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WOODY IDLE ' Races.—Char-a-banc leaves Woodfield’s Garage, Cuba street, at 10 a.m., Friday and Saturday. For seats ling 5015. Lit. —Evidently you do not care « any more. No word received for weeks. FOXTON beach.—Madge Bros.’ char-a-bancs leave G.P.O. 9 a.m. Sundays.—Phones 5788 or 6448 for seats. SALVAGE sale (Skinner’s stock) starts 10 o’clock Monday.—Boys' back-to-school clothing and men’s wear almost given away.—Collinson-Cun-ninghame's. LADIES’ nigger, tan glace lace shoes; were 37s 6d, Hannah’s sale price 23s lid. TOCKTAKING sale at The Hub, Saturday.—Primus stove, best Swedish, 30s, now 255; Miller table lamp, opal shades, 32s 6d, now 255. Main street and Cuba street. WANTED, homo with private family, by respectable - young man (single room); handy to Square.— Write “A.A.”, “Standard.” VACANCY for two respectable men boarders in private home ; single rooms ; soft washing and mending done; few minutes to Square.—Address at “Standard.” WANTED to sell, well built" sixroomed house, all modern conveniences, concrete paths, 2 minutes from Square; no reasonable offer refused. Apply “Standard.” B ERRYMAN’S sale ends Saturday.Buy musical 3s in £. roods at reduction of GI.IRLS’ leather school bags, Is 6d H each, at Bennett’s, Broadway. WANTED to’purchase", ”4 ’or 3roomed house ; handy Square ; £IOO cash.— Write “Standard” Oitice. LADIES.’ giace kid court shoes 12s lid, ward shoes for house wear, 8s 9d.—Hannah’s sale. Cf OLLINSON-Cunninghanie’s bought I Skinner’s fire salvage stocks ; commencing sale 10 o’clock Monday. Men’s wear and boys’ back-to-school clothing slaughter. Watch windows. M~~ RS McGarvey, AJF.P.L, London, phrenologist, gives practical advice, heads, hands, photog.apns or writing, from 3s 6d; daily anpomtments. —iVlain street, opposite Devine’s Hotel. SALVAGE sale (Skinner’s stock) starts 10 o’clock Monday. Being damp must be cleared promptly. Men's wear, boys’ school clothing.—Lollinson and Cunninghame. rpOMATOES, peaches, apricots, etc. X Attend auction id a.m. to-mor-row and buy at your own price.—J. L. Bennett, Ltd. LADIES’ best grade suede shoes, nigger or grey, sale price 28s lid. —At Hannah’s. FAIR LAWN is no ordinary tea, Fairlawn is an honest tea, and unfailingly reliable. Try a pound at 2s 6d at Boon’s, Broadway. SELLING Saturday.—Black collapsible pram, latest equipment, £6, now £5 10s; school pads, 4 for is.— The Hub, Main street and Cuba street. HOLIDAY time is photograph time. —Bring the children to Billens’ studio before schools open. ITvDISON Diamond Disc,” the musi--2J cal gramophone, natural tones, guaranteed 5 years (springs included). LADIES’ nigger brown Oxford shoes, Cuban and Louis hod . evewbody’s sale price 21s.—Pallant’s, 237 Main street.

jAntEVYuOD. —Rme cones, clean and dry, 20 sacks ads, sacks included; delivered for cash.- —B. H. Just, 11 College street, or ring. WHERE do you buy your meat ? ’Tis important! Buy the best beef at the Manawatu Meat Co. f.F URNITURE, piano, etc., 200 lots § ’ to go to highest bidder at our rooms, 2 p.m. to-morrow, —J. L. Bennett, Ltd. ItLaT beef and be merry! But you li must buy it at the Excelsior Meat Co. HIGH school books, best value and largest stock, at Bennett’s, Broadway. BE sensible.—Have a qualified trades- ! man tor your grocer—it pays all I toe time. Try Emmett (phone obUo). CJALVAGE sale (Skinner’s stock) 1 starts 10 Monday, Collinson-Cuii-ninghame’s.—Boys’ sciiool clothing and men's wear must be shilted, being damp and damaged. WHERE to dine! At home, of course, when the menu includes Kairanga Meat Co.’s meats. WANTED TO BUY, large house suitable lor select boarding house. Genuine buyer waiting. Forward particulars to ti. Burrows, 12 Kangitikei street. WATCHHORN-McN; aught. Overstocked in large size copper preserving pans, were dos, now reduced to 31s; rarowax makes your jam and preserving jars absolutely air tight, Is (id lb, (id cake. MEN’S chrome Derby bals, M.S., a snip, everybody’s sale price 23s (id. —Rallant's, 23/ Mam street. DELICIOUS Auckland grapes have just arrived in town and are on sale at the Strand Fruit and Confectionery. 'Rhone 5238. DELICIOUS eating for afternoon tea —Walnut bread, nut and raisin bread. Obtainable only at Dustins, Ltd. .—Miss Richardson, HojWood’s Buildings, has resumed work. , 171011 a quick ana enjoyable lunch try a steak and kidney pie and an apple pie. Nothing bolter.—Dustins, Ltd. GRAMOPHONE RECORDS.—THE VERY LATEST. HIS Master’s Voice and Columbia Celebrity, Orchestral and Dance Records are on sale. All are cordially invited to hear the latest successes.— THE BRISTOL PIANO C 0.,,. LTD. Agents: Messrs G. H. Bennett and Co., Ltd., Broadway, Palmerston North. O MILLIE BEGS to notify that he has com--1 menced business on his own account as Accountant, Secretary, and General Agent. District agent, Insurance Office of Australia, Ltd. All correspondence meantime to 24 HEREFORD STREET, P.N, D. F

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 931, 1 February 1924, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 931, 1 February 1924, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 931, 1 February 1924, Page 1

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