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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8723, 10 November 1908, Page 1

. WANTED: _ 2_. t, TXT ANTED—Two furnished bee 5o W" rooms, with use of conven: i. ences, in' vicinity of Terrace End ;© Apply at once, " Standard " Office. WANTED —Certificated midwif for latter end of Novembei n Address at "Standard" Office. WANTED —A smart, respectabl young woman as waitress, 17 >. 6d per week; must know her work i- Apply at the London Dining Rooms Main Street East. it "ITTANTED—Good Dressmaker t< i, VV start business in partnershii L-. with other; no capital required; goo< I- connection considered. Reph 0 ,"A.8.C." "'Standard" Office. WANTED —By respectable younj man (about 20 years of age) situation on farm, good and experi enced milker. Apply "Eager,' a "Standard" Office. y mO TAILORS—Wanted, first-clas _ JL coat hand; permanency to gooc " man. Apply Palmerston North Cast - Tailoring Co., Cole's Buildings, th( Square. y TXT ANTED — Two unfurnished ▼ V rooms, good locality, married - couple, no family. "Alpha," " Standard " Office.- _ WANTED —A girl to assist in lighi housework; no washing and fno cooking. Apply " Standard Office. a LOMBARD Street, near* Square. ; vJ J Comfortable board and resi--3 dence; quiet home for gentlemen. ORANGE LlLYhas effected many miraculous cures lately. 1 Send for sample. P. M. Dewar, il , and 12, Strand Arcade, Auckland. IVf" ELROSE—The only dance in Pal--7 JLtA merston, will hold Long-Night, j Friday, 13th inst., Oddfellows' Hall. . Gents 2s_6d,' ladies free. DWELLING, 7 rooms, Main Street East, lis per week. J. A. Nash " and Co., George Street. 90 nnn pieces of wan- | V/? w UvJ paper, latest designs [ and colours: must be sold. Twenty . per cent, discount. At R. and E. - Tingey and Co., Ltd., Painters and Paperhangers, etc. • | "IT7E are selling 15 shop-soiled | tV cycles at cost during Show ' week. Reynolds, Ltd., the Square. SOW SUTTON'S Prizewinner Mangel, bred by Sutton regardless of expense- Barraud and Abraham, ' Ltd. B~WHIVE KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY (New Zealand), want people to make Hosiery for them, wjaole or spare time, in their own homes; make £1 a week; pre--1 vioue experience not necessary; constant employment all the year round. —Write at once. Box 734, G.P.0., ' Wellington. SOW SUTTON'S Prizewinner Mangel this year, and you will do 1 the same next year. Barraud and Abraham. Ltd. TCIOR some time our Milliner has been exercising her undoubted abilities preparatory to " Show Week," and has succeeded in producing one of the prettiest shows in town consisting of Millinery, Neckwear, Bolts, Blouses, Gloves, etc., a special lino of kids .at 3s 6d. In Men's Suits, Ties, Collars, Shirts, Hate and Caps, we are fully stocked. A special line of Silk Collars at Is. Inspection invited at Edmund Osborne's, 39, Main Street, Palmerston North. WANTED Known—That having started in the Cycle business in Rangitikei Street, I am prepared to do all repairs to cycles. Agents for Wearwell and B.S.A. bicycles. All cycle accessories, lamps, bells, Dunlop tyres, etc., on hand, and customers can rely on the best of workmanship. All work guaranteed. _ P. Edge, Cycle Mechanic, 54, Rangitikei Street. NEW Furniture at sale prices all the year round at By croft Bros., Main-street East. Style and workmanship guaranteed throughout. Only the best materials used. White pine absolutely discarded. An inspection will convince you. Furniture mad© to your own order a speciality. Phone 421. "If ILLINER Y—l lead with the New Season's tasty and highclass Millinery, otherß follow; but my stylee always Buit. Mre Harrison Bell, Millinery Specialist, 13 "soad Street. WANTED KNOWN—That being sole agents for John Brinsmead and Sons' Pianos we claim that we have the best English piano on fhe market at the present day. X'hey possess a touch„of perfect evenness, combined with great power and brilliancy of tone, which distinguishes the Brinsmead Piano. Come and hear them for yourself at H. Collier and Co.'s, the Square. WANTED Known—That you are cordially invited to inspect the celebrated Bechstein Pianos, considered by the most eminent musicians to be the king of all instruments; also very fine stock of renowned makers, at low prices. Wesley Woolhouse, Musical Instrument Importer, 31, Main Street. Telephone 373. Also agent for British and Continental Piano Company. Board and Residence, Panama House, 31, Church Street West. The above is now opened by Mrs Stenberc. THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS COMPANY undertake carrying of all descriptions, furniture removed with all care; goodß and baggage forwarded to all parts of the world. Well lighted sample rooms always available. Palmerston address, George Street. J. Aitchison, local manager. Telephone No. 30. _ WANTED Known —The Misses Pri-? chard and Withers have opened an up-to-date Millinery and Dressmaking establishment in premises adjoinipg JD. Bv Harris, Chemist, Main Street East. A select stock of Millinery, Neck-wear, Underskirts, etc. A speciality is made of Dressmaking and Underwear to order.