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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9855, 24 July 1914, Page 1

WANTED, PERSONS requiring answer* to advertisements appearing in these oohintas must enclose stsmps for cost of reply. ANTED.—Two gentlemen boarder*, private home, close to :t large quantity of light k5 &liou», strup and lace, at 7s 6d; a few pairs Chrome Shoes. 3's and 4'e, at 4s 6d.—Mantell's. raiHE greatest success we have hanX died so far is the new "Skipper" Waltz (over 100 copies sold in a tortnight).—Arthur's Music Stores (sole local agents). WANTED.— Young girl for gener- / al housework, no children. Apply Mrs Yock, Club Hotel.

RS STEINMAN, medical and business clairvoyants, advice all subjects. Interviews 10.30 to 8 p.m.—ll Fitzherbert Street. NEW HOUSE SALE.—Savin Eider Down Quilts, 2 only, 50* each, worth 80s.—John L. Ross and Co^ DANIEL'S Incubator and choice laying pullet at to-morrow's Auetino, M.A 0., No. 1 Cuba Street. WANTED.-The public to ins|)ect Hampton's window every Saturday before purchasing them. Sunday joint elsewhere. Spot Cash. No delivery. WANTED.— All Theatre patron* to ask for Suchard's "Milka" Chocolates, perfection of quality. TW-EW HOUSE SALE; IWgiaFSilk; 11 64 inches wide. Is Gd j>er yard. —John L. Ross and Co. lfX bncating Oils— "Mobiline" and "Fourde." Wholesale Agents—Empire Agencies—Cole's liuildings. F you are thinking of going in lor a PiMi-iotoMP wr v.oufd like to have a chat with you. We have secondhand instruments from £Io upwards and new ones from £4O. Cash or terms in each case.—Arthur's Music Store*, Main Street West (near the Square). ANTED TO PURCHASE.—Low gig (in good order), and reliable pony. App'v. stating price and particulars, ',:> 'Turn. Out," c/o "Stan/ANTED TO SELL.-200 6fT6in ox 4 sawn Red Birch poste. Can be seen at store. For price apply E. H. Orabb, Queen Street. 2 ACRES, close to town, ed house, h. and c. water, ga.s, every convenience, first class order. Price £I3OO. Terms,—T. J. Rodgere and Co., George Street. 5 PIANOS for sale including new Rap. poldi at M.A.C., No. 1 Cuba Street. 7ANTED.—At the Theatre, girls J and boys to ask for Suchard's "Velma" Chooolatea, popular with everyone.

OWNER of 20 acres with good building will exchange for farm 60 to 80 acres.—J. A. Nash and Co., Palmerston North. FEW of our famous Railway . Boots left at 13s 6d. The boot that wears well. None better.—Mantell's. WHITE Leghorn., tho birds to Jay. Four grand pens of my wellknown laying strain. All mated to host Heretaunga Cockerels (the world's record breakers). Now booking orders lor uay old chicks (limited number), Is each, £4 It* per 100. Settings 7s Gd, incubator lots £2 per 100.—A. V. Oliver, ft* Fitzherberfr Street. fifi ACRE dairy farm, close Palmerl/V/ ston, all requisite buildings. Owner Hi vhange for town property. —J. A. Niiiii and Co., Palmeiston North. MACROCARPAS and Pines.-20,000 of above first class 2-year-old transplanted for sale at Hansen's Stoney Creek Nursery, Palmerston North. PALMERSTON Wardrobe Depot.Ladies', Gent's, and Cftuldrenfs second-hand Clothes purchased and sold. —lB5 Main Street East. O A RANGITIKEI STREET sell sideboards, both quaint and handsomely carved; both styles are in stock; call and inspect them and get the cash prices. Quality guaranteed.— Andrews and Sons. WANTED.— All pretty girls and boys to ask for Suchard's 'Velma" Chocolates which took 'Grand Priz" at Paris Exhibition.

/IALL at L. Martin's for Presents, Toys, Fancy Goods, Book and Stationery.—Main Stx«*»t West. _ u< K uib lUIUI.CU. JJIIV, tannia Specials to 206, Britannia « 17s 6d. The improvements in those tyres ar* many. Thi* tyres are waterproof throughout. The thickness of rubber on the sides is double to what it was last season. We also have Dun-' lops at 17s 6d, Oceanics at 12s 6d. We still date our tyres the day you buy.— Watt's Qyde Depot, Rangitikei Street. UNTLEY & PALMER'S "Akoll" •"- Biscuits are the outcome of a scientific endeavour, to make a food of a really palatable character for the benefit of those to whom starch and sugar in any form are absolutely forbidden. Sold by Dustin's, Ltd., Agents. JL# Because we know wo can remove' your furniture entirely satisfactorily, we ask you to ouudult us. A chat costs nothing, commits you to nothing; but the advice, information and price we niture removed near or far. The N.Z. Express Co., Ltd. , , RI6TLET WATCHES.-Wristlet watohes in all Styles and Sices. Guarantee given with each watoh at 0. P. Nash's, Watohmaker sad Jeweller, Coleman Place. A NEVER Failing Sign when written by Olark and Thompson, 8 Fitzherbert Street! The Premier Eignwritess. 'Phone 417,