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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8149, 24 November 1905, Page 1

WANTED. TO TAILORS: WANTED— All journeymen tailors in Palmerston North to attend meeting at Dawick's Railway Buffet TO-NIGHT, 7.30 o'clock. Business important. IT. J. BAKER, President W.T. Union.^ WANTED— Two acres, 4 rooms, near town, £100 down.—Senn. WANTED TO~LET-A shop and dwelling house situated Main- i street ,E. Apply for particulars to office this paper. "00 R two days only—Free distribu- -*- tion of 500 cakes of Cailler's delicious Milk Chocolate, and 500 sets of coloured post cards, at Victoria House on Monday afternoon from 2 till 5, and on Tuesday from 11 till 1.15, and 2 till 4 o'clock. For variety ol styles and coloursTm 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. WANTED KNOWN—Eadeand Co., house furnishers, are still selling first-class furniture, etc., at clearance sale prices. We have sofas in leather, plushette, cretonne, etc., from 255. Mirror-back cheffoniers, book cabinets, tables, chairs, brass-rail bedsteads, overrnantles, kapoc, spring and wire mattresses, duchess chests from £2 10s, duchess washstamis from 27s 6d, go-carts, etc. Everything marked down to bargain sale prices at Eade's, near railway station, Main street W. LOST—ALL GEEY HAMS. WANTED Known—All ladies and gentlemen should send for Mrs Crumpton's Electric Hair Restorer. Restores grey hair to absolute natural colour. Not a dye; every bottle guaranteed; eradicates dandruff; 3/-, by post 3/6.—8. Waring, a«ent, 27 Courtena^Place,_\Vellington." & T Victoria House, each laciy~view- •^- ing Cailler's prize watches will also be presented with a set of pretty coloured Swiss post cards. Monday afternoon and Tuesday only. RAVE you seen the Manawatu Pictorial Writing Tablet and Blotter? Only Is each at Aitken's Bookseller, Main-street. OUR silver novelties and jewellery chosen by Mr Tydeman in London are iiow ready , for your inspection. O'Connor and Tydeman. good things m Cycles—Royal kJ» Saxons selling like ripe cherries froin £20, Raglans from £17 17s, "Watt's Specials from £16. Y#ur old machine taken as part payment and liberal terms arranged for balance, 12 months' written guarantee with every machine. —J. 11. Watt, Cuba street, next Buick and Young. Phone 343. f^i & C.'S new show room. Ladies' and girls' ready to wear hats 2s lid and 3s lid.—Collinson and Cunninghame. "^TTANTED— Buyer for gent's B.S.A. >t T bicycle, all bearin.as guaranteed m sound conditien, new tyres lately fitted: will accept £6 cash, a bargain. Adams Star Cycle Co., Clarendon Buildings. "OP-ANTED KNOWN—That J. Allen, * * general blacksmith, undertakes to give satisfaction with regard to horseshoeing and the repair of farm implements. Trial solicited. His address is Fitzherbert street. "ANTED KNOWN—Our cycleTe"pair shop is the most up-to-date 'in the North Island. It is arranged on scientific principles and is full of laborsaving devices, hence our charges are as low as possible compatible with good work. Visitors to the show are invited to inspect.—Clarkson's, Coleman Place. W "ANTED—Buyer for gent's~Dayton bicycle, fitted with free wheel and back-pedalling brake: this machine has been taken great care of and all bearings are guaranteed in perfect order: will accept £10: it was taken in part payment for a new Star.— Adams Star Cycle Co., Clarendon Buildings. "ANTED KNOWN—That Singer motors are a long way ahead of anything the market. Flatteiing testimo&rals from four purchasers in the Manawatu district. Clients waited on and c.ny test gone through by the agents—G. Barry and Coy., Feilding. FOUNTAIN Pens from Gd each, at Aitken's, Bookseller, Main-street. ! "TO-ALL PAPERS! Wall Papers! A. splendid lot of remnants at half price. Linoarnish is the thing to make old oilcloth look like new. At R. and E, TINGEY & CO.'S, Ltd., Broad-streei. itfOW OPEN—The Club l<'ish Supper -»-^ Rooms. Meals at all hours. Between Club Hotel and Opera House, Church-street. W. CRUTCHLEY, Proprietor. "ANTED KNOWN—W. S. Nelson", ladies' and gentlemen's tailor, has opened in premises in Rangitikeistreet, lately occupied by Chas. Dahl and _ Co. A large stock of new and fashionable goods just being opened up. All work guaranteed. Customers are requested to note the change of address—W. S. Nelson, ladies' and gents' tailor, Rangitikei-st., Palmerston N. WANTED KNOWN - Clarksou Popular bkycles are manufactured in England to our 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 arc specially invited to inspect.^-' Clarkson's, Coleman Place and Cuba street. WHOLESALE prices onlv. Largest variety of games m tho district. Model steam _ engines, magic lanterns and extra slides for same. A few electric medical and light batteries from 5s to 12a 6d. At Essex & Co.