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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9133, Issue 9133, 4 February 1910, Page 8

WANTED Known—Just opened 'up, British Journal for 1910. Secure one now. Also ask for our latest illustrated Catalogue and Price Lists, which will give but a minute idea of our immense stock of everything required for the Amateur and Professional at prices that defy competition. Inspection invited. Photo Stores, Main Street, Palmerston N. WANTED Known—The Cosmopolitan Dining and Supper Rooms, 7, Main Street W., next Bittelmeyer's Hairdressing saloon, are open daily from 9 a.m. until midnight. Soups, fish and grills a speciality. Hot pies, tea and cakes, cordials, etc. Mrs Kemp, Proprietress. __ WANTED Known—That D. McNair, late of Masterton, is now proprietor of Tattersall's Stables, Rangitikei Street. Rubber tyred gigs, buggies, etc., always on hire. Good stands, feeds, and attention at reasonable rates. Telephone No. 474. W~ ANTED Known—That Dahl's wholesale and retail depot, Main Street, Palmerston North, is fully stocked with a full range of Horse and Cow Covers, Oilskin Clothing, Tents, and Tarpaulins, all of which are of the very best quality at lowest prices. Please give us a call. —C. E. Dahl, .junr., Manager. 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. Good measure and prompt delivery still a leading feature. Order your next lot from us. 'Phono No. 219. Orders may be left at S. T. Hunt and Co.'s, next Club Hotel. WANTED Known—That R. McDowell, expert Shoeing Smith, is now in business in premises lately occupied by Mr George Allman, next Hodder and Tolley's, Rangitikei Street. Racehorse shoeing a specialty, brushing, corns, clicking, and forging cured. All old customers please note change of address. WANTED Known—That new and up-to-date materials in Suitings have arrived in all the newest patterns, green, brown, blue, black. Fit and workmanship cannot be beaten. Ladies' Costumes a speciality. E. O. Olsen, Main Street East, opposite Fire Bell. \*T ANTED Known—W. J. Smith and Son, Butchers, Main Street East, still supply the finest Ox Beef and Wether Mutton. Families waited on daily for orders. A trial solicited. Rjrinr un 'PhonA 536. J. T. DOWDAIX, | 98, CUBA STKEET. AGENT for Dominion Marble Works, Wellington. All Cemetery work done. Coping, Walls, etc. Before ordering a Monument or Headstone send for price list. It wiJl cost nothing and save you pounds