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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8662, 17 August 1908, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED by young lady, board and residence in private family. Address, "Moderate," "Standard " Office. WANTED —A good gardener; must understand growing fruit and vegetables. Apply James McKelvie, Feilding. Dancing" class—o7i^t~Hair Church Street, Tuesday evening. Gents only._ INVITATION holders are reminded that the drag will leave Broad Street Stables for Ladies' Social and Dance at Newbury on Tuesday evening at 7.15 o'clock. B. Bennett and I. Lovelock, lion, secretaries. POULTRY —Wanted, any quantity, highest cash price given.— U.F.C.A., the Square. WANTED— Kind person to adopt baby boy, 5 months old. Address, " Mother," " Standard " Office. WANTED —By young woman, washing or cleaning on Saturday afternoons. Address at " Standard " Office. David street~stables ~(iate J. Jones)—N. Paulsen, Proprietor,' General Carrier and Forwarding Agent, is prepared to do carting of all descriptions to any part of the district. Gr.avel and Sand a specialty. Furniture carefully removed by experienced men. Buggies, gigs, and horses on hire. Good stands and loose boxes at moderate charges. All work promptly attended to. 'Phone 119. WANTED Known—] i ermain and Gilchrist's extensive nock is removed to Arcade, opposite Union Bank. Get quotations. Prices lowest for all hardware. J. H. Gilchrist. WJ. BOTTING, of Church • Street East, can deliver best quality metal to any part of the town at a resonable price. m fft WILL buy a book containing / U 50 Views of all the most important places in Palmerston North. Can be posted to your friends for one penny. This book is not being sold forprofit, but as an advertisement, hence •the low price.—A. A. PRATT, Publisher, Main Street, Palmerston N. O.TLSKIN VARNISH—For " Old Oilskins, Waggon Covers, etc. Makes them equal to new. To be had only from Clark and Thompson, Painters Church Street. '.Phone 437. JgOOT Repairs.—We sole and heel gent's boots, 3s 6d; ladies', 2s 6d. Best English leather and firstclass workmanship.—Mantell, 27, Main Street West. J\E DION-BOUTON Motor Cars, world wide known as the Reliable Car, Skeates , and Bockaert, Ltd., New Zealand Agents. Local Garage: King Street. 'Phone, 142. Trials arranged. HEALTH. — Sanitarium Health Food Depot (a branch of 26, Willis Street, Wellington) opened in Palmerston North, 24, Cuba Street, where the well-known health foods may be obtained. Patronage solicited, and in return the proprietors will give advice as to the best diet for dyspepsia, diabetes, etc. " Health is Wealth."— G. F. Hansford. Manager. SAVE money on your tailoring. Get free booklet: "BETTER SUITS for LESS MONEY." It tells how.—Tribe and Co., Christchurch. OF BOOTS—Having purchased a few hundred pairs of Men's, Women's, and Children's Boots and Shoes (traveller's samples), we have decided to offer same for sale during August at prices ranging from 20 per cent, to 40 per cent, discount. Men's Bluchers,, & for 4s Gd; Women's Bostock * Boots and Shoes, 18s 6d for 13s; Children' 6 Canvas Shoes, 3s 6d for Is lid. At Edmund Osborne's Drapery and Clothing House, 39, Main Street West, Palmerston North. WANTED —My town customers to know that I have Btarted a branch Wood and Coal Yard in Cuba Street. Any orders may be left with J. McCarty, Blacksmith, Cuba Street, W. Cotton, Baker, Cuba Street, and A. C. Bradfield, Grocer, Square. E. Johansen. Telephone 219. | IIANOS TUNED. — Certificated Tunere always Available at " COLES' " Musical Import Depot, Coles* Buildings, Palmerston North. O Q KA DOWN and balance easy cZmJ J\J will buy 8-roomed house (new) and bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs, hot and cold water, coacli-houso, loose box, hayloft, 3| acres divided into 3 paddocks, water laid on, 2 orchards, fashionable street. Price only £900. Don't miss this.— Lambert and Co., Rangitikei Street. ' SMOKERS. HAVE YOU TRIED " DERBY 55 TOBACCO. ' FLAKE-CUT in 2oz. tins. If not, don't miss it. It's really Al. WE ARE SELLING TYRES CHEAP. A Pump given free with every Tyre purchased. Nonpareil Cycle Co., COLEMAN PLACE.