, , LOST AND FOUND. OST.—A double snake ring, in the Square. Reward at "Standard" Office. TO LET SALE. 10 LET— 10-roofeed house, all raodL ern conveniences andffive acres of land, close to Kairanga school. Apply to Box 8, Kairanga. 10 LEL.—One imfurnisnecl room, with fireplace! mar Square. Apply "Standard" OAfce. ] 10 LEI.—As going concern, dairy farm, with Stock and plant, and good town milk ruji. Apply "Standard" Office. ftAL.ii;.— motor bike, L complete suit, lamp', speedometer, *ools, etc. ; exchange, or terms arranged.—Address at "Standard" Office. 101? SALE.—Tip4op line straw, oatL en sheaf chaff. £3 10s on ground, sacks extra.—T. Begpett, Awahuri. TTOH SA LE.—AplesldT jelly apples -1- _ Is .sugar bag, quinces id per lb. —J. P. Connor. Te alatai. JIOK SALE.-A big block dray, or L would exchange i'ur a smaller one. Apply "Standard" Office. OR SALE.—IB good Jersey weaner heifers, from six to eight months old; one pony mare, very quiet, for iady to drive or suit school children. Peter Andersen, Private Bag, Rongotea. SALE.—Almost new 5-roomed dwelling, with all modern conveniences, well finished, in two sections. Price, £SOO with one section, or £6OO hiking both. Terms.—Orbell and Co., Main street West. TLI Oil SALE.—General store, op-to--2- date, turnover £3OO a month, in Palmerston; tiice home attached, splendid stand; furniture, horse, cart, harness, all plant and fixtures, 5 years' lease: low rent. The lot for £2OO, stock :;• cost, full ingoing about £350; family reason for selling. Good sound business. For address apply in writing, "Storekeeper," "Standard" office. CROUCHER'S, The Placa for Correct Art Needlework and Fancy ooods, SPECIALITIES for this wee];: kJ t Stamped Camisoles, new one-piece style,"and Magyar Nightdresses on fine Madapolin., Is 9d each. Address: Near "Standard" Office, THE SQUARE. AN ABSOLUTE SNIP. OAA ACRES, LLP., rent £l2 per ±*KJ\J year, can be made freehold; 11 acres ploughed, 150 plough able when stumped; divided into 8 paddocks, well watered by river and creeks. Stock on the land: 42 grown cattle (cows), 18 weaners, 4 heifers, 3 horses. Good 5-roomed house, washhouse, 14 bail cowshed (concrete floor), engine room, etc. Situated 2 iriles to good cheese factory, 1\ to school, and G to Eketahuna railway. A splendid little farm, and absolutely cheap at £l2 per acre, £IOOO cash, balance 5 per cent for 5 years. Apply— T. KNIGHT." Land Agent, Eketahuna. 01 A CASH down.—First-class * I \J building sections, 54 x 132, , close to proposed tram route, handy to Square and railway station. Price £2 5s per foot, balance 3 years at G per cent. We are also prepared to build houses to snit purchasers; £IOO deposit, balance arranged. Apply Lambert ami Co., Palmerston North. fi* H. ALLEN, Manufacturing JewV-'' • ©lier and Engraver. 1 specialise in ring making- Old gold melted down and made up into the latest desij»is , Ail repairs neatly and promptly executed. "TF your watch has any ailments take .4.. it to Nash, the watch doctor, Coloman Place. Repairs guaranteed twelve months. A trial solicited. J ANT ED.—The public to know ,' * that C. Wallace, "Cuba street, has a large'stock of second-hand books for sale, cheap. Drop in and inspect for yourself.—C. Wallace, 86 Cuba street, Palmerston North. "UNTLY and Palmer's Biscuit* at Dustin's. They are delicious. ~" J ANTED.— The public of Palmerston North to know that Milner and Thompson, Ltd., have opened up in the piano business in premises adjoining the "Evening Standard" office. Only the best pianos and organs will be stocked. I O FITZHERBERT ST. have large o stocks of bevelled mirrors, all sizes, selling at Wellington prices. ADIES' Tailoring.—We are expert ladies' tailors, and have hundreds of satisfied clients in all parts of the district. Fit and style guaranteed. Only best materials used. Call and leave your order. A. de Luen and Co., Tailors, the Square. TjIXCHANGE.—Good town property, showing good returns. Equity £2200. Owner will exchange for farm, Apply to J. B. Wilton, 33 Rangitikei street, Palmerston North., 'E have the following sums avail--1 able, £IOO, £l5O and £SOO for I investment at 6 per cent. J. A. Nash and Co., George stroet.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9742, 6 March 1914, Page 1
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