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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9060, 2 November 1909, Page 1

WANTED. _____ Applications for ploughing 70 acres or more land at Oroua ' Bridge. Apply J. Gemmell, Oroua - Bridge, or JtiLokowhitu. WANTED Known—Mrs Rawlins, of the White House, has arl ranged to have breakfast on the Show i. Grounds each morning from 7 till 9. WANTED —Purchaser for Black Pony, just under 14 hands; over twenty prizes in harness and saddle. Apply. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, A. M.° Kidd, 122, Church Street East. SPECIAL invitation to country visitors to call and have a look round the Manawatu Auctioneering Company's Room. to "P.N. Show can obi V tain Refreshments at White--1 head Bros., Main Street and the Square. FOt' ND—Tattooing by electricity. Henri Swift is in Palmerston for a few days, and' can be seen on the Showground, or next Evening " Standard," the Square. Patronised by Royalty. Original inventor of electrical tattooing machines. "ANTED—Boy to assist with garden work. Apply 15, Ferguson Street West. . ANTED—2 or 3 permanent boarders, working men. close to Square and Station. Apply " Standard " Office. ; WANTED to sell—7-roomed house, every convenience, grounds well laid out, concrete paths, 2 chains frontage, li acres; would sell very cheap. Inquire on place, 103, Church Street West. _____ WANTED — Unfurnished room, fireplace, for lady and child, handy Station; must be quiet; private faxnily preferred. Lady as boarder. Apply "Urgent," '"Standard " Office. P~OCKET KNIVES—Best English makes, 6d to 8s 6d. Ingersoll Watches, good timekeepers, in gunmetal cases, 7s 6d each. —At Collinson and Son, Cheapside, Palmerston N. WALTHER AND YORTT (late Waterson and Co., and formerly E. Johansen), have a large stock of .dry matai, rata, and black maire, cut to any length. Also Taupiri, Puponga, Abermain, Coalbrookdale, State coal. Dry weight guaranteed. Delivered on the shortest notice. Main Street East. Telephone 219. Orders may be left at S. T. Hunt and Co., Carriers, next Club Hotel. "OUTTER and EGGS—We are highest cash buyers in any quantity. Ice always on sale and cool storage always available. Palmerston North Fresh Food and Cooling Stores, Ltd., Princess Street. Drapery — balance of STOCK BEING CLEARED OUT AT VERY LOW PRICES. AND WILL NOT BE REPLACED—AT 13, BROAD STREET. THE M~P.D. COMPANY, Family Grocers, Produce Merchants, Agricultural and Horticultural Seedsmen, Main Street East, ne-ar the Post Office, Palmerston' North. BRILLIANT Results. — "Varnishine " for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. All Grocers, (3d. ANTED to Exchange, o acres, V ? dwelling, outbuildings, near Levin, for small farm 40 or 50 acres. —J. A. Nash and Co., George Street. INSPECT dur 1909 four cylinder F.N. Motor Cycles, magneto ignition, handle-bar control. Sample in stock. Reynolds. Ltd., Palmex-ston North. Y~~ A'RNISHINE, the Brilliant Polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. All Grocers. 6d. WANTED to Exchange, nearly 4 acres, good house, Company's Line, for 10 to 20 acres in or out of Palmerston North.—J. A. Nash and Co., George Street. EMPIRE CAFE, next Swallow and Son, Broad Street. These fine new brick premises are now ready for ' business. ' Three dining rooms, including one especially for ladies. All | cooking done xipstairs, thus obviating ' all smoke and smell. Meals served at all hours of the day and night up till 12 p.m. Everything new and up-to-date. Cleanliness and civility a special feature. Give 113 a trial. W. W T ay (late chef Dawick's), Proprietor, Empire Cafe, Broad Street, near Collinson and Cunninghame's, Ltd. ATCHES AND " CLOCKS— , ALL AGOING — KEYLESS WATCHES ss, ALARM CLOCKS 4s, FANCY CLOCKS 5s 6d, 8-DAY < CLOCKS 21s—AT 13, BROAD , STREET. ANTED Known—Your stock 1 will be more likely to be prize takers at the Show if they are in the pink of condition and have sleek and 1 glossy coats. This can be achieved i by using B1 ate h ford's Pure Sugar and Flaxseed. Also in stock, horse and < cattle Medicines, Molasses ileal and i J Produce. —McMurray and Co., Ltd., i Main Street. 1 UDGE WHITWORTH Cycles have a 20 years' reputation, and are unequalled for appearance and easy running. Reynolds, Ltd., Sole Agents. Palmerston North. OMINION SPECIAL CYCLES.— 1 We don't say these Cycles are as good as others, but absolutely bet- ( ter—this we can prove. They have a special design girder frame, which ■ comprises two extra strengthening tubes, made expressly for the rough 1 New Zealand roads. Equipped with coaster hubs, two speeds, front brake, ] Dunlop tyres, in fact everything the highest grade. Finished beautifully in green or black, with gold lining. Prices—l 6 guineas, or easy terms.— 1 Dominion Cycle Co.. late Scott's.