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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1707, 23 December 1919, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. COME astray, on Prow’s farm, Asl hurst, sporting dog’, black. wit white spots. Owner can have same b paying expenses. I between Taikorea and Rongi tea, seat of Massey mowing mi !• chine. Apply to S. L. Stephenser Glen Oroua. near Scandia street grave pit, motor car side curtains, lit ward. Apply 8 Clifton street, or telt phono 1003. OST, between 6 .Lombard street am i Square' Observatory, child’s gob gable bangle; “Juno” on locket. Re ward— 6 Lojnbard street. TjQST’ ° n ketweei AVoodliehl’s and Karerc, girl’; black straw hat, with 18th Reinforce liionts’ badge; valued on account o: badge. Howard. Apply “Standard’ Office. I OST, light hay gelding, about 17 J , hands, star on forehead, white hind foot. Reward.—4l6 Main street; T OSTf Tluusday, at Colliuson and Jj Cunninghame’s, letter addressed to Dr. Putnam; cheque enclosed; payment stopped. Finder kindly ring 76711. TMOIIND, pair spectacles; also gold JL brooch. Owner may liave same by paying cost of advertisement. Apply ‘Standard” Office, _ * . Hutchins’ 1 .MOUND. Hutchins’ furniture ex- , ' change ; furniture of every description at lowest prices.—3ls Main street (near P. 0.). FOUND, at Fitzsimons’, secondhand depot, Main street east, set of dogcart harness, host of Mason jars, and all articles required. FOUND, dainty Xmas gifts, always something new.— Croucher’s, specialists, the Square, _ __ __ PLEASE daddy by giving him a box of Ardath cigars, from Levy’s, tobacconist. A NICE present for your young lady . Pond’s vanishing cream, 2s.—A’ .levy’s, tobacconist. [T/TJAT about buying your young VV man a silver mounted walking iick, from 5s 6d, at Levy’s, tobacconist, i NICE present for father—A Lqewe \ pipe, from Levy’s,, tobacconist. 3H! Mother, Fiver’s powder is only 5s 6d, at Levy’s, tobacconist and lirdresser. TO LET. rO LET, two unfurnished rooms, good locality, quiet home; occuants at business most of days. Apply Standard” Office. CO LEASE, for ,14 years, rent £1 per acre, all flat river deposits, 6 iddocks, 4-roomed house, outbuildings, earaery, school, railway, "all 2 miles, anawatu Line. Price £750 goodwill ; mis £350 cash.—G. A. Preece and i., Main street. FOR LATE ADV’its. SEP PAGE 3 CHILDREN’S “shoe-ette” sandals, . J with leather soles, in black and ,n.—J. Hadfield,: Rangitikei_ street. _ XJTANTED, youth or,man for dairy r V farm, machines used. Apply ’att’s cycle depot. j m TABLE fancy goods, all worth . / “ three or four times the price.— ites’ music stores. POULTRY sale to-morrow at, the Empire auction mart; turkeys, icks, geese, at 1.30 p.m. /B EN’S white canvas cricketing boots, fJL rubber soles, 11s 6d; ideal Xnias fts.—Colliuson and Cunninghanio.^ 'I OLID leather suit cases, kit and 5. brief bags, cheapest m town.— anson and Barr, Ltd. LEATHER writing cases make useful presents.—H. K. Swallow and Go., Clarendon Buildings; rjIHEY called up the chimney (their faces aglow), so that old Father Christmas their wants would know; horses and carts, jam and mince tarts, dolls that sleep and an engine that starts; but, please, Father Christmas, bring us all a pair of really good boots from Phil Duncalf’s, the Square. ADIES’ blouses, the latest creation i in the most approved style. Cali Harry Baker’s, ladies’ tailor. I ELECT your Xmas presents at Wat- \ son Bros. We have largo stocks valuable gifts, which are not expene, and will suit you in every way, ch as electro-plated hot water jugs, n dishes, teapots, vases, cruets, cake dies, sets carvers, manicure sets, Unless knives*, etc. —Watson Bros., > ECORDS, gramophones and pianos, now stocks just opened up.— ites’ music stores. [UST landed, Christopher Johnson’s I ivory, electro-plated, metal, and »rn handled pocket knives, 2 blades, om 4s 6d *to 10s each.—Hopwood’s )WEEING plants for present planting, from 6d per dozen.— Just, the Square. it men, white canvas' walking shoes’, ’leather soles and heels; id Xmas gifts, 15s 6d.—Collmson binninghame. TNTRY children, see Santa Gam at Colliuson and Cunninghame’s ssday, Dec. 24th, 11 a.m. to T2.3C 1.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Admissioi id free present. ISY*air guns, 8s 6d, tricycles, 3ft to 50s; wheelbarrows, 8s 6d t knives, Is.—Hopwood Hardware EEN peas and new potatoes 0 exceptional quality for Christmas j possible prices; at Harry Pal 13RMOS flasks,’ 9s 6d to 30s; fold ing camp beds, 30s; hammock: -Hopwood Hardware Co. >PER kettles, all sizes, Enghs make, 14s to 27s 6d each; sel os sad irons, 18s 6d.—Hopwoo K for Butterick’s quarterly ft winter 1919-1920: shipment jui ad.—Cbllihson and Cunningham H'A CLAUS meets country chi dren. Collinson and Cunnin s, Wednesday, Dec. 24th, 11 a.r 30 p.m., 1.30 p.m; to 5 p.m. A 11 6d, and free gift from San