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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9856, 25 July 1914, Page 1

advertisements appearing in theM columns mutt enclose stamps for east of reply. "*IALL at B. Bowater'e factory, Feaj therston Street, the place for high grade furniture, at lowest prioee. /ANTED KNOWN.-Thet PrDunr calf, Boot Maker, has removed to new premises closer town. No. 29, Main Street East. FTERNOON Tea and Music at L Dustin's 'next Wednesday for members, intending members and the public generally—Palmeraton North Music Club (see announcement on Tuesday. ' THR shop for the working man. Why? Because the quality is the best and the price the lowest in town.—Excelsior Meat Co. DISON Phonographs, Blue Ambercol and Disc Record, all the latest from Is 3d each at Oates' Music Stores, Opposite Railway. _ • UCTION Sale on Monday at numL ber 13 Queen Street, furniture of every description to be sold without reserve.—Mounsey and Co. COMFORTABLE home offered to J four young lady boarders—terms moderate. No other boarders kept. Address "Standard" Office. O TILL a large quantity of light ..—ManteHjß. ACRES First-olass dairy farm, m. Glen Oroua, carry 80 cows in milk. Up-to-date accommodation. Price £SO per acre, £IOOO cash. Apply New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., Palmeraton North. r ANTED TO SELL—F good order. Cheap. Apply "Standard" Office. intry convalescent home for invalids, every comfort, close to town. For terms apply Mm Bullymore, Awahuri. \ do not advertise one special line "duttpV All our goods are the cheapo-* and yet the best in town.— Excelsior *.: tat Co. ADIES. cat out this advertisement and bring to Oates. It eaves you 20s on your new pram. Sale now out.— "Oates," Opposite Railway. boofc- / keeper, by competent clerk with good wholesale experience. Apply ] by letter "Cierkus," "Standard" Office. F you are thinking of gtfmg in for a _. Pianoforte we would like' to have| a chat with you. We have the flttmt selection of new instruments, also several good second-hand ones to choose from. Prices to fit all sized pockets on terms arranged to suit everyone. Ar-i thur's Music Stores, Main Street West (near the Square, not the Station end).. ORKERS.—Wanted, good porkers up to 10011ns., must be good quality. Apply Smith and Lee, pork butchers, Slain Street West. 3 -PIECE English design oval mirror, bedroom suite, without reserve, at Hooker's Sale, 67 Waldegrave Street, Tuesday, 1 p.m.—Mounsey. ANTED decent sec-ond-hand gig and harness (rub-ber-tyred preferred). State price and where seen to "Cash Bargain," c/o "Standard" Office. OUSEWIVES, come'to us, not only . for the Sunday joint bus for the very best and cheapest in the town all the week through.—Excelsior Meat Co. ANTED—Workers to hear Parry and Stove, Coleman Place tonight, also Oddfellows' Hall to-morrow night; both meetings commence at 8 o'clock.

RS STEINMAN, medical and busi- . ness clairvoyante, advice all subjects. Interviews 10.30 to 8 p.m.—ll Fitzherbert Street. ,ENERAL Store Bargain (owner retiring) for sale, cheap, as a going concern, good general store, clean, new, up-to-date stock, situated on Main Road, close to large school, in prosperous town. Banking over £250 per month; good cash trade. Will bear closest inspection. Full ingoing £2OO, which includes stock, plant, horse, cart, I __J _ J 1 T» • can be given end of month. Apply lor particulars to "Owner," P.O. Box 3, Palmerston North. UY Al Seeds for best results.—T. £. French, Agent, 30 Fitzherbert Street. ANTED.—AII Theatre patrons to ask for Suchard's "Milka" Chocolates, perfection of quality. LfOTORISTS! Ask for the Best LutJL bricating Oils—"Mobiline" and "Fourde." Wholesale Agents—Empire Agencies—Cole's Buildings. ANTED TO PURCHASE.-Low gig (in good order), and reliable pony. Apply, stating price and parJ_? 1_ J l LfW\ rf"V__i M _/_ ILCSa. dard" Office. ANTED TO SELL.—2OO 6ft 6in 5x4 sawn Red Birch posts. Can be seen at store. For price apply E. H. Crabb, Queen Street. ACRES, close to town, with 8-roora-f ed house, h. and c. water, gas, every convenience,' first class order. Price £I3OO. Terma.—T. J. Rodgers and Co.,jGeorgeJstreek_ *T7ANTED 7 .—At the Tneatre, girls , r and boys to ask for Suchard's "Velma" Chocolates, popular with everyone.

WNER of 20 acres with ing will exchange for farm 60 to 80 acrea.-r-J. A. Nash and Co., Palmerston North. FEW of our famous Railway . Boots left at 13s 6d. The boot that wean well. None better.—Mantell's. HITE Leghorns, the birds to lav. Four grand pens of my wellknown laying strain. All mated to best Heretaunga Cockerels (the world's record breakers). Now booking orders for dav old chicks (limited number), Is each. £4 10s per 100. Settings 7s 6d, ver, 78 Fitzherbert Street. ACROCARPAS and Pines—2o,ooo of above first class 2-year-old transplanted for sale at Hansen's Stoney Creek Nursery, Palmerston North. ALMERSTON Wardrobe Depot— Ladies', Gent's, and Children's second-hand Clothes purchased sad toll. —lB6 Main Street East. boards, both quaint and handsomely cured; both styles are in stock; call and inspect them and get the cash prices. Quality guaranteed.— Andrews and Sons. WANTED.—AII pretty girla and boyl to ash for Suchard's "Velma" Chocolates which took "Grand Prii" at Paris Exhibition.