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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1718, 8 January 1920, Page 6

A friend of mine (says Mr Harold Beauchamp) placed an order for a certain typo of motor car in England for 1921 delivery. This was hooked at the minimum price ol £3IOO. Within a neck he was advised that the price had advanced by £250 and when notifying him the manufacturer gave the buyer the option of cancelling his order, lie elected to take the car on the supplier's terms.

ffor WhOOping GOUgh, Croupy lOoufiiia, Bronchitis, Sore Throats, us© *y Betiitered Ntmo ? 'I for J HEAN'« ESBEKCK I The Gr»at Mou«y-B4Tine Ilemody £ j Cast* £/• Mskea 1 Pint Saves 10/- c~ .TRUSSES. l"R Carry a complete stock of . / TRUSSES in every shape and size, including the latest American ELASTIC variety with water pad. TRUSSES ACCURATELY PITTED. U.F.S. PHARMACY, 71 CUBA ST.. PALMERSTON N. OTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. —All owners of mowers in need of repairs aro invited to send them to H. E. Bergerseri, lawn mower oxpert. Repairing and sharpening a speciality. Save yourself the great expense of buying a new mower.—H. E, Bergersen, Bfi Broad street. Phone 499. BSOLUTE T>ARQAIN. 'UITABLE p,OR TTUILDING * LLOTMENTS. k ACRES, Borough of Palmerston North, all flat and in grass, corner section, 8-roomed house and outbuildings, splendid dry land; would cut into ideal building sites. This is the •nance of a life-time. PRICE £166 PER ACRE. Only £7OO cash required; balance ong term at 5J per cent. ApplyGILCHRIST A KIDD, Rangitikei street, PALMERSTON NORTH. 8ol« Agenta. * gnvyiry*z