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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9541, 19 June 1911, Page 3

READY yd LIGHT, WITHOUT •BEHOVING CHIMIitV. r IST pverv house quite a considerable sum has to be continually expended in replacing new Mantles, Glass Globes, and Lamp Chimneys, etc. Very often much money is lost by purchasing * Lamp Glasses of Cheap Quality, which don't last, and do not pay. Do not remove the lamp glass to light your lamp-note the illustraSee that the wick is clean and accurately trimmed. 4) 1 If troubled with moths or insects use a fly guard, made expressly for Miller Lamps, price Is Cd each. m k oq' Home of Lainpware, PALMERSTON NORTH.

HE CLUB HOTEL, PALMERBTON NORTH. H. B. TUCKER, Proprietor. The "leading Family and Commercial .House. 165 feet Promenade Balcony. Porter and Carrier meet all train*. A FREE HOUSE. .Wine and Spirits imported direct BUNEDIN BEERS DRAWN. Tele. 29. P.O. Bos 48. PALMERSTON NORTH. (1. E. TREVOR. Soi 190. Telephone M. ON TAP. Main Street, . Palmerston N. FIRST-CLASS Accommodation for families, travellers, visitors and sjpermanent boarders. Hot,_ cold and ■ehower baths. Large billiard room itm tables). All leading branda of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. Terms moderate. W. DEVINE. Proprietor. AWAHUPJ; SPLENDID Accommodation for th« travelling public, including all -the comforts of a city hotel. Burton Ales on tap. None but the •best brands of wines and leading brands of Spirits stocked. Good stabling and accommodation i'w Jprse? •and stock, (late Reefton) PROPRIETOR. LUCERNE KAY, CLOVER HAY, CHAFF, OATS, BRAN, THE undersigned having received large consignments of lucerne •and clover hay of the finest quality ■call Bookkeepers' attention to the ; great nutritive qualities of these articles. Lucerne Hay is admitted by all authorities to have the highest feed 'value of any fodder. Also in stock, Chaff, Oats, Bran, 'Pollard, Wheat, etc., etc. Coal of all descriptions on sale. TTEST COAST 8.3. & TRADING IS COMPANY, LTD., Corner George and Main streets. 'Phone 228. FELLMONGERS. LCMGBURN. buyers of fat, skins, hidea, J wool and bonee. Highest prices given. All communications addressed to Longburn will be promptly attended -to. Sale. Sale, Bale. TWO SEOOKSCbMBEffI) 01 BOOTS awl BEOEB. THE whole of L. SDIiIONS' valuable stock of DRAPERY will be sold at half the original price. Also the whole of Millington's Petone assigned stock of Drapery. By order ■of the Wellington Realisation Com'.pany. It must be realised within a few iJORBE-SHOEING. C, HEARD, Farrier and General Smith ((Nearly opposite Palmer's Auctio Mart). [8 prepared to execute first-cia: 1 „.,-i.;« nil liranplifui nf t,hn trad(j •«ad guarantees to stop brushing anc iorging (commonly known as click ling), corns and cracked hoofs cured •young and unbroken horses guarau teed to ho snod. Racehorses, trotter and polo P (m ' ClS a speciality. fI'JRSIS-SHOEING A SPECIALITY

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