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UNRESERVED CLEARING SALE. No. 4 Line 1 , Kairanga. Palmerston N. MONDAY, JUNE 19, 19*22, ■f\ ALGETY AND COMPANY. UAL | } |TED, instructed by Mr J. Hoskins, whoso lease lias expired, will sell as above, at 11 .DO o’clock sharp,— {if? FIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS Draught maro (s.r.), dray, harness, milk cans The above is a COMPLETE herd, comprising a large number oi Jersey cross, balance and Holstein cross, all dehorned and in good condition. Returns are amongst highest obtained at factory and ALSO LUTE GUARANTEE as to calving dates will be given at sale. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. T GST, last Thursday, small silver Li note case, initials 11 E.P.” Valued keepsake. Reward at ‘’Standard" Office.' T AIMES’ tell hats, all shades, to B d clear at 3s lid, 5s 1 Id, 6s lid, Us lid—J. Hadlield, Rangitikei street. mo LEASE, farm, 605 acres, one .1 and halt' miles Rom Rohangina township, at two pounds and ten shillings per acre. Apply W. W. Robert, Te Matui road. Whakaronga. QPECTALS.— Scotch knit gloves, 4s 6d ; police braces, 2s 6d ; denims, 8s 1 Id—Goldfinch and Cousins, Coleman Place, HO LET, 3 furnished rooms, double and single rooms, 2 unfurnished rooms.—Coghill's registry; phone 529. OPERA House, Rosin a BiieLman’s concert.—-Select your high-class confectionery at the “Strand, ’ next the Club Hotel. HEAVY tweed (louhle-hreasted overcoats, li'om 75s to 8 guineas; a big selection at Goldfinch and Cousins. OPERA House, Rosina Burkinan’s concert. —Select your high-class confectionery at the “Strand,” next the Club Hotel. (SPECIALS. —Roslyn flannels, 8s 6d ; O, all won! Cashmere socks, 2s Gd; heavy pyjamas, 14s 6d.—Goldfinch and* Cousins. ' YPEHA House. Rosina Buckman’s , / concert.—Select your high-class onlectionery at the “Strand,” next lie Club Hotel. JjlOR SALE, “Bosch” magneto, 4Jl cylinder type D. 4; good as new. Apply A. .). Berryman, Square, P.N • Q PEC! A L quality navy (nurses’) KJ cloth. 37 inches wide, 2s 3d yard. Best quality uavv prints, Is 7d yard J, IPuhudd. ' 1 NOR SALE, one Jersey grade cow Jl (guaranteed), just calved. —311 Park road (phone 155). SPECIALS-All wool socks. Is lid; yji heavy pyjamas, 1-ls 6d: all wool coat sweaters, 18s Gd.—Goldfinch and Cousins. T7H)R SALE, Overland motor lorry, Jl suitable for light delivery (15 cwt), electric light, good tyres, guaranteed.—Peters, 6 King street. QUITS to measure, from £5 15s; big kj> selection of materials; fit and style guaranteed. Goldfinch and Cousins, Coleman Place. SJ’IOR SALE or exchange, 5-roomed house, large section.—Coghill’s h' registry; phone 529. 7A I'EN'S heavy overcoats, 455; men’s M raincoats, lined with same materia! as coat, 39s.—J. Hadliekl.

small cooking stove for V V bach. Particulars and cash price to J. Rhys, Bunnythorpe. i PKCIALS.—Working shirts, 7s gj lid; all wool singlets and pants, 8s 9d ; police braces, 2s 6d.—Goldfinch and Cousins. 'OCR SALK, Irnit and confectionery business, including furniture, good piano (with living room). Price Cool).—Bradburn and Co. OOOT repairs.—Try us for neat and lasting Work at lowest prices.— Mantell, opposite Railway Hotel. THOR SALK, d-rooined house, price 1. PToO. deposit LCD, pay Cl os per week for 4 years, balance arranged.— Rradburn and Co. So 701’ R bouts soled and heeled with Jf_ the best moterial.-—lien’s 7s (id, ladies’ 3s (Jd.—-Mantell’s, opposite Railwav Hotel. rn() LKT, -l-roonied house, well furJL nished, near Square; rent C2 1 Os. -Rradburn and Co. milK new discovery.—A certain cure .L for weak falling hair, dandruff and alopecia, obtainable Kgipta toilet specialist, corner George and .Main street (over Wood’s). ■gTUJK SALK, 5-roomod bungalow, furg ' nished with oak furniture; everything as it stands; can be bought cheap.—Bradhuru and Co. T7W\CKLLKXT opening for energetic | J person offered to staid dyeing and cleaning business in Palmerston. We teach you how quickly; only a few pounds' will start you. Write Carter’s dyeing and cleaning service, box 841, Christchurch. WILLIAMS (late shooing inJf o struedor, Featherston military camp), corner Broad and Albert streets.—Horses shod on latest principle. Faulty action corrected. Farm implement repairs a speciality. TAKE TEN YEAES OFF YOUR AGE. MISS McKIAVALX, Originator and , Patentee of LA PLASTJQFJK, will give one KRKI'I Demonstration in Palmerston on .MONDAY, Juno 12th, at 3 p.m. Como and see results on the face of a living model. .Address: Care i KGIPTA Toilet Specialist, corner Main and George street (over Wood’s). I

INSOMNIA. INI any people are unable to sleep because they are too tired. They have driven themselves so hard lor so long that they are on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Night noises disturb them and silence depresses them. What little sleep they do get does not refresh them, and each day finds them a little weaker than the day before. The first thing to realise in seeking relief from insomnia is that it is not a disease in itself—-it is merely a symptom. Narcotics may induce sleep, but they will not remove nerve exhaustion, which is the cause of sleeplessness. The remedy is to build ii)) the nerves. Oct the nervous system in order, and good sound sleep is practically assured. The nerves depend upon the blood for nourishment, and so by building up tho blood you strengthen the nerves. That is why Dr. Williams’ Dink Pills have proved successful in so many eases of nerve exhaustion, or neurasthenia. They supply the blood with the elements needed to Ini Oil up the tissues, to repair waste, and to revitalise the nerves. The new rich blood created by Dr, Williams’ Pink Pills carries health and strength to every part of the system, body and mind are invigorated, and sleep then becomes natural. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box.—Advfc.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 421, 12 June 1922, Page 6

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