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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 444, 8 July 1922, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND, lOST, from Huy ward’s, Kairanga, J one black and white dog, chain attached. Reward. Apply ‘299 Feathersfcon street. LOST, between Ferguson and Linton street, exercise book, ing competition clippings. Finder please return 150 Ferguson street, LOST, three weeks ago, from Runnythorpo, black and tan dog’; also a ginger pup. Reward. —R. Forlong, Jiunnythorpe. 10ST~five pound note, in Square, by J poor man. Finder rewarded. Apply “Standard” Office. ]OST, small parcel, in bag, between J Foxton and Taikoroa Siding. ReWard. Apply “Standard” Office. TO LET. TO LET, to one or two business ladies, comfortable furnished bedroom, in good home. Address “Standard” Office. mil LET, large furnished front room, .1. with fireplace, use of conveniences ; would suit two friends. Address 340 Church street. mo LET, furnished room, suitable X for married couple (without children), or business lady. Cheap. Apply “Standard” Officee. mo LET, two furnished front rooms, X close Square, use all conveniences, 25s week.—Mrs Ronborg, 110 Featherston street west. mo LET, a double furpished bedX room, with or without board. Address at “Standard” Office. mO LET, 2 large unfurnished rooms, J. with use conveniences and telephone. Apply 14 Morris street. mo LET, furnished bedroom and X sitting room, with fireplace, all conveniences; Apply after 6 p.m., 288 Main Street East. TO LET, double furnished bedroom, with sitting room, gas, fireplace ami conveniences, handy to Square. Apply “Standard” Office. mO LET, furnished 4-roomed X cottage, immediate possession, conveniences. Apply 25 Cook street. mO LET, double furnished bed-sit-X ting room, use of conveniences and kitchen, 17s 6d per week; on bus route. Apply “Standard” Office. mo LET, furnished double room; X also single room, suit gentleman; breakfast if required. Address “Standard” Office.

1-ADY, having larger house than _1 required, would let part of same. Apply “Standard” Office. BIG win for Red Hose butter at 1 show, viz., a 70 guinea cup and other prizes. 7IOK satisfaction ill classes of _ cleaning work ring ’phono 1468. Universal Cleaning Co., 16 Campbell street. riAAKE advantage of Boon’s fine cut JL prices; we are making alterations to premises, and must reduce stocks. E have just received one of the . . most artistic assortments of seagrass furniture; the low prices will tempt you to buy at Mounsey’s furniture store. f 10NC| otF'work,-iVths, drives, V 7 cow yards, thoroughly experienced men; contract or day labour. Estimates given.—126 Featjierston street. RETURNED soldiers. —Your £SO re- / jiatriatiou grant will buy all you require in furniture at Moimsey’s. Prices cut for your benefit. HITE flannelette Is yard; striped flannelette Is .‘ld yard; dark grey storm flannelette Is ( Jd yard.—J. Hadfield. i O/V ACRES, Taranaki, cow farm, I for £l6 per acre; good house, close school, station. Cash £ISOO. Write to “Farmer 849,” “Standard.” trees I Plant now your apples, nectarines, apricots, etc. Procurable at Madame Imrie’s, phone 312. HO PAY GOD Ha rd wa re.—Locksm it h department: Keys cut and fitted, saws set and sharpened; lawn mowers sharpened and repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. ________________ ETURNKD soldiers. —We want to urge upon yon to buy from the store \yhere you will get satisfaction. Your grant will go further at Mounsey’s big furniture store. BIG cut in teas at Bopn’s—lied Rose tea reduced from 3s per lb. to 2s Gd; Fairlawn reduced from 12s 6d to lOs per olbsr HOP WOOD Hardware. Wooden pastry boards, without sides 3s Gd, with sides 4s Gd; wooden rolling pins, is Gd; salt boxes, 2s. . CHESTS of Boon’s Fairlawn tea *) sold this week; a great chance to fill up your caddies at our reduced prices. M otorists.—a new section built into a tyre is there to stay; the repair will outlast the rest of the casing. Bring it along.—Premier vulcanising works, Hopyvood’s Buildings. eOPWOOD Hardware .—Something new in .wire brushes for cleaning tops of ranges, woodwork and for general use, 3s Gd each. LAWN mowers.—Bend your mowers to us fur sharpening, Wo have a special machine and guarantee our work.—Manson and Barr, Ltd.

/i * -PIECE decorated dinner sets, l) I from £0 10s; cups, without saucers, 4s 9d half dozen; tea cups and saucers, 4s 9d half dozen.—At Watson Brothers, the big cash store, PET UR NED soldiers wanted to *_)vJ participate in our furniture bargains. We furnish your home complete for £SO. Mounsey and Co. lIDUCATIONAL boards for children li (.tine tor winter evenings), 4s 9d, 6s Od, 7s 6d, 8s 6d; puzzles, 9d each,— N.Z.I. Co., 173 Main street. _ HEN you know your meat has come' from the most sanitary butchery in the Dominion, you know Smeat is reliable. —0. Gray, 171 street. OH ONE 994 for best cooking apples, X 31bs. fur Is; Winter Nellie pears, 31bs. for Is 3d; lemons, 5 for Is; American oranges, 3s doz.; Delicious apples, 6d lb.; pickling onions, 51bs. foils; table potatoes, 121bs. for Is. Vegetables, etc., fresh daily.—Farmers’ tea rooms, 81- llangitikei street, nest Palmer’s vulcanising work*, ,