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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9742, 6 March 1914, Page 8

HARRY PALMER'S REGULAR MARKET SALE. SATURDAY, MARCH 7. FISH, 10.13. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. 10.30. 500 cases tomatoes, pears, poaches cucumbers, apples, quinces, 6 tubs raspberries, 100 sacks potatoes, 20 sacks swedes, 30 cases onions, 10 cwt. onions, cabbages, marrows, cauliflowers, pumpkins, beans. PIGS AND POULTRY, 12 noon.— Weaners, stores, porkers, hens. cockerels, clucks. Special entry: '. purebred Black Orpington and White Leghorn cockerels, 2 pair doves. VEHICLES. 1 p.m.—Light gig and harness, heavy spring cart. .'.'■ sees harness, set disc harrows, set 3 leaf tine harrows, new milk cans. FURNITURE, 2 p.m.—2 good cheffoniers, 27-drawer chests, 25-drawer chests, leather couch, plush couch, tapestry couch, o single and double bedsteads, spring and wire matSPECIALS.—O good Norwich canaries. o new'and second-hand bikes. 20 (••lests tea. MANAWATU TROTTING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING, 11th MARCH, 1914. Awapuni Racecourse, PALMERSTON NORTH. ACCEPTANCES CLOSE on FRIDAY, March 6, at 10 p.m. Members are requested to send in their subscriptions prompt!? * r G. F. D. WATSON, Secretary, • ' 11 Cuba street. DESSERT APPLfco. i HARP'S Early, 401b case, 7s 6d; ■KJ Cooking apples, 401b c#se, 6s 6d ; Up-to-date potatoes, per sack, 10s 6d. : Rail paid to any sation lor 6ci per case extra tor the apples; cash with order JOHN RICH, Karoola Orchard, Havelock North. jPULT Edge Dairy.—Customers who have been served at Cuba street [branch are notified that from March 1 my town agency wil! not bo continued at the Cuba street promises. An up- ; to-date town branch will be opened at a very eariy date, to be fuly advertised. A. Weir, proprietor. They call him the the weli-kco^ spring poet; The people of Palmerston al] ueem to know it. Sis SOLE delight is to SOLE all day. For saving SOLES he ie just O.K. 'Phone 612 66 Cuba street. 7ARNING.—To Easter Brides: Book your wedding reeootiou | early at Dustin's, Ltd., the Square. TI7 ANTED Known.-That C. H. *▼ Allen (late of O'Connor and Tydeman's), Manufacturing Jeweller, Diamond Setter and Engraver, Clarendon Buildings, above Andrew Millar's. has started in business on his own ac"TVAFFODILS and other Bulbs. Catalogue now ready. Posted free on [application. Dahlias in bloom. Roses including the latest novelties from Eng- | land. Frank Mason. Sandon road. FeildTOfc KWONG LEE, provision mer- ** chant, grocer, fruiterer and importer of Chinese silk, next Collinson and Son's, the Scjuare. Fresh vegetables delivered to all parts of the town daily. Large stocks of Xew Zealand and im- | ported fruits always o:: ,>and. 'Phone i 423. iNLY £'7, Unity Cycles, especially built for New Zealand, with , Eadie Coasters, Reynolds' chains. J Brooks' saddles, first grade tyres, guarj anteed. The best value ever offered. J Excelsior Prima tyres, thick tread, to j clear 16s, guaranteed 12 months. G. j Skinner, Cycle Agent, Main st. West. POLITICS, without a doubt, Entrancing are to talk about; But when it comes to serious things Your byke to EDGE, you'd better bring. 54 RANGITIKEI STREET. kTOTICE.—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. OTOR CAR For Eire.—Having re • cently installed an up-to-date Wolesley motor car, I am prepared to drive clients to any part of the district at moderate rates, D. HacNair, Tattersall's Stables, Rangitikei street, 'phone 474. E you want your watch repairs skilL > fully and promptly executed, bring them to Nash, watchmaker and jeweller, Coleman Place. lAILORING with experience behind it. We guarantee to give you satisfaction. Order your next suit from us, and yon will be satisfied. A. de Luen and Co., tailors the Square. .RILLS or Cold Meat and Salad at any hour at Dustin's, the Square.