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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8156, 5 April 1906, Page 7

A SMALL PROFIT With a Customer's Favour is more to us than a large one without it, (5 packets Cornflour 1/3 bottles Sauce 1/- ;; tins Sardines I/- ;} calces Sand Soap 1/> ;; bars Hydrolelno Soap 1/Pickled Onions Od per bottle TE4I/-perlh 50 do/. Jars HOME MADE JAM, i/-per jar. DISCOUNT TICKETS GIVEN .. AX The Provision Co., (Next TH33 SQUARE. - Oidsmobile - CARS, . . Aqbnts : ; > ■ TBS ADTOHOBILE COBMf, Rangitikei-sfc., Palmers tonN. Reduced Prices. 7/10 h.p. Curved Dash Runabout, £206. 7/10 h,p. Bucket Seat Runabout, £236. 10/12 h p. Touring Tonneau, £$95. 20/22 h.p. Touring Toanoau, £400. 16/18 h.p. Deli very WaKgon, £575. 16/18 h.p. Light Omnibus, £630. Catalogues free on application. J. E. BECKWITH, Manager CHEAP GAS! IN many cycle shops customers are almost suffocated with it. We put it into the tyres when it is required, and nowhere else. n h. mmm & ci>.. Main-street West. Agents for Sovereign Bicycles. Builders of Arab Bicycles. Kepairs a speciality to bicycles, guns, etc. Guns and ammunition stocked. W. LEMON, i VSSGSINABT BLACKSMITH. DSSIiISb to inform the public fa ■ meraton North and surroundu.,. district that ho has commenosd businenr t.B BLACKSMITH in Rangitikei-street, tort door to Stevenson's Stables, and combined with first-class workmanship »ad strict attention to business, hopei to merit a fair share of the public , patronage, ROBERT WALL, ; t] (Late Springston, Canterbury), Shoeing Smith £ And General Blacksmith, FITZHERBERT STREET, ] BEGS to announce to the"public ot ® Palmerston North and surrounding districts that he has purchased J the business of Mr Harold Hall, and hopes by strict attention to liis customers' requirements to merit a fair share of patronage. McCarty & Yardley, J Horse Shoers and c General Blacksmiths, { d T>EG to notify that they have taken U over the business lately carried on by Hugh McCarty, in Cuba-street, and hope by strict attention to business and « moderate charges to merit a share of public patronage. HORSES CAREFULLY 7 " SHOD. PLOUGH REPAIRING I A SPECIALITY. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. tl e b c E. LAROOMB, a n CrVIL ENGINEER & ARCHITECT. AFFICE—Law Chambers, the Square Private Duke-atreet. - Valuer and Arbitrator i NSW PREMISES. ' ON and after WEDNESDAY, FEBEUARY 22, 1900. our buniness will be conducted in new premises in CHURCH STREET, j Opposite Railway Goods Shed. H0 S KIN & BR O S., {

Steam, Gab, Oil and Refrigerating Ehginbebs, VtANAWATU FOtrpDEY. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. RODEBIOSfSHBEKY, BLACKSMITH & SHOEING SMITH, a NNOUNCES that he has commcacod business in premisoa in King.street, near Harry Palmer's. Shoeing *nd general blacksmith work executed promptly. A speciality mado of curing horses from brushing and forging, commonly known fts clicking. ; B'uid C racks and Corns cured. Mono but the very best tradesmen employed. Hangirikei'itrftot Joeing Forge and Q literal Smitb I. AR STRONG, proprietor. A LL kinds of btacksmithing work dona on shortest notice. Agricultural lojplouionts made and re J>fctrod.~ J'-onqhsaitiojj 4 speemUtv. llornei carefully shod under *the proPnotor'n auporvisiow, special care bointf Kjvon to corns, cracks, brushing, and all 'ii&ejwes ot Ibo feet. Howes sent for * returned, All work guaranteed. Charge* modcrats. A, fcwal solicited.