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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1714, 3 January 1920, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. WILL the person seen taking the .-.green bicycle from railway station last night' leave . same at "Stanto save further tronbie. ' LOST, between station' and Square, black feather boa. Finder please leave at '-'Standard" Office. '__ lOST, near Bank of Australasia, sum J of money in £5 notes v Reward. —Kosy Theatre (J. Slattery, Sanson). STRAYED, black aiid tan sheep pup, ! old collar on. Answers to name ol "Hover.;* Apply 42 Wood street. §,\!l)Uj\D, black and wifite cattle dog. e'xpejises— W. S. Fairlcss, Ashluirst.. , {TOR LATE ADVab '&&& .PaGA 6. W; ANTED, Saturday shoppers to do their shopping- before 6 Kin., .vlieu P.D.C., Ltd., closes. GRAMOPHONES and records~speak ' for themselves; we .have fine assortment of latest productions.—Gates' music stores. .

S'.'TjF I've got to walk two miles pei day, who'll settle my boot bill, doctor, pray?" The physician agreed, he'd want boots that would wear, and directed his patient to "Dmicalf's, the Square. %J day, close railway station, £750; very easy terms.—* Farmers'' Land Agency, phone 360. MRS E. MAUDE,. metaphysician"arid electric massage specialist, may bo consulted on and after 29th of December only). BUTTEPJCK'S" " "Delineator," Is, now on sale at art needlework counter. —Collinson and Gunnincliaine, Ltd.x . : ypLLAR AND GIORGI for men\ and boys' boots and shoes, suitable for every requirement, largest stock in town, best variety to choose from. Prices absolutely right, and last but not least, satisfaction guaranteed. Note address: Millar and Giorgi, boofc specialists, the Square.

A SCOOTER is a sensible present for boys or girls. . Our scooters are made of Australian liardwood.—F.-J. Sheppard, 85 and 85a llangitikci street. BSORIPTJVa catalogue of row* and other plant* now ready. Send for one. Post free to any addrcM.frank Maeoai, Bandon road. Feilduuji. rjUTTERICK'S patterns, Is 6d, quarJU>' teiiy numbers now in stock, containing coupon entitling holder to one free pattein.—Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. CYCLISTS, get the wind upNrith a Bluemel's pump' at 4s 9d; motor pumps, 12s 6d; tyres, 6s to 19s;- pedal rubbers, 6d; outfits, 6d; carbide, 6d: oil, 4d; Dunlop solution, 4d.—ldeal cycle works, next "Standard" Office; ohone 1189.

'OW is the time tor jellies and cor- . dials; get in your supplies for the festive season from Boon's, Broadway, phone 379. EEDLING plant* now ready, includKJ ing tomato plants from 9d per dozen. • Pri<» list ready 80th October. Get it, and saye money.—B. H. Just, Botanical Nurseries. Palmerston North. OTEING succeeds like success, and no sales succeed better than those conducted by Harrv Palmer and Co. if\ ACRES, good dairy farm, aD JL.UU buildings, extensiva piggeries, £4oVan acre, easy terms.Harry Palmer and 'Co.

'ANTED-to sell, .duchess chest, wardrobe, Austrian chairs, troug#nts' gold alberts, lady's gold chain, bracelets; broochep, and B flat cornet. —J. 0. Mooney, 60 Rangitikei street, phone 1165. • • " . 'E have Californian glace fruits to hand.—Dustins, Ltd., pastrycooks and confectioners. 'HE best store in town for grocery JL and provisions, is Boon/and Co., the popular establishment in Broadway, phone 379.

our mattoes and fancy' metal frames, splendid presents, and easily posted.—Alexander Clark, Ltd., 3 Fitzherbert street.

D your presents lat Watson kJ'Bros. i.\Ve have large .'stocks of valuable gifts, which* are hot expenor valuable'gifts, which are. not expensive, and will suit you in every way, such as; electro-plpted hot water jugs, jam dishes, teapots, vases, cruets, cake dishes, sets \ carvers, • manicure sets,, stainless knives, etc.—Watson- Bros., Ltd. _______ CIARDS —Dainty , personal, greetin ; - cards; printed with your hanu and address, from 2s Gd per dozen.—A 1... Westmoreland, the Square, phon< 1020. ... ~ , CYCLISTS, you will be well repaw by inspecting ihe new stocks a Anderson's cycle snop, opposite Pos Office. RESERVING jars—Wide mouth, i