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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8300, 3 June 1907, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Between Station and Square, a pearl pendant. Reward on returning to Sterling House, The Square. ; LOST —On Thursday, a brown muff with two heads on it. Reward on returning to Woodroofe and Co., Main Street. \ "OOUND —That the nicest-flavoured §\ Cocoa is BournviUe —manufactured by Cadbury's from the best and purest materials in the cleanest factory in the world. Ask your grocer about the Jewel Caskets of Choco- 1 lates they are giving away. • ! FOUND! —Best Values in Winter ' Gbves, for ladies or gents, at - C.- Smith's, the Cash Draper, next Pest Office. TO LET AND FOR SALE. TO LET—4 rooms, 8s to 10s; 5 , and 6 rooms, 10s to 13s; all with • conveniences.—Senn. TO "LET OR "LE ASE—Desirable gentleman's residence, 10 rooms, nearly new, h and c water, gas laid on, connected with sewer, every convenience, with one acre of land attached, good dry locality, close to Square. , Address, "Standard" Office. TO LET OR LEASE—S-roomed house and 3 acres first-class land in Pahiatua Street; also '7-room- , ed house and bathroom with J-acre in Broad Street; low rent. Apply Woodroofe and Co., Main Street East. TO LET —You know that to introduce Bournville Cocoa, Cadbury's aro giving away, free, beautiful Jewel Caskets containing their highest class chocolate. Ask your grc.cer for particulars. FOR SALE—About 600 good sound totara posts, 6ft 6in. long; in one or more lots. Apply " Standard " Office. ■ FOR SALE or to Lease, on easy terms, New 10-roomed House, with every convenience, situated in Grey Street, two minutes' walk from Square. Would make excellent boarding house. Apply "Standard" Office. OR SALE— Ake Ake Hedge Trees. These beautiful hedge trees can be purchased at prices to suit all buyers. Also choice varieties of Strawberry Plants. A. R. Rush, Avenue Street, Ake Ake, Hokowhitu. FOR SALE—Fruit trees and ornamental hedging of all sorts, specially prepared to remove, at Oxford Nursery. Splendid line of Ake Ake.—Fred W. Mayo, Palmerston N., , 'Phone 322. & GENERAL STORE—For Immediate Sale. Doing good t safe business in the'centre of a dairying and farming district. Post and Telephone Office attached. No bad debts. This business shows a good profit, and 1 is a rare opportunity for a small j capitalist. Owner has bought a farm and must sell. For . address apply " Storekeeper," c/o Post Office, Pahiatua. For sale or exchange— Close to Square, a newly-built, up-to-date 7-roomed residence, with all the latest sanitary conveniences, hot and cold water throughout, all connected with sewerage, together with large section, stable, trapshed, etc. Price, £785; accept £85 cash, or would exchange for a few acres near town. Apply " Standard " Office (no agents). FOR SALE—3OO Acres first-class fiat, fattening or dairying land, 9 paddocks. 2 houses and outbuildings, i mile from creamery, 1 mile from railway station, P. 0., store, school and town. Equal to £30 acre land for grazing. To be sacrificed —£4200. 100 acres, large house, 11 bails and outbuildings, all fiat and in grass; £15 per acre. 90 acres, 5 rooms, 20 bails and outbuildings, level, all in grass except 1 acre orchard ; £16 per acre. A. J. SENN, Agent,. Palmerston N- , CHEAP FARMS. IOH ACRES, near Palmerston North, 7-roomed house, 10bail cowshed, stables, trapshed, wool ' shed, < etc., well fenced and watered, divided into 12 paddocks, • carrying 25 cows and 250 breeding ewes besides cattle. First-class fattening land. Price, £30 per acre, i Terms. . : O"! A ACRES, close to P. 0., crea- ! 4ml .Ljh mery, store, and school, 20 ] paddocks, well fenced, good home- i stead and up-to-date outbuildings and 1 yards, carrying 60 cows and 200 sheep besides horses and young stock, nearly all level country—A top notcher! Price, £14 per acre. Terms. Clients assisted financially. Several good town and country properties for exchange. TO LET—Houses, all sizes, in town ! and suburbs, at moderate rentals. W. H LAMBERT, COPELAND'S BUILDINGS, PALMERSTON NORTH. MADAME HABfilS (Voice Specialist). ' LADIES and Gentlemen desirous of Voice Culture with view to effective and refined solo singing may interview Madame Harris re terms at her Studio, o/o D. B. Harris, Chemist, Duke and Main Streets, Palmerston N. N.B.—Pianoforte, accompaniment playing, etc., taught. To Those Who Drive. APART of their satisfaction is the smartness of their turnout. The other part is in the service of good material between the shafts. The equippages and horses from TATTERSALL'S Rova! Horse Bazaar, RANGITIKEI STREET, Are botli smart and good, and cannot be excelled. Lovers of a good turnout will find it to their advantage to call, or ring up Telephone 77, where their wants will be supplied. Gigs, Landaus, Buggies, Drags Hire at a moment's notisn. D. ST. JOHN, Proprietor.