WANTED. INDIAN HAIDERS." a treLu l.v fine film, last time, Hazard's to-night. r ANTED.—A noun ted runner for ■» delivery of "Standard" at Aakhurst. Apply J. H. Vintent, Aihhnrat. HAK.NjftftLNG A HORSE, Will Evans' sketch, altsolutelv tint 11H" t, Haywart 1 k to-morrow. 4BEAITIFCL Coloured, Reproductions of laitHiUh nictni-M t«r rid jit. t Uons of famous picture* lor 6d at Bennett's Croat Sal«\ VK iION sale furniture in dwelling. 6 Botirke street; groat bargains tor household: is to-morrow, commencing al I p.m. _Mounsey and Co. WO ILD give comfortable liome in return lor services lew houis daily. Apply "Elderly."' "Standard" UISIER LOUISE, clairvoyant, may O lie consulted dailv. No. 7. Fitznerhert .street. YI7ANTED.—By married couple, one » w child, two <£<niil sized uiiiuriii«iied rooms. handy to Square. Apply "Convenience. •'Standard'' office. WAN! hi). {•'"•!. l.»r office. Applv I Bnri'Hi Hvwrrx Co.. |,t<l. WAN! hi) f\ iMiv.ii. Freeh whitebait j;i imperial Fish Market today. IM.diif . K WAN I EI). |o sell, cheap, 'J-.•-.eater (, ycle car, nearly new; 8-10 h.p." •Jap engine; complete with 4 lamps, hcod and glass screen. Apply "Wliitinoi '." ciirt' <*l Nonpareil. WAM El).—A young »irl to assist f ? in the tea rooms. Applv Min* Wilton. Manawatn iVa Hooinw. A.N I hi).—liy doinesticaud young ¥ f [adv. |K*sition as companionhelp. in country. near Palmerstun preferred. Addrtvs "Standard'' office. WANTED.— Copies ol London Daily Mail. IJovds Wceklv and other London papers. - Write "C\*Z..'' "Standard" office. WANTED. — Boy lor hardware shop; must have passed Sixth. Standard. Box '209. lor Palmerston North -J property. ;W!> acre*. 92 acres. 188 acres with good house, and 109 acres. and (Vk. George street. lIT ADAM ZERNI claims to have no i'X equal in New Zealand lor remoring superfluous hairs. Advice Iree. Phone 732. W ANTED.—100 Bicycles to thor- » ¥ oughiy overhaul and enamel. \\e make a .speciality ol this business. No boy labour in our workshop. Bring in your old machine, and we will tell you what requires doing, and what it will cost. \\att's Cycle Depot, next Clarendon, Rangitikei street, 'phone ~JT others equal us lor PictunTframing and Mount-cutting they must !>e good. Clark and Thompson, 3 Fitzlicrbert street, opposite Bank of New
Zealand. ORDERS ior milk and cream may be loft at Mrs E. Anderson's (oniVeiionery Shop (between Man:.. \Ui .Moat Co. and Bank of Australi a •. i will be promptly attended to ; v A. Weir, of the Gli.T EDGE DAIRY. *L. has a select herd of dairy cows. Front milk .'id quart or lOd Ballon: Irish cream daily Is 2d pint. Dairy. 51 Cuba street. TRY Whitehead Bros.' new Rice Cak<* and Cherry Cakes, at Main street West and the Square, where the celebrated Weddina Calves are made. sell as cheap as other* buy paints. white lead, oils, brushes, etc. Clark and Thompson, 3 Fitzherhert street. opposite Bank of New Zea>TO\Y'S the time. Everybody's do- ' inji it. Get your motor cycle overhauled, rehushed'and tuned up for the summer, Estimates given. Satisfaction assured. Larue Mock ol tyres and accessories. Watt's Garage, nest Workingmen's Club, Cuba street. WANTED.— Second-hand furniture, gent's lett-off clothing, ladies' and gents' boots, shoes, etc. J. Hudfield. 50 and 50a Rangitikei street. ' I'hone 607. TVAFFODlLS.—splendid collection of daffodils, anemone#, tulips and other spring flowers in bloom. Chrysanthemum and <i tlilia list now ready. All the best varieties. Send for one. Frank Mason, Sandon road, Feilding. Telephone 200 a, Feilding Exchange "VfOTICE.— Spring has come; the grass is growing; your mowers are in bad order. Send them to H. E. Bergersen, the lawn mower expert, 27 and 29 Broad street, as usual, 'phone 499. C 1 LOGS.— Ladies' too* Bs, men's ) boot 10s, ladies' knee boots 12s 6d, men's do. 16s; irons on- sole 6d extra; postage 9d extra. Sent any part of New Zealand. Our clogs built honestly throughout of the nest selected soliti leather; absolutely bone dry and guaranteed watertight. J. H. Wacker, boot and shoe and clogs manufacturer the Square. 1 MARTIN'S for postcards, wonJ. derful variety; school sundries, commercial stationery, postcard albums from Is, fashion journals, magazines and tbb latest books and papersi by every mnil. Inspection invited of my toy and fancy goods department.— L. Martin, bookseller and stationer. Contains the stories of the Pkv ture shown at the local Picture Theatres; folly illustrated. Ask to ne a copy at the local agent's, A. L. Westmoreland, Bookseller and New Agents, the Square (next Alexandra lies Rooms). T JALMAI Poultry Yards.—You need » hen 6 that lay? Certainly! The splendid strains of Black Orpingtons and White Leghorns bred by me ensure a plenteous e£g supply. Settings os. day old chicks Is each; Indian Runner ducks (eggs only), settings os. Postage and boxes extra. Order executed in rotation. I have iucubator space to let, and will hatch vom at a moderate, charge. All care but no responsibility. Cbas. E. ]>:.!« I, proprietor, Ihaka street, Palmeuivu X
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9587, 3 September 1913, Page 1
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