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Manawatu Standard, Volume 9187, Issue XLI, 11 April 1910, Page 1

WANTED-. WANTED— Nurse girl or girl, to assist. Apply "Standard" Office. ■ WANTED —By young man, private board and residence in quiet homely family. State terms, including, soft washing, to "Moderate," "Standard" Office. TT 7 ANTED to Let—Comfortably Vγ furnished rooms; every convenience, gas, bathroom, etc.; nice situation; moderate terms to permanent tenant. For address apply at 7) Office. WANTED immediately.,. 8 dairy farms (straight leases preferred) ; clients waiting. Send particulars WANTED— By a respectable hardworking widow, washing and cleaning by the day. Address, Mrs G. K. Humphreys, No. 255, Main Street East, Terrace End. _ KEEP IN THE FRONT LINE"b> 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. WANTED to Exchange—2oo acres L.1.P., all buildings, £8 per acre, for small farm or houses in Palmerston. J. A. Nash and Co., George Street. , 0 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. ■ BUSINESS "BUYERS. — Fortune smiles upon you. We have what you are looking for—over 200 places to choose from. Write formonthly free list.—N.Z. Business Exchange, Box 332, Christchurch. S^TIART^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" Clothing Co. WANTED Known—That ii. 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 support accorded _ his father. Horse-shoeing a specialty. Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired at shortest notice. TT7ANTED—IOOO old Cycle Covers! We will allow you Is off the price of any new cover from 9s 6d to 22s 6d.—Nonpa-reil Cycle Co., Coleman WANTED Known—That the art of Cycling is being taught m two lessons by the well-known firm of Buchanan and Hanks, 48, Cuba Street. Civility 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. HAIR DYE that does not change colour! ELAND'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 required. Money returned if not as represented.—Miss Clough, Ladies' Depot, 44, George Street, THE "ONLY "BUTTER~to get this hot weather — Pasteurised PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb— Is Id. T%O not take "just as good." Insist on having freshly made "BLACK SWAN," the leading bu ,1 Aer for '17 years. OTHERS endeavouring to compete. Public taste demands the best. Buy PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb —Is Id 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 N~~I)BBy~SHIRTWEAR.— In smart 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. WANTED at once, a competent grocery assistant to sell PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb—ls Id. Yt7ANTED 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 nn 'Phone 536. T""ORD KiTCHENER always deJLd manded a clean straight deal. You can have the same by buying PURE SAFE BUTTER, Is Id lb— ANTED—The Beehive Knitting Machine Co. (N.Z.), 4, Cuba Street, want people to make Hosiery for them, Avhole or spare time, in their own home; make £1 week; previous experience not necessary; constant employment. Write at oucej Box 734, G.P.0., Wellington. ; . WANTED Known—That D. McNair, late of Masterton, is now proprietor of Tattersall's Stables, Rangitikei Street. Rubber tyred gigs. 1 buggies, etc., always on hire. Good stands, feeds, and attention at reasonable rates. Telephone_No. 474. WANTED Known—That R. McDowell, expert Shoeing Smith.ia now in business in premises lately occupied by Mr George Allman, i.ext Hodder and Tolley's. Rangitikei Street. Racehorse shoeing a specialty, brushing, corns, clicking, and forging cured. All old customers please note change of address._ _ YOU can get lamps from 2s 6d at the Dominion Cycle Co. It will cost you a trifle more than that if the "Big Blue" catches you riding at nights without one. Keep it in your , mind.