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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8155, 3 April 1906, Page 7

A SMALL PROFIT With a Customer's Favour is more to us than a large one without it. 0 Cornfloor 1/* ;• DoUlesSftUCO 1/' lins Sardines 1/t; cft koa B*nd boap 1/* J bars Hydroleino Soap 1/pickled Onions 0d per bottle TKA 1/* per lb 50 doM»w HOME MADE JAM, 1/- por Jar. DISCOUNT TICKETS GIVEN AT The Provision Co., (Next to Ross) THE SQUARE. CARS - Oidsmobiie - CARS. TBS AUTOMOBILE COSPiSf, Rangitikei-at., Palmerston N. Reduced Prices. 7/10 h.p. Curvod Dash Runabout, £205. 7/10 h.p. Bucket Seat Runabout, £286. 10/12 h p. Touring Torsneau,i>29s. 20/22 h.p. Touring Tohneau, JB4OO. 16/18 V 16/18 h,p. Light Omaibuß, jE63O. Catalogues free on application. ,T. E. BECKWITH, Manager CHEAP GAS! IN many cycle shopa customers are almost suffocated with it. We put it into the tyres when it Is required, and nowhere else. 6. B. gyCHOFT & CO.; Main-street West. Acenta for Sovereign Bicycles. : Builders oE Arab Bicycles. , Kepairs a speciality to bicycles, guns, etc. Guns and ammunition stocked. ) W. LEMON, , rgTKRINARY BLACKSMITH. DESI KKb to inform the public pa» fi raerstoti North and uurroundu* * district that he hfis oommoneed busraertt m BLACKSMITH b Rangiti&ei-street, cest door to Stevenson's Stables, and forabined with Srst-elass workmanship tnd gtriot attention to business, hope* to merit a fair share o! the jrablir fatronage. 1 ROBERT WALL, i f* f (Late Springs ton, Canterbury} ,* { - Shoeing Smith a Anil General Blacksmith, i FITZHERBERT STREET, I BEGS to announce to the public ot Palmerston North and surround- J ing districts that he has purchased the business ot Mr Harold Hall, and hopes by strict attention to customers' 'requirements' to merit a fair share of patronace. McCarty & Yardley, Horse Shoers and •' d General Blacksßiiths, p T)EG to notify that they have taken a *-* over the business lately- carried on £ by Hugh McCarty, in Cuba-street, and hope by strict attention to business and i: moderate charges to merit a share of o public patronage. HORSES CAREFULLY SHOD. PLOUGH REPAIRING , A SPECIALITY. H ALL WORK GUARANTEED. (JBOKGE ALLMAIS, 1 MANAWATU SHOEING FORGE, fc] Rangitikei-st., Palmeraton North. e. TJ ORSES shod under my own per-•*-V sonal supervision. All classes of y work done. Corns, cracks, greasy heels, ft and all diseases of foot carefully attended Q to. Horses sent for and returned. Ring up Telephone No. 221. NEW PEBMISBS, ■/ ON and after WEDNESDAY, FEB- 1 RUARY 22, 1906, our business will be conducted in new premises in CHURCH STREET, Opposite Railway Goods Shed. j H0 8 KIN f B8 0 8., ( Steam, Gas, Oil|ahi> Refbigeeating Engineers, WtaJTAWATU^ OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. BODEBIOK~SH6EHY, BLACKSMITH & SHOEING SMITH, I A NNOUNCEB that h<» has com- * business in premises .in King-sfcreot; near Harry Palmer's. Shoeing aod general blacksmith work executed promptly. A speciality made of curing horses / Jwia brushing and forging, commonly * known as clicking. »1 Sand Crocks and Corns cured. a None but the very beat tradesmen d BEaployed. f 1 Baagitiy-strefit Storing. snd £ SmithSfcop. ' I. AKMIBTBOM, Proprietor ALL kinds of blacks mifching work ® done on shortest notice. Agricultural Implements made ana ' ' Pioughw'fcting a speciality. Horses carcfully aboil uadef the P ro " Pftctor'# supurviaion, special care being J Pvcn to corn*, cracks, brushing, and all of the feet. Horses Jicut for 1n . 5 returned. All work guaranteed. Charges moderate* A trial solicited.

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