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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9070, 15 November 1909, Page 1

WANTED. REAL BARGAIN—Gent's Rudge Whitworth bike for 63s cash; 1 new tyres, splendid order. Apply - sharp, No. 7, Linton Street. MRS. SINCLAIR, Palmist, from Wellington, may be interviewed • at 5, Ferguson Street East, next 1 Dominion Boarding-house. Short stay. BUTCHERS' UNION —Summoned meeting, Dawick's Buffet, Monday " evening, 8 p.m. sharp. Business important. F. Slattery, Secretary. DRUIDS' 'Bus leaves Woodfield's Stables for Feilding at 6.30 p.m. 6harp. ' on Tuesday next. WANTED Known—That at Oddfellows' Hall, Cuba Street, a • Variety Sale will be held on Wednesi day and Thursday, 17tli and 18th ■ inst., in aid of the Methodist Infant ' School Building Fund. WANTED to Let—B-roomcd house in Broad Street. Apply C. E. • Waldegrave, the Square. TO"OFF~M7"WDAYIIFashion- j able boarding house in Christ- < church, splendid opportunity, price j about £600; up-to-date Millinery j establishment in centre of Wellington, about £350. Full particulars on in- j , quiry to N.Z. Trade Exchange, Business Brokers, Box 332, Christchurch. ; AT LANDERS BROS., Rongotea— | Just opened up new season's Millinery. See display of models now showing in windows at 18s, 20s, 255. Pretty ready-to-wear Hats, 5s lid, 8s lid. Girls' Mushrooms. Is 2d, ls '6d. Is 9d each. BRILLIANT Results. — "Varnisliine " for Tan Boots and Linoleums. Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. All Grocers, 6d. MRS NIDD, Cash Draper and Ladies' Outfitter, the Square, has a large assortment of the latest models in Millinery, Neckwear, etc. Ladies requiring something smart and stylish for the Show are invited to inspect her new premises. In connection with the above Mrs Nidd has opened Geisha Tea Rooms, where morning and afternoon tea are dispensed in the daintiest style. "p PAlNT—Wears •JL • everywhere under the sun. We have just received consignment of B.P. Waggon Paint, Blue and Red, the very best for farm implements, etc., all ready for use.—Clark and Thompson, Local Agents, Church Street, opposite Grand Hotel. P.N. WALTHER & YORTT (late E. Johansen and Co.); Terrace End Wood and Coal Yard, supply wood and coal in any quantity to all parts of the town. Goodi measure and prompt delivery still : S' leading feature. Order your next lot from us. 'Phone No. 219. Orders may be left at S. T. Hunt and Co.'s, next Club Hotel. NEW POTATOES, Green Peas, and Tomatoes, the first of the season now on hand in any quantity at Joe Ivwong Lee's, wholesale and retail fruiterer, next C. Smith, Ltd. Fresh vegetables, locally grown, deliveries daily. Just arrived, a large shipment of real Chinese Silk. Orders by 'Phone 423 promptly attended to. EDISON'S Fireside Phonographs, new models, price £6 10s; plays both 2 and 4-minute records; marvellous value. Amberol 4-minute attachments for Gem, Standard, Home, Triumph Phonographs, prices from 22s 6d. New records now to hand. Largest stocks in district. Wm. Oates, Edison Phono', dealer, opposite Railway, Palmerston North. 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 upstairs, 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 us a trial. W. Way (late chef Dawick's), Proprietor, Empire Cafe, Broad Street, near Collinson and Cunninghame's, Ltd. JJLACK SWAN BUTTER—Made every day at the Palmerston North Factory. The best keeping and only " All" Butter on the mar- ! i ket. Trv a pound! ANTED Known—Your stock I' will be more likely to be prize takers at the Show if they are in the pink of condition and have sleek and glossy coats. This can be achieved by using Blatchford's Pure Sugar and ] Flaxseed. Also in stock, horse and ] cattle Medicines, Molasses Meal and. f Produce.—McMurray and Co., Ltd., Main Street. i AA7" w7~E7Tur- 1 VV ner and Co. have taken over the 1 Butchery Business lately carried on by £ E. Burke, in Broad Street, where they £ will continue to supply none but the c Primest Government-Inspected Meat. Carts call daily for orders. Note address: —Opposite Flourmill in Broad " ANTED Known —That R. McDowell, expert Shoeing Smith, is now in business in premises lately c occupied by Mr George Allman, next Hodder and Tolley's, Rangitikei j Street. Racehorse shoeing a specialty, brushing, corns, clicking, and forging -y cured. All old customers please note v change c t ■ ARNISHINE, the Brilliant Polish for Tan Boots and Linoleums. 6 Easiest, Quickest, Brightest. All Grocers, 6d. ' c AJNTiiD Jinown—TL'bat D. iVloNair, late of Masterton, is now r proprietor of Tattersall's Stables, Rangitikei Street. Rubber tvred gigs. g buggies, etc., always on hire Good stands, feeds, and attention at reason- j able rates. Telephone No. 474. T>UTTER and EGGS—We are high- t est cash buyers in any quantity. r Ice always on sale and cool storage always available. Palmerston North \ Fresh Food and Cooling Stores, Ltd., i Princess Street. \