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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9224, 28 May 1910, Page 1

WINTEK UNDEKCiOIHINGK REAL VALUE IN V Men's' . . ■ Woollen Underwear ■ AT AND W i^iUNNINGHAME'S Men's Woollen SINGLETS, ribbed or plain (Colonial), 3e lid, 4s lid, 5s 6d, to 9s 6d. Men's Woollen DRAWERS, ribbed or plain (Colonial), 3s lid, 4e lid, 5s 6d, 5s lid, to 9s 6d. Men's Woollen SOCKS' 2 pairs for Is lid. Men's Woollen SOCKS, Is,. Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d, Is lid pair. AT Collifison &. x Cunningham e's, 1 and 3, BROAD STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. THRIFTY BUYERS READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT. WE have been in business for 30 years, and as we are retiring from the wholesale trade, iwe have consolidated our business, • and; - in future all the departments will be carried on in the ironmongery portion of the premises. We will be in a better position than ever 'to sell at lowest prices. Our stocks, are much too heavy, and we have reduced,.'the prices of '-,-•-' - GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, PRODUCE, CROCKERY. Therefore take advantage of thi» I GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY And call at the •.. U.F.C.A. PALMERSTON NORTH. Police Want Lightless Cyclists. SO DO WE. BUT you won't ibe lightless long, when you see the prices for which we are offering our lamps:— P. and H. best acetylene, 14s 6d, now 10s 9d. , Revenge Acetylene, 10s 6d, now 8s 3d. Beto Acetylene, 8s 6d, now 6s 3d. Imperial Chief Oil, 12s 6d, now 9s 6d. Demon Oil, 3s 6d, now 2s 3d. Above prices must be spot cash. , 25 per cent, reduction off standard j prices for 10 days only, in order to clear out our present stock before; our next shipment arrives. NONPAREIL CYCLE \ CO. Coleman Place, . Palmerston N. ECONOMY IS HALF THE STRUGGLE. BELGIGA LAMPS are the most economical yet invented. No chimneys or mantles to break. No Smoke, no Smell, and give more light than any other kerosene lamp. Sole Agents: Edwards Limited, Clarendon Buildings. Agents in every town. W" TNTED 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. . WANTED Known—That R. McDowell, expert Shoeing Smith, is now in business in premises lately occupied by Mr George Allman, i.eyt and Tolley's, Rangitikei Street. Racehorse shoeing a specialty, brushing, corns, clicking, and forging cured. All old customers please note change of address. rpROUSERS THAT WEAR—That's JL what you want—Trousers well cut, well made, and durable, offerins at 10 per cent, discount off usual prices. "Rough Rider" Co., the Square. Mrs J. fl. Anderson LICENSED REGISTRY OFFICE, TERRACE END. Waiting Engagement: 2 good ploughmen. Wanted: Waiter, 30s. Wanted: Coachbuilder. Wanted: Bushfellers and scrub cutters. Wanted: Good second cook, 40s week; men for draining contract. Wanted: Married couple, cottage found, £12 month. Wanted : . 2 lady canvassers.^ Wanted: Cook and housemaid, gentleman's house, Hawke's Bay; houseparlourmaid, 18s; generals for town and country, 12s to 20s; girls- to assist, 10s; ladyhelps for Hawke's Bay district, 10s to 15s. Wanted: Station and farm hands, milkers 20s, boys for farms, two men fencing, porters and kitchenmen for hotels, married couple £96 per year. Mrs Essex. X ICENSED REGISTRY OFFICE, JU PALMERSTON NORTH. Wanted: First-class barmaid, town. Wanted : First-class lady help, town, no washing. Waiting Engagement: Housekeeper. Wanted: Good lady help, country 12s 6d. Wanted: Good cook-general, town; good wages. Wanted: Lady help, country. TO EMPLOYERS. i LNEIL (late manager of Inver- *■-/ e cargiir Labour Exchange), has commenced business as Labour Agent at address below, and is now prepared to engage and despatch, at shortest notice, all classes of flaxmill, sawmill, station, farm, hotel, domestic, and general labour. A trial solicited. Adi dress, Broad Street (opposite Gas Co.'s Office). 'Phone 576.