IF you are not a piano player, get ii player piano, £165 at Oates’ Music Stores ; terms arranged. FOIt daphnes, boronias, heaths and all flowering shrubs ring 8524. Hepburn's nursery, 91. Manawatu st., lowest prices. LA Gloria gramophones. Their! popularity grows and grows. Hear one—you will be delighted.—Coles'. P with us.—We guarantee you l 3 ci ill enjoy your Sunday’s dinner. —Excelsior Meat. Co. special—Babies’ / pretty muslin bibs, trimmed embroidery and lace, dainty designs, slightly crushed, week-end special price is 3d,—OollLoson and Cunningliamc,, Ltd. _ 201 b FOR 4s, best cooking apples; 401 b ss, good cookers; 201 b3s 3d, best pears.—Grover's orchard, 274 Ferguson street; ’phone 6594. 300 LOTS by auction at Mounsey and Co ’s auction rooma tomorrow, at 1 pm.; furnishers are advised to attend. PINES and shelter trees or all descriptions are obtainable from C. Hepbum’s nursery, 91 Manawatu st., town agent, Madame linrie. BERRYMAN’S new piano showroom is bow at your service. YVe invite your inspection. Mil Parmer.—W. H. Boon wants your butter and eggs.' Wo are also cash buyers of walnuts in any quantity.--Note address, next H. L. Young, Broadway. PLENTY' of heat without; dirt or •scot for- Glen" coal users.—-B. Archer, Lombard street (phone 6330;. GET coming our way for your pork, beef or mutton—high grade wears only.—Excelsior Meat Co. WANTED, grazing for‘ccav, for two or three months. Apply 29 Marne street or phone 6035. CtHILDREN’S glace strap shoes, all > leather, sizes 3to 6 6<6; 7 ami 8, 7/6.—J, Had field. _ O AY 7 E £2O o:d. your piano purchase.— ij Berryman’s prices arc easily £2O lower than elsewhere. Very easy terms arranged. WANTED, your order for a load of our mixed, wood, sound arid dry. Ring Miller’s Store. 'VTEYY cycles at new prices, just arjLx rived. £6 19s (>d, at Boucher’s, 96 Cuba street. ‘ ‘ r\ 0 LLlNGHAaiE”“spepiajimLadieli’ coverall in black casement, with pretty panels and trvo pockets,. weekend special price 4s lid; wonderful worth.—Collinsc.n and Gunn in glia me, Ltd. ‘ SECTION, 65 x 132, near Showgrounds, very popular locality, £135; good terms.—The Home Finders, 227 Main street. WANTED known, prime potatoes, 12s sack, 13s delivered, 141 b. Is. —Hubbard, Lower Scand.ia street, or 79 Linton street. "\7ELOUTE vanishing cream, 2s and V 3s 6d; ranted, 2s 6d jar; Y'elvebloom complexion powder, 4s Gd box.— At J. It. McKenzie’s. WIFE. —Y'ou are very careless; your tyres are slack and you know that free air is obtainable at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. O|X tongues—Plenty, plenty, plenty, a’t the Excelsior Meat Co., the people’s butchers. TO LET you know our prices are low. They must be, because we have no window.—Alexandra Furniture Arcade, next Watson Bros,, the Square.
GLEN coal users stay indoors these nippy nights.—Jensen and Co. (phone 5307). HOUSES. —Wo have arranged with a reliable buildei to build houses in good central locality on easy terms and at a low cost. —Bagnall and lveeble, Carroll Buildings, Cuba titrpet. "jVfITILLINERY classes, 17 Coles’ It A Buildings.—Thorcugb t uition in making and remodelling ladies’ and children’s hats. WHO is Emmett? Why, what a question. Everyone who appreciates first quality goods at lowes t cash prices knows Emmett, the grocer with wide experience.—Phone 5905. JAMES HYLAND, licensed pluming and drain layer, 62 Ferguson street west. Personal attention to all property repairs. Lowest charges BEST dessert, apples, 51b Is; bottling pears 61b Is.—Grover’s orchards, 274 Ferguson street; ’phone 6594. MONEY back if not satisfied with Glen coal. Dealers everywhere. ANOTHER big consignment of hogget mutton at the Manawatu Meat Co.’s shops, Square, McGiflert and Featherston streets. CiOLLINGHAME” special.—Ladies’ ) Shetland knit nightdresses, round necks, short sleeves, lull lengths, weekend special price 13s Od. Don’t miss this. Collinson and Cunniii'ghame, Ltd. Housewives now make sure about their coal.—They ask us for Glen coal. —P. C. Thomas (phone 5973). MONEY! Money! Why be short' of ready money ? Loans on any securities. Consult Forster, Smith’s buildings. . . BOON’S removal prices.—Currants, 7d lb.; best sultanas, 7d lb.; raisins, 6d pkt.; cooking figs, 6d lb.; dates, 31bsj. lid; cooking almonds, ,2s lb.; prunes, 6d lb. We guarantee quality. i ■ , EVER forget! The KairangaMeat Co. still leads. Present list in stock includes roast pork—our big speciality. FOUND, a large assortment of oak and rimu furniture, latest designs, lowest prices.—Alexandra Furniture Arcade, the shop without the window, next Watson Bros. C~<(SLLINGHAME’ > costumes, all wool gaberdine serge, tweed, etc., black, grey, kingfisher, fawn, were 4 to 5 guineas, special 69s Ed ; were 6 to 9 guineas, special 89s 6d.—Collinson and Cunninghnine, Ltd. PREMIER apples, 8s 4d for 401 b. box, delivered. The only apple combining the cooking and dessert qualities. Guaranteed to keep two months. —Nelson Fruit Supplies (phone 5967). RADIANT lasting beat always from Glen coal.—Child Bros, (phone 6447).
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 143, 21 May 1925, Page 1
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