WANTED. WANTED —Good man, able to dig and nee a scythe; none but a good man need apply. 18, Broad Street,- 9 a.m., Sunday. 1 EXPERIENCED lady help desires .A situation, small household, where treated as one of family. Apply "Standard" Office. WANTED —Two good tradesmen. A. Turner, Decorator, the Square. WANTED to purchase, p.b. Berkshire boar, six months old or over. Price, etc., to "Berkshire," Bunnythorpe P.O. W ANTED immediately, 8 dairy farms (straight leases preferred) ; clients waiting. Send particulars to F. R. H. Brice, Agent, Marton. KIND person to mind baby girl, 14 months. State terms to "Mother," "Standard" Office. C 1 E. BARLOW, Tinsmith, re- > • moved to more central premises, next Lyceum Theatre, Main Street East. All classes of tinsmithing work TX7"ANTED —By a respectable hardf ¥ working widow, washing and cleaning by the day. Address, Mrs G. K. Humphreys, No. 255, Main Street East, Terrace End. ■ DANCING —Lady would like to hear of intending pupil's evening class. "112," "Standard" Office. WANTED to borrow, £900 on good freehold security, with the addition of four sound guarantors. Apply early, Box 200, Palmerston N. IN THE FRONT LINE~by clear, sound thinking and prompt action, by buying a highgrade B.S.A. Bike from PERCY EDGE, 54, Rangitikei Street. The cheapest and most reliable shop in town for repairs, etc. DO IT NOW! —Get the purest and best Butter on the market.— SAFE BRAND, Is Id lb—ls Id. WANTED— Good dairy fed pork and sucking calves. Apply L. and T. Philp, Butchers, 166, Cuba Street, Wellington.'
WANTED— A nice boy just finished echool to learn the trade. Apply the M. P. D. Co., General Merchants, Main Street East. ATTERNS cut and fitted; also Dressmaking Classes held Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday after noons. Miss Kidd, Miss Wilson's Tea Rooms. • "USINESS BUYERS. — Fortune smiles upon you. We have what you are looking for—over 200 places to choose from. Write for monthly free list.—N.Z. Business Exchange, Box 332, Chrietchurch. ~VKT ANTED—IOOO old Cycle Covers.' We will allow you Is off the price of any new cover from 9s 6d to 22s 6d.—Nonpareil Cycle Co., Coleman Place. ANTED Known—That the art of * " Cycling is being taught in two lessons by the well-known firm of Buchanan and Hanks, 48, Cuba Street. a special feature.
WHERE?— Where to get men's slumberwear, underwear, shirtwear, neckwear, hatwear, and suitwear that WILL wear, is a question soon answered. Try at the "Rough Rider" Clothing Co., where they sell quality wares. ___ HXIRTTYE that does not change colour! BLAND'S . Vegetable Hair Dye is quite different from all others; purely vegetable. It dyes natural colours—no metallic sheen, green or other disconcerting effects. Post free, 3s Bd. State shade requir-' ed. Money returned if not as represented.—Miss Clough, Ladies' Depot, 44, Georgp Street, Dunedin. , mHE "ONLY "BUTTER "to" geTthis 1 hot weather — Pasteurised PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb— Is Id. , DO not take "just as good." Insist on having freehly made
"BLACK SWAN," the leading bir'Ser for 17 years. OTHERS endeavouring to compete. Public taste demands the best. Buy PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb —ls_ld STOP at Clapham's on your way for your haircut and shave to-day. Two chairs, no waiting. Razor setting a specialty. Clapham, Hairdresser, Main Street. !VrOBB"Y~SHIRTWEAR.—In smart A/N striped effects, flannels of all weights, well cut and finished to fit well, all sizes, immense variety, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, to 7s 6d each.— "Rough Rider" Clothing Co., next Clarendon Hotel. WAJNTED at once, a competent grocery assistant to sell PURE lb—ls Id. WANTED 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. Rincr un 'Phone 536. ORD iaTCHENER always de-. manded a clean straight deal. You can have the same by buying PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb— WANTED— The Beehive Knitting Machine Co. (N.Z.), 4, Cuba Street, Avant people to make Hosiery for them, whole or spare time, in their own home; make £1 week; previous experience not necessary; constant employment. Write at once, Box 734, G.P.0., Wellington. S" MART NECKWEAR,—In wideend, tubular, and every fashionable shapes, every design specially selected, therefore all wearable. Prices low in comparison to quality. Call and inspect at the "Rough Rider" Clothin g_Co__ WANTED Known—That H. Bergersen has taken over the Blacksmith_ business in Broad Street lately carried on by Mr C. A. Bergersen, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the stipport accorded his father. Horse-shoeing a specialty. Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired at shortest notice.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9186, Issue 9186, 9 April 1910, Page 1
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