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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9475, 25 March 1911, Page 1

WANTED. ANTED--A smart lad. Apply I ANTED.-A smart boy at once. I Apply, Andrew Millar, Clarendon Buildings. 7ANTED, immediately.—A cookV laundress. Apply, Mrs M. Cohen, Grey street._ ALWAYS read Mounsc/s list of auction sales, and if you aro selling out be sure and consult us. You will be well satisfied with results. > J. GOODMAN & CO. are the XVit up-to-date auctioneers; the only auctioneers with city and country experience. Trythem^foryoursale^ on good freehold security at current rates. _ Apply, C. Snow'and Co.,_Rangitikei_6t. WANTED.-Man"with"£so"and knowledge of fruit tree and seed trade, in fruit shop. Apply, Fred. W. Mayo, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. youth, about 18, for baker's cart. Apply, Malmo, Bunythorpne. iI7 ANTED.-Rouseabout; wages VV 176 0(1 per week. Apply, Junction Hotel, Sanson. F~~AREWELir Concert to Mr and Mrs C. H. Bowater, in Coronation Hall, Rongotea, on March 28. Tickets, Is; good music; good talent. Mr F. Pirani, chairman. GOOD Home, private family, for one or two boarders; piano; every convenience; not a minute from Square. Apply, office._ TANTED-Two respectable boardM ere in private family; single rooms and all conveniences. Apply, "Standard" office. DATSON'S Great Boot Sale.-For JJ wear Batson's footwear will outI wear any footwear purchased elsewhere. WANTED.— Two good men for draining; good wages to good men. Men with hikes preferred. Apply, M. Nielsen, on job, Foxton Line drain, or camp, Rangiotu. WANTED.— Boy to leariTthecoach painting trade. Apply, W. A. Browning. 'OUSEHOLDERS leaving the dis- . trict would do well to consult I R. J. Goodman and Co. about holding ' their clearing sales. WANTED— Boy to sell papers on commission." Apply "Standard" Office. "ORTGAGES or other securities J.TJL bought for cash, at a discount, from persons wishing to realize immediately. "Purchaser," "Standard" Office. _ _ . _ . 7 ANTED-The" Beehive~Knittmg VV Machine and Hosiery Company (N.Z.) want people to make hosiery for them, whole or spare time, in their own homes. Make £1 per week. Experience unnecessary; constant employment. Write at once. Box 734, G.P.0., Wellington. TOW moving into New Premises. No reasonable offer refused for anything in our present depot, Call and see what we have to offer you before, making your purchases. We will open in the' new shop on Saturday next. Now is your chance to securo bargains. We will reduco any line to avoid the extra handling in moving. WATT'S CYCLE DEPOT, 24-26, Cuba street, till Saturday next. L MARTIN, 20, Main street West, • for your commercial stationery, new season's footballs and hockey sticks just in. Come and see our stock of basketware and wicker furniture. Agent for Stannard's wickorware; orders taken. If what you want is not in the window it is inside. Magazines and papers by every mail. All the latest fiction. Toys and fancy goods in endless variety. [7E are now showing our latest ' importations in millinery and dress goods! Prices as usual—about 10 per cent under Square prices. Ed- ; mund Osborne, 38 and 39, Main street West, Palmerston North. JRAMS, Go-carts, Push-carts-New stock arrived; prices reasonable. Easy terms arranged. Pram tyres f+ted (won't come off). Oates' Cycle Stores. 57, Main Street West. YS7INFRED Cigarettes, manufactured by the Ardath Tobacco Co., London, are British made. They are a joy to smoke, and recommended by all lovers of a good article. MRS." WILSON "(nee' Brace), teacher to Gold Medallist, has resumed lessons in painting. 29, Church Street West. RAIN! RAIN!! RAIN!!!-The wet season is coming. Make ' preparation by 6peedy attention to your footwear. In boot construction , and repairs Wacker leads. Zealandia \ Boot Repairing Depot, the Square. 1 'Phone 565. ££ CASH-Remingtoii Typewriter V in good order. Blick Typewriter, brief carriage, £7. Hammond Typewriter, in perfect order, £lO. Of- ' fice and Commercial Stationery, and ' all the latest Books. The largest 1 stock of Toys in the district. A. L. j Westmoreland ,_Bookseller, the Square. PREMATURE"GRE\ r HAIR IS~A TROUBLE which annoys many } people in the prime of life. The best 1 thing is to use a little Hair Stain. " Bland's Vegetable Hair Dye is quite . harmless, easy to apply, and produces natural colours in shade required. & - 8(1 bottle post free; state shade wantt ed. Agent, H. Hepwnrth, Chemist, - Palmerston North. END your horses to be shod at H. Bergersen's, Farrier and Gen- ' eral Smith, Broad Street. Seventeen = years' practical experience at thf '■ trade. Horses brought and returner • from any part of the Borough free o: 9 charge. Lawn mowers repaired anc h sharpened at the shortest notice. I ' trial solicited. 'Phono 499.