i VTETANTED, for Waikato, good cool /"'Vt ■'good • place, lure paid. Write . Newbury Post Office. ' ""ANTED, during school holidays, bo} . . tor light farm work; good wage comfortable home. Apply i£. Hay wan phone 8495. 'MAS > gifts of all ki J Pratt's. TANTED to buy, 5-roomed houst „ i t "vicinity Broad, Grey or Feathers toir streets. Apply "House H," '"Star. tin rid": Office. WHEN You" Look'in'the Heart't a Rose," get a copy for 2s, a Oafbs' music stores. O U BONUS.—Wanted to" lease" o; QffiwlJ rent, 4 or 5-roomed house must, be up-to-date and have all con veirjehecs. Apply ''Standard" Office TANTED, barman for Manawati 'V: races. Apply immediately, W Doyine, Empire Hotel. IADIES' striped Fuji silk sports J- - coats, collars beautifully embroidered, £2 2s.—J. Hadfield, Rangitikei 1 street. "VKTANTED to exchange or sell, new IVV mandolin, for violin.—F. Smith j Oroua Downs, factory. SANTFCLAUS ~ is" liule"ly~7leli{ now tliat so many thousands ol i kiddies have visited him in - his cave lat Colliuson and Cuiininghame's. ARE you in the"dark? Then"buy an . .electric torch from A. Oldaker, Main street, near G.P.O. An excellent I Xmas gift. Prices from 3s 6d. TANTED, grass mowing by the acre. Apply 226 Featherston .Street "O D.C." on Saturday, all silk~rihJL. o boos, wash and wear well, 3in wide, Is 3d, for lOd ; to 4fin wide, 2s ody for Is 6d; black, white, sky and saxe. »wm7ANTED to purchase, 6 turkeys, v* cash on delivery.—Empire Auction Mart, phone 420, box 285. THR most suitablo and practicable , Xmas present is a comfortable, scagrass chair; various designs from the Dominion wickerware coy., 321 Main street i East. green peas, prime new potat •■ toes, in lots to suit purchasers,; fit mart sale, 11 a.m. to-morrow.— i Harry Palmer's. RANTED to soil, winter cabbaj plants, in any quantity. .app 181 Main street. the kiddies, a box of paints will . * delight them, priced from 9d to in 6d—Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzierbert street. SMITH'S Victoria hand laundry, 20 Manson Street, will be closed lipm_24th December, till January 2nd. 13 D.C." on Saturday, white hem- . • stitched handkerchiefs, good p.iaiity, worth 6d, for 4 l d. TOYLAND at L." Martin's, Main street west; come where the cheapest prices are.—Phone 567. OMART and comfortable silk slippers, O embroidered fronts, colours saxe, rose, . black; 3s. lid.—Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. 7'ANTED, some kind person to adopt healthy baby boy, 10 weeks old,, respectable parents. Apply "Adoption," "Standard" Office. HAMS.—We have a few left. ~k. Buy now from the Universal Supply Co., Rangitikei street. CIAPABLE lady help required before / or after holidays; no washing; good wages. Apply 23 Albert street. \ CCEPTABLE * Xmas~~iii r tl="R7al l\. : Indian handmade d'oyleys, round medallion pattern, Bin! across; Is each. —Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd._ Ey D.C." on Saturday, coloured, cot-;'-.ton liose, hole-proof, seamless, British make, tan, beaver, grey and biscuit, 3s 6d, for-2s 6d. \ / r ACUUM cleaners for hire, from os per day.—General Cleaning Co., 9 George street, phone 593. SCOOTERS, with strong iron wheels, from 4s to 60s each, at Bennett's, Broadway. 7MAS GIFTS.—What could be bet- , ter than a beautiful pot plant, ape Mrs Imrie's display. Address, late: "r'MAS poultry, of all kinds at mart L sale to-morrow, 1 p.m., last auction before Christmas.—Harry Palmer's. TANTED to sell, two cottages, / V close to railway station, all conveniences, easy terms. Apply 5 Terrace street. _ _ XNDREWS AND SONS are showing J\. some useful lines for Christmas presents. _ _. TOYS.— Splendid "variety at Bennett's, Broadway. D. motor cycle, about VV h.p., countershaft drive, suitablo for light side-car. Apply "Standard" Office. _ . SELECT distinctive footwear—Hero rJ are ladies' Derby lace shoes in black, glace, leather heels; 17s 6d.— Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. [TANTED immediately, by two reV spectable working men, board and lodgings, with private family preferred; would share room. Reply "Homely Office. J" OHANSON AND KEARNEY, 233 Main street, for bright, breezy displays of useful Xmas gifts. TRICYCLES, from 40s to 80s each, at Bennett's, Broadway. /"E have a few lines boots and shoes before the lato rises, which iaro splendid value. Seo our business man's boot at 29s 6d—best value in Dominion.—F. J. Sheppard, 85 Rangitikei street. MAS CARDS, in endless variety ' at Bennett's, Broadway. TANTED to buy, pony gig, in gooc r order, rubber tyres preferred j Apply "A.M.8.," "Standard" Office. 'ANTED, woman to wash (one da Jj week).. Apply Nurse Knowles, 2i I Albert street. j'RETTY feet look prettier in ou ..' !: stylish shoes. Our prices are low }and',we allow 2s olf every £ spent ,ti ! 1 Ninas Eve.—Pullar and Burrow's. OW TO VOTE!—Strike but fo . Butcher and Bradley for you ORDERS taken for cooked bams, r ">' Dustins, Ltd., the premie . caterers. ' j Tt TIXED FARM, 370 acres,' twe-thire ' iVJL ploughable, Manawatu Line* goo p buildings; suitable Wellington mil • j auppjy, £27 per, acre, £SOO cash —V 10.' Brouhy, 27. Rangitikei street.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1705, 19 December 1919, Page 1
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