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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8713, 28 October 1908, Page 1

WANTED— Kind Person to adopt or take charge- of Healthy Infant. State terms to "A.8.C.," Post Office, Palmerston North. W - ' ANTED to Purchase Second-hand Gig to seat four; with or withi out. harness.''Apply 0. H. Cleland, 45 Broad street, Palmerston North. ! X¥7"TNTED—Four Men for Road | VV " Work; wages, 10s por day. Api ply T. Carmody, Gorge_road, Otaki. _ W4N TED—Youth, general, useful. Apply Mansion Private Hotel, 51 Main street East. -VITANTED— Young married man VV wants employment; good references. Apply " Work," Stan- — TF'you wish to win prizes at the JL Chrysanthemum Show, grow Hale Bros.' Plants. Address: Alexandra Street. . # GRAND Military Ball, Municipal Hall, Monday, November 9th. Double, ss; single, 4s; extra, 2s, Committee reserve the right to refuse admission. WANTED— Middle-aged person to look after elderly lady and do "■eneral housework. Apply Mrs Kersfake, Grey_ Street. 3'h?(\ ACRES, large house, wool OO shed, outbuildings, etc., Bainesse. £29 per aere; easy terms. ■T_A J _Na,sh and Co.. George Street. HAIRDRESSERS and Tobacconists We have a client for a_ Country business who can spend £70. If possible, only place in township. Send full particulars, including turnover, to the N.Z. Trade Exchange, Christchurch. ANTED at once, smart waitress; good wages; also pantry maid for three Show days, £1, must be smart and quick. Apply Britannia Restaurant, Main_ Street. LOOK at this!— 3 dozen plates for 10s 6d. A dinner set for 15s; and 3 odd vegetable dishes for 6s 6d.— U.F-.C.A. PATHS concreted, asphalted, or tarred and sanded; or grounds laid out, by W. T. Davey, 172, Church Street East. Charges moderate. EDROOM Ware in odd pieces, white granite, unchipable, and. almost unbreakable; jugs, 2s 6d; basins, 2« 6d; chambers, 2s.— U.F.C.A. T_yFRS. NIDD, Dressmaker and IyJL Milliner, 13, Main Street East (late of E., Osborne), invites the ladies of the district to give her a call, as she has now commenced business on her own account. Just opened up a splendid assortment, of Millinery and Ladies' Novelty Neckwear. Promptness, economy, and satisfaction guaranteed. M"TnAWATU Heads, Foxton—M. Perreau notifies that on and after November Ist his store and tea, rooms at the Foxton Beach will be open for the summer season with good stock of groceries. Visitors to the Beach can depend on being catered for solely with fresh milk and bread daily. IN Glassware wo have whatever you want; jam dishes, 4d, 6d, and 9d; butter dishes, 6d, 9d, and Is; sugar basins, 9d, Is, and Is 6d.— U.F.O.A. QA /„ FOR a Complete Set of _>U/ Chas. Dickens' Works, containing 15 volumes bound in cloth; '25s for 3 volumes prepared for Students of International Correspondence Schools, bound in morocco. 6s 6d for a set of 6 volumes of The New Creation for Bible students, bound in cloth.—A. A. Pratt, Bookseller, Main Street. SOW SUTTON'S Prizewinner Mangel, genuine seed only grown by Sutton and Sons. Barraud and Abraham. Ltd ; WANTED Known—That having started in the Cycle business in Rangitikei Street, I am prepared ito do all repairs to cycles. Agents | for Wearwell and B.S.A. bicycles. All 1 cycle accessories, lamps, bells, Dunlop tyres, etc., on hand, and customers ! can rely on the best of workmanship. I All work guaranteed. P. Edge, Cycle Mechanic, 54, Rangitikei Street. | -jTT~ EACH—Sterling Records. 10s IJI / " per dozen. Reduced for a limited period. New stock opened up to-day at Oates' Cycle, Phono, and Music depot. ANTED Known—We are cash buyers of fresh butter and eggs; highest price given. Bring yonr produce and get your money. —Fresh Food and Cool Stores, Ltd., Princess Street. _ SOW "SUTTON'S Prizewinner Mangel this year, and you will do the same next year. Barraud and Abraham. Ltd. .._ CYCLE Enamelling—Now is the time to have your cycle nicely enamelled and put in thorough good order for the summer. Call and see (samples of our enamelling: there is nothing as good in the Dominion. Two-speed hubs, free-wheels, tyres, etc., at lowest prices. Scott Cycle Co., Ltd. J. H. Watt, f\Ck CHESTS CEYLON and _l V INDIAN TEAS bought 10 per cent, under current value now landing. Call early for bulk quotations. 'Phone 433. Fragra Tea Company, Broad Street, Square. NEW SPRING SEEDS. -"- ±t /-ILOVERS. All specially selected for our trade by HIJRST AND SON, LONDON. R YE G RASS. Old Pasture Hawke's Bay; also Sandon and Southern grown. We hold a large and varied stock of Colonial and Imported Seeds. Quality and germination high. Prices low. Have you a FARMER'S FAVOURITE DRILL? If not, don't delay, come to us and get one. N.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency-Co., Ltd., PALMERSTON NORTH.