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LOST AND FOUND. OST, £5 note, probably on railwa i station. Good reward. Appl "Standard" Office. FpUND. -at Rangitikef beach, 14t January, brooch. Gwnpr can.ha'v same by sending description to C. G Bastin, G.P.0., Rongotea._ FOUND, linoleums and furniture a lowest prices.— Hutch ins' furn •turn exchange, 315 Main street eas (near P. 0.). FpUND, the best and cheapest plac for prams; buy at wholesal prices.—Palmerston pram factory, Mai: street east. FpUND, preserving and jam jars am preserving pans, as good as new cheap.—Fitzshiions and Co., Mail street east. ■ . TO LET. (0 LET, cottage to approved tenant on purchasing small quantity oid going tenant's furniture. Address a "Standard" Office. TO LET. two nicely furnished rooms with use of conveniences. Address at "Standard" Office. TO LET, 81 acres of Kairanga 'graz ing, for 3 months. Apply t< "Grazing," "Standard"' Office. (TOR LATE ADVIw. BEB PAGI fi YiARLY doors at the Kairanga Meat i 00., where those delicious tomatc sausages are made. »OON has just landed B. and P jlli cornflour, dates, figs and prunes xhvays progressive. _ STAINLESS" knives, Sheffield make just arrived; desserts 40s, tabh 15s half dozen. Wholesale and retai from Hopwood Hardware. INSPECT our window for this week's lot of bargains.—Johnnson and Kearney, the up-to-date outfitters. DAINTY white ostrich feather cape, lined white satin, finished tassels and cord, 79s 6d.—Collinson and Cunainghanie, Ltd. MADAM DE LUEN has now on view some of the latest striped rrocks in Fugi silk, in the latest American jumper.—Coleman Place, phono 1027. 'ANTED, several respectable young girls to learn fancy embroidery tnd society regalia making; good wages ind permanent employment to suitable jjirls.—P. Robert and Co., Main street, near Post Office. IE you want a good taxi, you ve nothing to do—but ask the Exmange for onc-nought-nine-two.—T. J. Kallick. THE bright sunny-days a.re4h© days for the kiddies' photographs.— BiUens' studio, phone 731. V4JGALOW DWELLING of ences, near Grey street, freehold. Price 01150; terms. Apply Mounsey and Co. 1 jiHE burglar growled, his catch was small; neither money nor plate in bhe crib at all; but a new pair of Duncalf's boots he spied, and commandeered vith a flush of pride. Ho! ho 1 he smiled, "I have caught a prize, they're wonlerful boots and just my size." 3AINTY necklets, ruffles, and shaped collars, in all colours; marabout and ostrich from 18s 6d to £4 4s.—Collinson and ANDERSON'S photographs are good photographs. Telephone 916. 1J track at last; our cash prices arc catching on. Phono 379. A S'K for Golden State.—The jar with the perfect vacuum seal; 1 quart at 17s 6d dozen; i-gallon, 22s.—Watson 71MMETT was always progressive; X'A come and test this statement at "The Hive," Feathorston street.— Phono 1009. !HE largest, freshost and best stock of sweets in Palmerston on salo at Dustins, Ltd. |AM jar rings, guaranteed tins soa--4.) son's;,pure rubber, Mason's and Atlas, 8d dozen. Wholesale and rotaii at. Ilopwood's. EAL SNIP, 6-roomed dwelling, j large rooms, hot and cold water, enamel bath, gas, etc., good section. Price £9OO. Section high and dry. Apply Mounsey and Co. 'ANTED, sweet buyers to inape» our stock and compare prices.Dustins, Ltd. J., SHEPPARD sells thermome ' • tors.—Clinical, milk-testing, wal and chemical thermometers. —85 anc ,85a Rangitikei street. ■ fE are selling barn red paint a the low price of 14s 6d per gallon Buy to-day, as it will sell quickly.Alexander Clark, Ltd., 8 Fitzherber MRS E. MAUDE, metaphysician an< ' electric massage specialist, ma be consulted on and after 29th of D( cember, at 129 Park road (few weel only). "TRONG meat-safes, perforated stee - collapsible, from 12s 6d to 27s 6c lat Sheppard's, 85 and 85a Rangitik. street. ESCRIPTIVE icatalogue of ros" and other plants now ready. Sen \ht one. Post free ! .to any address,-

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1720, 22 January 1920, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1720, 22 January 1920, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1720, 22 January 1920, Page 1

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