ANTED,' boy for milk run, one ' able,to ride bicycle preferred. ApIfjlv 36 Princess street. ANTED, position'as lady help or 'V companion, country preferred., Apply "P.P.," "Standard" Office. : WANTED to buy, cherry plums, any quantity. Address 9 Linton .treet. _i_J„ .„ WANTED known, a'fine assortment of jeliies and cordials at Bur.emgh and Charles's,, next P.D.C. Call and see. WANTED," women and girls for laundry work; also good ironers. tpply Claim's laundry. _ , WANTED, for mother and daughter, bed-sitting room, use convenj•ncos. Apply "No Trouble," "Standard" Office. _ ; pL/U'MS for jam, ljd lb. Apply 50 1. College street. WANTED, junior for office, girl ju:;i left school preferred. Apply in )wn handwriting, to box 107, Palmersfcon North. OAK pianos, you can get nothing better,, latest models, lowest trices, .easiest terms. —Gates' .music stores. *
OO BONUS—Wanted to rent 01 •jWO lease, furnished or unfurnished •.ouse. Apply "N.M.," "Standard" OTANTED, Foxion beach, furnished TV whare, two weeks commencing ianuarv Ist. Apply "Whare," "Stanlard" Office. _____ r<CHOOI. inspector: "Take a number vJ that's well known, such as -." "horns: "H)9'2, the chief taxi phone."— 1 J. Killick. J ANTED, boy for grocery, wages TV £1 per 'week. Apply Morris and Vatts, Cuba street. 'ATIVE RESERVE. Practically new, most desirable dwelling; imnodiate possession; five rooms, all eouci.iences. Bargain for quick sale. Ap>ly R. H. Spencer, Itangitikd street. JANGKL plants for sale—Sutton's LVjfL prize-winner, 5s per 1000. Ap•ly Stuart McKenzio, phone 519, or ox 186, Palmerston North. r_RRACE END.—Coronation conjL foctionery has bran tubs, (id and s dip. Full value guaranteed. BUY your number any number of times for Is lucky dip on Now tear's Eve, at Collinson and Cunning-. lame's. See presents in window 6. TOHANSON AND KEARNEY, 233 * Main street, selling smart lines f ladies' dust coats, trench sliape, for
ODAK.—Stocks of films, printing . paper, developers, etc., town 'rices, at the Rongotoa Co-op., Rongotoa. P(CE, the kiddies, a box of paints will delight them, priced from 9d to is 6d.—Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzlerbert street. [7 ANTED known, new season s wali V nuts, Brazils, Barcelona nnts, at Uirrough and Charles's, next P.D.C. Jail and see. iTIjREE inspection of Father Christ-: mas' cave at Collinson and Cunlinghanie's every day until Wednesday, \'ew Year's Eve. W 'ANTED to sell, new-sroomed bungalow, all conveniences, close to Square'; owner leaving. Price £1000; 8850 cash.—Orbell and Co., Main ■treet. JOIN in New Year's Eve revelry at Collinson and Cunninghame s; — iiuy a number for Is lucky dip. Presents displayed, window G. _ . __. PJ. SHEPPARD is out on hig'own for • value in all kinds of tools, iron, •vire, nails, staples, etc., etc.; furniture, iedsteads and bedding, kapoc and wire nattressos, and many other lines. Call and <eo him. .... DON'T MISS free inspection of Father Christmas' cave at Collin-' •;on and Cnnninghame's. Every day until New Year's Eve.
ORCHARDS sprayed for oodlin motb with up-to-date appliances. -Vrite, call or phone 1014.—Henderson, iurseryman. Main street. EMMETT, "practical grocer," Featherston Street; give him a trial, it will pay yoti every time.—Phone 1009. GARNER AND GARNER are'showing the greatest display of toys and dolls ever seen in Palmerston. Buy early. : OIOTJND furniture and good household sundries wanted in any quantity. Will buy for cash or sell on owner's account.— Harry Palmer's. \ •. ' (RUIT and jam jars just Landed at __■ P. J. Sheppard's; quality and price right, get in early. Our prices for English dinnerware and teaware are 1 still'leads in grocery values—--3 Salmon, sardines, and tinned fruits in great variety; all finest brands. ■ ■ ■ NOTHING succeeas like success, and no salea succeed better than those ! conducted by Harry Palmer t\nd Co.
CUKES, mince pics, plum pudJ dings, made only from the very best ingredients.—Dustin's, the provider*. ; •■ •UY vour furniture and lronmonstreet. CfARJJS.— Diiiuby personal greeting i New Year cards, printed with your 11 amo and address, from 2s 6d per, dozen.—A. L. "Westmoreland, the Square, phone 1020. ;. ' ,\ ' WANTED known, F. J. Sbeppard has not sold his ironmongery and furnishing' business at 85 and ssa Rangitikei street, whero he carries a large ; and varied stock. Call and see hun 21 d PER DOZ~—Christmas card* / U printed with your name and (address; last week for taking orders.— —A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller, W 'Square, phone 1020.; . j
'F you are passing just give us a call. - enquire our prices, it will pay you ill.—Boon and -Co., phone 879. JiRECT from London, Caley'p and Batger's novelties, stockings, and inn-bons; what- nicer for gifts.—Dus;in's, the providers. the popular establishment in Broadway, phone 379: TUL presents for the | j ■ are to hand at Watson Bros.— Benzine irons, Mrs Potts' irons, asbestos sweepers, copper ket tics, aluminium saucepans, meat safes jam pans; also line stocks,of crystal Doulton and. crockery ware,—Watsoi Bros., ltd,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1710, 29 December 1919, Page 1
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