WANTED, experienced waitress'for tea rooms. Apply Collinson.and Cunninghame, Ltd. 'ANTED, strong boy for grocery; y good wages. Apply "Standard "OTANTED, a woman to assist with VV housework, low hours daily, or, ;wu half-days weekly. Apply 80 Cuba street. TANTED to sell, grey boat-shaped t V pram. Apply 104 Grey street. RESPECTABLE widow would like to i correspond with an elderly gentlenan with means, with a view to matrinony. Apply "H.T.," "Standard" Office. /vO to Pallaiit's boot sale to-day; 2s \J\' in the £ discount on Saturday.— I Red Boot shop, .Main street. WANTED, strong youth for dairy farm, machines used; good wages. Apply Gordon Glassi'ord, Levin. ijiiUIINLSHED room wanted, in quiet private home. Apply by letter to ■'Traveller," P.O. box 352, Palmerston North. ■- WANTED, young lady, for short-hand-typewriting. Apply X.Z. Sxpress Co., Ltd. ASTER carburetters ensure econox»jl mical motoring.—Arthur Whitaker, the car repair man, 3 Grey street. Phone 520. WANTED, by two respectable working men, private board and lodging. Apply by letter ''Boarder," "Stanford" Office. i.TJTANTED, girls for ironing; VV 25s week. Apply W. Mann,: laundry, Broad street. WANTED, by two young men, furnished bed-sitting room, must bi close to Square. Apply by letter ti "Goodman," ''Standard" Office. ADIES' trimmed hats, to clear at r i 2s lld.—Hadneld's sale, Bang fcikei street. Close 6 p.m. Saturdays TX7" ANTED, by young man (20 years". VV position on a sheep farm, Mahawatu district; capable of taking chargi (fully experienced in all kinds of shoe] j work). Write to "Trustworthy," cap P. 0., Ashlmrst. WANTED, general or lady help. Ap ply Mrs L. B. Wall, Kairanga or phone 849 M. i (\l (K DOZEN, gramophone re 111/ U cords; big variety of titles Write now for complete lists.—Oates WANTED, two shop assistants, niusi be experienced; good wages. Apply J. Rawlins, the White Mouse. WANTED to purchase or lease, for three clients, 5 to 10 acres and house, outs-ide borough Palmerston.—G A. Preece and Co., Main street.
ENT S new Massey-Hnrns cycle.— ' " ' " ,nM Cuba street. b SOON AND CO., Broadway, at .O last are progressive; we trade j for cash only. Give us a trial. Ji.HE largest, freshest and hest stock of sweets in Palmerston on sale at Dustins, Ltd. APRICOTS, peaches, black currants, tomatoes, plums and other fruits. LL o'clock sale to-morrow.—Harry Palmer's. 1 QOA— KEEP our store"weirbe.l OmJyJ fore you, for the best goods at lowest possible prices.—Johanson and Kearney. BARGAINS at Hadfield's sale. Close 6 p.m. Saturdays. ITRONG meat-safes, perforated steel, kJ collapsible, from 12s 6d to 27s 6d, at Sheppard's, 85 and 85a Rangitikei street. 1 QVII P IARI . E S, account books, 1 tj ksAj typewriter ribbons, and all office supplies.—A. L. Westmoreland, bookseller, the_ Square, telephone 1020! RING phone 590 if you want a good portable plant "to cut up that stack of firewood. _ARNER and Garner remain open A until 9 p.m. every Saturday evening, for the benefit of the general public. want a reliable filter this sumX mer. F. J. Sheppard has a good selection of high-pressure, nickel-finish, Ito fix direct to water pipe. "O ; 00N AND CO. are making a .{TV specialty of cash orders; we also EMMETT, the grocer, Featherston street, maker and sole proprietor of Boom-ett baking powder.—'Phone 1009. _ LTJNQHEONETTE;— Dustin pie, served with fresh pot of tea, fills the WANTED to sell, new-sroomed bungalow, all conveniences, close to Square ; owner leaving. Price £IOOO ; £350 cash.—Oibell and Co., Main street. "'TART the New Year by dealing i ks from Boon and Co., the progressive cash grocers. You'll save money. TOTfiiNu succeeds like success, and __■■! no sales succeed better than thus-: conducted by Harr" Palmer and CoANTED to sell, duchess chest, wardrobe, Austrian chairs, trousers' press, tennis net, clocks, watches, gents' gold alberts, lady's gold chain, bracelets, brooches, and B Hat cornet. —J. O. Mooney, 60 Rangitikei street, oh one 1165.
"TJST LANDED, 80 tons galvanised 9 roofing iron.—Manson and Bany Ltd. ORCHARDS sprayed for oodlin motb with up-to-date appliances. Write, call or phone 1014.—Henderson, nurseryman. Main street IMMETT extends a welcome to all I old and new friends at his busy little store, Featherston street; tele- ' Phone 1009. i OTJND turniture and good household sundries wanted in any quantity. Will buy for cash or sell on owner's account.— Harry Palmer's. TSEFUL presents for the housewife Xj ■ are to hand at Watson Bros.— Benzine irons, Mrs Potts' irons, asbestos irons, carpet sweepers, copper kettles, aluminium saucepans, meat safes, jam pans; also fine stocks of crystal, Doulton and crockery ware.—Watson Bros.. Ltd. SELECT your presents at Watsou Bros. We have large stocks of valuable gifts t which are not expori; of valuable gifts, which are not expensive, and will suit you iii every way, such as electro-plated hot water jurs, ja;n dishes, teapots, vases, cruetb, cake dishes, sets carvers, manicure sets, stainless knives, etc.—Watson Bros., Ltd.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1719, 9 January 1920, Page 1
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