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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1709, 27 December 1919, Page 1

T 0 sawmill woidcerß^Wautod;' tc start sth January, first-claa head and., tail to henchman, ,tailer-out, TT '- i breaking down men, yam 01- man, gooseman, hj inert and bush trucky.’ /top wages, first-class working and living conditions’; mill alongside Main Trunk line- !’> Apply to box 1, Horopitp W ’ANTED;'girl for confectionery shop. Apply ••Standard” - Office. ANTED immediately, , butter maker, £3 10s per week, cottage, and usual , allowances; married preferred. Apply Secretary, box,,sVl-M----■mprston North. ED, superior board (in pri- . . vate, family) by elderly, lady. Api.‘ply “Board,” “Standard” Office. I'\ % IANTED1 ANTED to buy, up-to-date_ fosi{Y V dence, in Palmerston North. 1 f‘S|ate particulars, price; etc,, “Parmer,” Standard’’ ,officc.__ Experienced married couple »'A -wants position on farm. Reply Stating salary to “Waiting,” “Stan- ’ •jditrcl” Office. _ TTILECTRIC torches, refills and bulbs; JU largest selection in N.Z., at 01-i-’s torch emporium, Main street. daker ~ by P.O. Prices from 3s 6d complete. Esther Christmas’ "cave at c»iJtl linson and Cuiiningluujie’s is open for'inspection free of charge every day until New Year’s Eve. •/" V7ISITORS to Plimmerton, call at V Post 0 Office store for your seaside requirements, prices reasonablewell assorted stock, in extended promises. Kcllow bread on hand.—Wm. Martin, proprietor. ripERRACE END.—Coronation, confectionery has bran tubs, Gd and , JL Is dip. Full value guaranteed. 1 CHANSON AND KEARNEY advise sports attending the races to wen? a sovereign felt hat; it wijl bring you 328. "ANTED, grass mowing, by the acre, machines used. Ring phone ANTED, engine driver, first ticket. Apply Bagnail and Keeble, or Tane mill, RangitarSICE Father Christmas’ cave at Col linson and Cunhinghame’s; free inspection every day until New Year’s Eve. OON for Peck’s table delicacies— White’s jellies and Keiler’s marmalade.—Broadway’s class grocery t stores, phone 379. _ _ STRAWBERRIES and cream, ice cream, and iced drinks served daily at Dustin’s marble bar. TOYLAND.— peel! Martin’s toyland. Main street west,- is .the best shop for toys in the town, and the cheapest.

OON .sells the. product of earth and 3 sea, and at prices to suit; just call in and see'-(Broadway). T OHANSON AND KEARNEY, 233 aj Main street, for Royalty hoots lor men, 25s and 30s. B ( UY NOW, and save worry at the store where you get everything to suit everybody. Hero arc a few useful presents for men : Hair brushes, shaving brushes, razors, auto strops, razors, Gillette razors, watches, fountain pens, pocket knives.—Watson Bros., Ltd v - v. JO you know Emmett, the grocer; call, he will be pleased to seo you at his store, Featherston street; phone 1009. __ mOYLAND at L. Martin’s, Main a street west; come where the cheapest prices are.—Phone LADIES’ and gents’ second-hand cycles in new condition, from £6, at the Ideal cycle' works, next “Standard” Office. Cycles built to order from £l4 10s; juvenile cycles built from £8 10s.—Phone 1189 CONGOLEUM art rugs are lovely goods, and wear for years. See them at Sheppard’s, 85 and 86a Eangitikei street. ORDERS taken for cooked haras, at Dustins, Ltd., the premier caterers. MILLAR AND GIORGI for men\ and boys’ boots and shoes, suitable for every requirement, largest stock in town, best variety to choose from. Prices absolutely-rights and last but no# least, satisfaction guaranteed. Note address: Millar and Giorgi, -hoot specialists, the Square,

T OOK at the window display foi JLi t6ys and'E.P. ware to convince you of ,the splendid aWyrtmeiit, m n’ico you like; country customers khdy come early.—Landers'-Bros., Kongolea store, Kongo tea. 1%/jTASTER carburetters ensure ''econoItJL; jnical motoring.—Arthur Whitaker, the car repair man, 8 Grey otreet. 'Phone.626. v* TVTE have a few linos boots-and shoes y T bought before the late rises, which are , splendid yalue. See ourbusiness man’s boot at 29s 6d— value in Dominion.—F. J. Sheppard, 85 Rangitikoi street. \ gEE our mattoes tmd fancy metal frames, splendid presents, and easily posted.—Alexander Clark, Ltd'., ) 3 Fitzherbert street. A ; SCOOTER makes an acceptable present for -boy or girl. F. J. Sheppard ha's a good stock of strong machines j built' of hardwood, from 5s 6d; get one | for • Christmas. Syhristmas. ’HE best store in town for grocery and provisions is Boon and Co., ! the popular establishment in Broadway, phone 379. ’ : T JSEFUL presents for the housewife ;I i : are to Hand at Watson Bros—j Bphzinb irons, Mrs Potts’ Irqus, asbes--log; irons, carpet sweepers, copper ketin lies/ aluminium saucepans, meat safes, ,t jam pans; also fine stocks of crystal, j, Doulton and crockery ware,—Watson