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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8137, 13 March 1906, Page 1

WANTED. A DAME vTIT- i.v. the woridJjjL renowned Clairvoyant, Physiognomist, Phrenologist, etc. Charts written, advice on all subjects; at Mrs Hughey's, Ferguson street; for few days only. M RS~CELT A U \LL, Church street 6 East, Maternity Home. WANTED to purchase, from the growers, cockstootseed; apply, stating quantity available and price required, to "Cocksfoot," Standard Office. W' ANTED—Every cyclist to possess Clarkson's catalogue and price list, " P.'' Mailed free on request. WANTED— One or two respectable young men boarders, all conveniences, 15s per week, close to Square; address at Standard Office. IT KEN'S Stocktaking Sale —Big reductions in stationery, books, fancy goods. A ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale —Colonial Library, published price 2s Gd, now at Is 3d each. 4 ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale—ls writing tablets for 9d. A ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale—ls boxes of stationery for 9d. ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale—Big Reductions in pictorial post cards and post card albums. A ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale—Beautiful coloured lithograph pictures, usual price 2s 6d each, reduced to Is Gd. ITKEN'S " "Stocktaking Sale—A . splendid coloured lithograph picture of General Booth, usual price 2s, reduced to Is 3d. _ A ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale—Cheap editions of popular novels reduced to Gd. A ITKEN'S Stocktaking Sale —Xmas annuals ai. cosi, price. MEDICAL Coils high power 8s Gd, electric pocket lamps 3s 6d (new supply), dynamotors very powerful lis, steam engines all prices, magic lanterns and mechanical toys in endless variety, cricket material, tennis goods and croquet goods, best quality at low prices.—Essex and Co. l/TTA TED KNOWNT—lTwiir be" to Vv your advantage to patronise the new Drapery, Clothing, Mercery and Tailoring Establishment in Mainstreet, next Browning's. High class Tailoring a speciality. Every garmentcut and made up on the premises.— Arthur Waugli, WANTED —Buyer for second hand cycles from 30s. Clarkson's second hands are real good value. F&yiTETA L Lever Watches, sound, ITiL honest, reliable, the best cheap watch ever offered. Maurer's special cut price 20s. _ OO W ILL buv'a gent's Dayton bicycle, 22in frame and fitted with a new set of Dunlop tyres, new chain and Brooks saddle. Easy terms given. It was taken in part payment for a Swift bicycle.—Adams Star Cycle Co., the Square. P.N.

"OTALL PAPERS! Wail --Papers ! A splendid lot of remnants at half price. Liuoarnish is the thing to make old oilcloth look like new,. At R. and E. TTXGEY & CO.'S, Ltd., Broad-street. _O0 WILL bay a good sound gent's Raleigh bicycle, 22in frame, and fitted 'with roller chain, P-rooks saddle and Dunlop tyres. This machine will stand a lot of hard wear. Easy terms given if required.—Adams Star Cycle Co., the Square, P.N. <, OING through a leading -woollen *' mill our buyer saw a line of youths' 3-garm'ent arid Norfolk suits, which he bought at a good discount. Not being in our line we intend to clear Norfolks, strap and buckle, sizes 7 to 13, 15s 6d tol9s6d; 3-garment, sizes 12 to 16, 18s Gd to 21s; worth 23s 6d to 30s. —Collinson & Cunninghame, Ltd. ._ " TAILORING— JAS. DONALDSON, late cutter Bon Marche. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Tailor. . Good suits and moderate prices. Customers waited on for orders; all work guaranteed; a trial solicited. Main street, opposite subway. WANTED 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. . PERSONAL.— Arthur Waugh desires the people $f Palmerston and district to know that he has opened a Drapery, Clothing, Mercery and Tailoring Business, situate in Mainstreet, next Browning's Carriage Factory. A trial solicited. The best attention. jf>/> WILL buy a gent's Wanen ovO bicycle, 24in frame. This machine hashad very little wear, the tyres being good'as new. :It taken t in part payment for a Star bicycle.—. Adanis Star Cycle Co., the Square, P.N. ""Of?"ANTED Known —That Mrs Gibs' V son, Princess Boarding House, has removed from her late residence into new premises* three doors further up Main-street E. Boarders, can rely upon receiving every comfort, with single and double rooms, hot and cold shower baths. Terms moderate. PROOF.— There are Masse}' s and Hollis' bicycles still riclden 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." MATERNITY HOME. URSE DENDER, late of Welling. *; ton, has opened a Maternity Homo in Waldegrave-street, No. 7, and is prepared to receive patients. WANTED KNOWN—That Singer motors are a long way ahead .of anything the market. Flatteiing testimonials from four purchasers in the Manawatn district. Clients I waited on and any test gone through [by the agents—G. Barry and Coy., Feildins:.