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SAVE £2o.—When buying a piano don't fail to visit Berryman's. Highest grade instruments at saving of £2O. 1?IOXTON beach.—Madge's char-a- ---? banc, leaves Post Oiiice, Sunday, 9 a.m., seats booked.—'Phones: Office 5260, residence 6788. ■ - HAWAIIAN steel gaitars in wonderful variety, s2e the famous Hilo models. Teacher on premises.— Coles'. " 10MFOKTABLE board offered two U men, single roomu, very central. —Apply "Standard." '. WANTED "to" 'sell, late model B.S.A. motor cycle, fully equipped, bargain. Address at "Standard." _____ LA Gloria, chosen by all broadcasting stations, lovely instruments that are going into hundreds of Palmerston homes.—Coles'. < ;' KEROL safeguards your household. —Chemists and stores sell it. JEW fashion books and paper pat_t_ V terns just to hand; hair elidas, fancy combs, purses, handkerchiefs, I traced goods, cottons, silks.—Milne's, 269 Main street. . . PLAYER pianos.—"Pianista" £lB5, "Monach" £165; the best value in New Zealand. Easy terms arranged at Berry man's. 7"HITEHEAD and Ellis, bakers T J and pastrycooks, for good value in cakes. Shop where you are sure to get satisfaction. SPORTSMEN.— Acron razor blades and the Acron shaving sticks are miles ahead of competitors. W scalp massage and shampoos. Ladies' hair combings made up at shortest notice. Expert in Buster and Shingle cutting. Razors and scis&ors sharpened.—A. E. Turner, hairdresser, 19 Rangitikei street; 'phone 5707. t/TOTOR Lorry leaves Street's. Store, TX opposite Devine's, for Foxton Beach, Sunday 9 a.m. Fare 4/- return.—Phone 6021. WHY Did I Kiss That Girl" and "Little Wooden Whistle," in song or gramophone record. Hear them at Berryman's. \ ■ ;.„.. GOING cheap, 6-seater Chevrolet, electric lights, self-starter; good tyres.—Adams, Ltd., Rangitikei street. lANGITIKEI Beach.—Sutton's moV tor (pneumatic tyres) leaves,P.O. .m. Sunday, weather permitting, 4s return. —Ring 6171 seats. ■•' ' TBARGAIN, upright grand piano, tn■V chord, overstrung, full iron frame; price £3O cash or near offer. Write "204," "Standard" Office. SUPPOSE your five-pound cheque to Brown was cashed by Smith for twenty-five pounds? Protect your cheques and other valuable documents with a Sar curity Fountain Pen.—H. Whitehead, 56 Sandia struct. /"EROL non-poisonous disinfectant is . safe to use. It purifies the home. WANTED, two men boarders, share room, in homely family; good home; central.—Address at "Standard" Office. ...AXWELL 5-seater, newly painted, lfX electric light, self-starter, tyres ood.—Adams, JLtd., Rangitikei street. "OREAKFAST, dinner and tea will JIJ always be cooked in time if, you use Taupiri coal.—B. Archer, 26 Campbell street (phone 6330). 7"ANTED, by elderly unlurn- » , ished room, with fireplace or small bach, moderate rent. Write ''2o6'', ' 'Standard" Office.- _ HINEMOA House, 136 Main street, board and residence in clean corntortuuie homo, tew minutes trom Square, lignt airy rooms, e.l. h. and c. water, every modern convenience, good table, moderate terms. —Mrs Taylor, proprietress. EROL disinfectant is a sure protection against all disease germs. —ualgety and Co., Ltd., iniporters.__ quick and easyshaving use Acron shaving sticks and Acron ulades.—J. R. Mcßenzie's. A~GOOD tonic is what you require. Procure a bottle of Cunuinghunie's bea and iron wine; this will tone you up. The best summer tonic. Obtainable Cunnmghame's Pharmacy, Broad/fOTORISTS, particularly motor _fX cyclists, the best tyres .obtainoio are at the M.C.G., 96 Cuba st.— 28 x 3 tyres £2 10s 6fi, goggles 3s "6d. You must see these. 1 PHOTOGRAPHS I Photographs—Photographs with expression that- give's delight, "remember this fact," a good recora to keep is a suitable photograph, taken ut the Allen Studio, Broadway. 'Bhone 5177. - I"_TiLL they come, new. faces, every O day; more and more find that pennies bring the most at the Original Cash Store. Come if you would cut your grocery costs. IREPON repairs watches, clocks _. • and jewellery at' moderate prices »,all work guaranteed); also good value in new watches aad clocks.—Upstairs, Rialto Building (next to Museum), Cuba street. JOON'S stocktaking prices.—s cakes Castile soap, Is; butter milk soap, 3 cakes Is 3d; 12 pkts, soap powder, Is; kerol, 8d bottle; Swift floor polish, 8d tin; Try-lito candles, 3 pkts. ls_3d. piVEmeaßed Bird after all. An | derson's cycle shop, opposite Post Office, is tho agency.- ■ -■ • • - WANTED known, McKefljrt* school pads, 6d and 9d and lid; exer-, cise books, from 2d; to 2s. each; school slates, 10*d to Is 3d, at- J. R.I McKenzio's, the Square. <__AVE money by having your boots J_} repaired with best English leather at A. Pellow's, 16 Pitt street. —Men's soled and heeled 7s, ladies' ss. "OUSEMAID, waitresses, cooks, : married couples wniting engagement.—Emma Just, Main sti eet, near station. _ ; IJOLISH mops, oiled ready for use. The latest pattern O'Godar with patent clip handle, from 6s 3d; Wizard oil mops with extra thick swabs, from 10s 6d; dustless mops, flat shape, 8s 6d each.—Hopwood Hardware. fi LEN-OOAL, dependable quality.— " Satisfaction guaranteed. Now otbainable from Child Bros, ('phone 6447). _ ANDERSON'S photographs are good photographs.—Telephone 5768.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 58, 7 February 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 58, 7 February 1925, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 58, 7 February 1925, Page 1