WANTED. ■\TTA_VrED—Gig to seat three, or > » low-built do«;-cart ; apply Gu}' and Maclean, solicitors. YOUNG msm, just arrived in the cotoray, wants work on a farm, can milk a fcvr cows ; apply "J," Sta:nt>akd< office. WANTED'— To. rent with view to purchase, a G to 8-roomed house, must ha convenient a-nd handy to Square, good tenant, no children.. Particulars to " Wharenur," care of Standard office. W "ANTED—By person thoroughly competent, position as housekeeper or any place of trust ; good references ; apply Miss Thompson, post office, Palmerston N. W "ANTED—Situation as enguiedriver and stripper keeper; apply "li.M. r " post office, Oroua Bridge. WANTED— The publicio" geiTa price from A. Clark, practical Painter, Paperhanger, Signwriter and House Decorator, Oddfellows' Hall Buildings, Cuba-st. a"VONDALE~H6uSE 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' REA'S Boardinghouse, Cuba-street, Palmerston N. O~fl M 17s~wilfbuy a Royal Skeates oWX* Cycle. It will pay all cyclists to call and inspect these machines before buying elsewhere. Best of fittings, splendid finish.— Skeates and B.ockaert, Ltd., Broad street. T>EAD THlS.—Xraas comes but JLL) once a year and it's everyone's delight to keep it up. I have a complete stock of Xmas Goods suitable for everybody. I haye a special line in Silver-mounted Pipes; prices to suit all. Large assortment of Fancy Good?. —Bert Pratt, next Occidental Hotel. OUR Secret—No middleman. This and being under light expenses enables us to sell cheaper than others. Try us for stationery, fancy goods, brush and basketware, toys, smokers' supplies, etc. —N.Z. Importing Company, next Tingey, Ltd. JH. WILTSHIRE~tI^~SquaTe, • has just opened \ip a large range of Men's Hard and Soft Felt Hats, 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. QPEED PILLS for SLOW HORSES CT Buy them. F. A. WOOD. Try them. For saddlery and harness, FORWOOD and get satisfaction. T H. WACKER, boot-repairing *-* * establishment, Main street East—First-class work, best English leather guaranteed. Gents' soles and heels 3s 9d, ladies' soles and heels 2s 6d, rubber heels 2s. PROOF.— There~are Massey's and Hollis' bicycles still ridden in Palmerston that have been ridden 8 to 10 years. They are made just as good to-day as they were 10 years ago. Prices—Masseys from £20; Hollis from £18. At C. #S. Pickering's, near Borough Council offices. XMAS nnmbera 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, Main-street. WANTED— uycnsts to inspect our latest pattern Eadie Star bicycle, fitted with Fagan two-speed Hub,'giv- : ing high and low gear so that any hill can be easily ridden: price, complete with double-acting Crab rim brakes, £22 cash: easy terms arranged.—Adams Star Cycle Co.. Clarendon Buildings. W" ANTED KIN OWN—The Palmerston 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. WANTED KNOWN—We are agents for the Centaur Cycle Co., of Coventry, England, who manufacture the famous Centaur bicycles ; our prices range from £20, and we can prove that, at that money, they are the cheapest bicycles sold in New Zealand. We never cater for a cheap class of trade.—Clarkson's, Coleman Place and Cuba street. Lj'LEUTIIICITi is lite, light and " power. Dry batteries Is 3d; ready for use electric light, or driving medical coils, electric bells, or dynamos. Wet bicromate batteries for all purposes from ss; large electric torches 12s 6d; pocket lamps with extra battery 5s 6d. —Essex and Co. WANTED— Cyclists to remember that we are selling the genuine B.S.A. bicycles for £15. Don't throw away your money on the imitation stuff, but go for the genuine article every time if you want satisfaction.— Adams Star Cycle Co., Clarendon Buildings. TT7HOLESALE prices only. Largest VV variety of games in the district. Model steam engines, magic lanterns and extra slides for same. A few, electric medical and light batteries from 5s to 12s 6d. At Essex & Co. L>KIV Ai'jv board ana residence, three *- minutes from Square; every home comfort, hot, cold and shower bath, piano; terms moderate —Mrs Sanvig, Mam-street Kast, opposite Mason, Strufchers and Co. ' WANTED KNOWN—That ti. White, having special covered conveyances, is prepared to shift special rubbish of all descriptions, at shortest notice. He will enter into 6 monthly contracts to remove rubbish weekly. E. White, Park Road. Palmerston N. AISTJSD KNOWN—H.D. MoOully has rssumod possession of the Confectionery and Fruit Btohh (in the Occidental Buildings, next D. M. Georee). Fresh supplies of Fruis and Confectionery daily. Choicest Confectionery that money oan buy always on hand.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8148, 23 November 1905, Page 1
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