfellows' Hall Buildings, Cuba-st. «7f ANTED —A. few respectable v 7 young men boarders, terms moderate; apply Mrs Tester, 3rd house Qucen-st., from Rangitikei-st. UILDING sections for sale; hay for sale; grazing to let, cows preferred.—L. Moore, Terrace-street. WANTED KIjOWN-The Pahnerston Provision Co. are opening in premises in Cuba street, next to George and George, on Thursday, 16th inst., with an up-to-date stock of bacon, butter, cheese, tea, lard, eggs, and all tinned provisions. Dressed poultry a specialty.—J. Archibald, manager. WANTEiT'KNOIVN— Miss Baulkham, of Ashhnrst, has opened Tea and Luncheon Rooms in the Square, Palmerston North, to be known as " Haven Ho.'.' Refreshments atjvir_hoursj_afternoon_tea a specialty. T ADIES'- own material made up by ■" Miss Banks, at her rooms at D, Mi George's, the Square Terms moderate. f I 0 ensure lasting satisfaction those I. about to furnish a home or add to the comfort and beauty of one should secure their requirements from E. A. Eade. The public have confidence in our work, and time has proved that we use only thoroughly seasoned timber, consequently we are receiving orders from near and far. .Everything is marked down to clearance sale prices, and all orders placed with us during November will be carried out at the same extremely :lo\y\ rates.—E. A. Eade and Co., house.furnishers, near railway station, Palmerston N. PRICES to suiF^ir~LaclieTTnd gents' bicycles. Skeates' Popular £12 10s, Skeates' Ptoyal £17 17s, Skeates' B.S.A. £18, Rovers £20, Raleighs £20. . Call at Skeates and Bockaert, Limited, Broad street, Palmerston North. ' WANTED KNOWN—Souvenirs of the Palmerston Show, trinket .boxes, charms, with the A. and P. Association's grandstand beautifully inlaid in enamel, 3s and 5s 6d. O'Connor and Tydeman. WANTED " KNOWN~=~C&kion Popular bicycles are manufactured in England to pur order and are specially'built to suit New Zealand roads; they are fitted with^free wheel and rim brake,- and at the modest price of £12 are a revelation in value, visitors are specially invited to inspect.— Clarkson's, Goleman Place and Cuba street. •» ANTEU—Buyer for gent's RudgeWhitworth "up-to-date pattern," only been in. use for about a month, fitted with free wheel and two rim brakes: will accept £10 cash, easy terms arranged : it was taken in part payment for a Beeston Humber.— Adams Star Cycle 'Co., Clarendon Buildings. MAS nnmbers Weekly Press, Auckland Weekly, N. Z. Graphic, Otago Witness, N. Z. Mail, Evening Post, price Is each. Ready wrapped for posting. At Aitken's, Bookseller, j Main-street. _ _ __ ~__ ! JH.. WlLTSHlßErtl^e~Square, • has just opened up a large range of Men'sllard and SoftFeltHats, Panamas, Pedal and Brazilian Straws, in all the latest shapes and colours. Those requiring a hat could not do better than to call and inspect my stock, and .they will find the prices right. Oi\6\f\ REPRINTS of Popular A\.y\J\J. Novels, by'best authors, 8d each, at Aitken's, Bookseller, Mainstreet. / r LETHABY, umbrella maiier and ** * cutler, begs to notify the public of Palmerston North, that he has removed from his old shop and hasapoointed H. Gant, sole agent. Umbrella* made, covered or repaired. All kinds of cutlery ground and set. All work guaranteed. Please note the address —'Mainstreet, two doors nearer the station than rriv old shop. A-J UMBRELLA SHOP—We still -"-JL lead the way. Prices lowest in town. Umbrellas made to order; umbrellas, re-covered, ladies from 2s 6d, gents from 4s 6d, ribs 6d, sticks from Is 6d, splices from 6d; sunshades covered, ladies' own material from 2s. Note the address: Next Imperial Fish Mart, Main street. ' • Eor variety ot, styles and colours m Shirts, J. H. Wiltshire's is right on top. A new lot just arrived, Including Charley's Aunt, Tunic, Regatta, Tennis, and Neglige Shirts. Inspect window. f : - ■ ' a VONDALE HOUSE' has recently "-„ been thoroughly and completely renovated. The accommodation for the travelling public is equalled only by metropolitan institutions. Every attention and modern comfort; charges moderate. Weekly meals 'only) a speciality.. — JOHN; EEA'S Boardinghouse, Cuba-street, Palmerston N.