LOST AND FOUND. I-T OST, gold bracelet. Reward ]\ .A B. A. Moure, Roy street, pho i*« r - .» 1" OST, last week, black sdk blouse, A Featherston or -Pino street Finder please leave at "Standarc P Ollice. o T OST, between Square and Whak j JU rongq school, via Church street, n ii containing plans, etc. Finder plea leave Whakaronga store or Buntit - studios. Reward. e I TM)UND, about fortnight ago, gent IJ. gold band ring, with monograij Apply Post Office, kairanga. lOUND, at Fitzsimons , secondhai depot, Main street east, set I dogcart harness, host of Mason jar and all articles required. TO LET. 10 let, two unfurnished rooms; goo _ locality; business ladies preterm I Apply "Standard" Office. 0 LET, for 3 months, 4-room l'ui nished cottage, Amesbury street rent 3os. Apply box 232, Palniersto North. _ mo LET, two unfurnished ■ iron X rooms, good locality, use of ai conveniences. Address at "Standard' Ollice. IFOR LATE ADVTB. SEE PAGIi I WANTED, permanent board fo married couple with grown-ui daughter. Terms to "Urgent (3),' "Standard"-Office. THE most beautiful gramophones yoi have ever seen—New Edison dia mond discs and records for Xmas.—A liCary's. PHOTOGRAPH time is here agam Dainty 1920 caendars for th Christmas photo at Billens' studio.Phone 731. DO you know Emmctt, the grocer call, he will be pleased to see yoi at his store, Featherston street; phone 1009. PARTICULAR purchasers find profit JL able picking in our stocks o: Xmas cards, calendars, etc.—ll. K Swallow and Co., Clarendon Buildings Palmerston North. kTEW stocks of music and pianos jus! arrived lor Christmas trade splendid value, at Oates'_music stores. WANTED" for strong young woman washing and cleaning by day. Apnlv '•.Experience," "Standard" Office. [EN'S best boots, glace kid, 21s ux box calf, 255, all solid leather Good wear in every pair.—At Hannah's BARE feet covered with the bqsi • footwear at moderate prices, 'ape 10 per cent, discount allowed til Xmas Eve, at Pullar and Burrow's. Ci UMMER PAINTING:—Entrust you k) work to skilled tradesmen; prices consistent with workmanship.—Butche: and Bradley, 224 and 130 Broad street A N excellent opportunity to buy fur J\. niture at the right price—attenc the huge sale, Bourke street, to-mor row.—Mounsey and Co. V y of voting to-morrow, polling day. Strike out the two top lines. WE draw school committees' attention to our splendid selection ol reward books.—H. K. Swallow and Co.. Clarendon Buildings, Palmerston North. W "ANTED, cook and kitchen assistant for Y.W.C.A. hostel; good wages. Apply-matron, Queen street. WAITING for election results hj wearisome. Come and see Collinson and Gunninghame's magnificent electric light display. All windows specially illuminated. TANTEI), apprentice tor foundry. V Apply A. F. Martin, Main street. DINNA forget to call at Mollor'i kandy store for some delicious peanut brittle.—Opposite Post Office. DON'T, for the sake of 8000 drunkards annually in New Zealand I fail to record your vote. O EAD list page 8 this issue; extcnJAj sivo clearing sale to-morrow. Bourke street; on account Mr Birch Bargains for all.—Mounsey and Co. TANTEI), at New Year, marriec V couple; man to milk, cut wooc and help in kitchen. Wife must bf good, clean, plain cook, especially goo( bread-baker. Apply to Drummond anc Sons, ironmongers, Wanganui. I>OON sells the product of earth am > sea, and at prices to suit; jus call in and see (Broadway). 1,1 J. SHEPPARD has large stocfc • of Lewis Berger and Sons paints; the price of this paint has re cently advanced 2s per gallon, at tin factory; no advance at Sheppard's. Re member, Imperial gallons, not Amen nriAXI, new 7-soater Willy's Knigh X car; comfortable, punctual, aatii factory j charges reasonable. —'Phon 944.—A. Tonkin. "DOCKING horses, go-carts, engines • J\j prams, hobby horses, etc., at I ; Martin's, the Main street toy shop. 17* LECTRIC light display at Collinso A & Cunninghame's on Wednesd,a (election night), featuring Xmift gifl " and millinery specials. See what yo " can buy for little money. CHANSON AND KEARNEY, 2? J Main street. —Silk shirts, smai I ties, umbrellas, fancy sox, make a< r-eptablo presents. if\(\ ACRES, good dairy farm, a UU buildings, extensive pij ' geries, £4O an acre, easy terms.- ' Harry Palmer and Co. TX7ANTED to sell, 5-roomcd hous ' V? with conveniences, Church stre< . east, good dry section. Price reduce f to £500; terms.—Orbcll and Co., Ma street. e IHTHE best store in town for groco JL and provisions is Boon and C< the popular establishment in Broa ' way, phone 379. WANTED known, F. J. Sheppa has not sold his ironmongery ai furnishing business at 85 and. 85a Ra * gifcikei street, where he carries a lar and varied stock. Call and see hini. A'ING aeroplane balloons, t water-melon balloons, and sevei I other kinds, at Martin's, the Ma (street toyland,—Telephone 567. -' pOLD PAINT, 9d; goggles, 4s f - Li 1 outfits, 6d; pump-clips, 6d; Ei " lish saddles, lis 6d; oil, 4d; G.A vulcanisers, 6s 9d; Dunlop solution, ■ rear carriers, 2s 6d; tyres from tubes from 3s 6d.-At the Ideal cy works only, next "Standard" Offr phone 1189,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1702, 16 December 1919, Page 1
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