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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 176, 29 June 1925, Page 4

FOOTBALLS! FOOTBALLS! BUGBI! The finest match balls PROCURABLE. GILBERT MATCH 11 GLOBE-ELITE INTERSTATE Also Good Rugby Balls for Juveniles, from 6s 6d. SOCCER. The Best Match Ball— ST. PETER SPECIAL, As used in the English Cup Tie Semi-final. MONARCH, Good Practice Balls, 255. G. H. Bennett & (X, LIMITED. BROADWAY. PALMERSTON NORTH.

Car Bargains. STUDEBAKER, 1924 model, Light VI., in now condition, beautifully finished in red. A sacrifice at £325. STUDEBAKER, 1923 model, Light VI., in perfect order, good tyres, at £295. STUDEBAKEIL 4-cylinder, in firstclass condition. A splendid investment at £l4O. FORD, 3-seater, in splendid order, good tyres, at £6O. FORD, 5-seater, in good mechanical order, good tyres, £SO. MAXWELL, newly painted, good tyres, in absolute perfect order, £l5O. SCRIPP BOOTH, 1922 model, newly painted, new hood and tyres. An absolute bargain at £l5O. Adams Ltd., Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North. Phone 5662. FOUNTAIN PENS ONOTO, 21s; Swan, 255; Ideal, 255; Sheaffer Lifetime Pen, £3 Bs, guaranteed for ever. All lever filling and guaranteed. R. CONNOR, Bookseller and Stationer, the Square. Palmerston North. FOR BETTER SERVICE 00 TO HARRISON’S NURSERIES, 148 Scandia Street and 275 Main Street YOUE OBLIGATION IS but half fulfilled by calling in your doctor iu the ease of illness. I' ulfil tne other half by taking the prescription to Leary’s. Because of the care exercised in tho compounding of all medicints and of the freshness of the ingredients used, Leary’s have earned the title of “Palmerston’s Popular Prescription Pharmacy.” “It DOES make a Difference Where You Take a Prescription.” LEARY’S PHARMACIES, The Square: A. J. Graham, Manager (Pnone 62U2). Broadway: J. K. Paton, Manager CFUone 5251).

BRUCE’S BISCUITS AND —- O.K. BUTTER. AllE JUST IT. Only procurable at JACKSON & CRAVEN’S. THE SQUARE. FRESH EGGS, to-day’s price 2/0 doz. S.S. “KENNEDY” Leaves (circumstances permitting). Leaves Wellington lor foxton, MONDAY. i.ITTELTON lor P UNION', July drd. Agents: Palmerston N., Gokliuglium and Lockett, Ltd. (phone oooU). i eliding, Plodder and Tolley, Ltd. .Levin and Co., Ltd., Jboxton and Wellington. ('tj'iiiK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING A COMPANY, LIMITED. TO THE UNIrED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL. LARGE MODERN TWIN SCREW passenger sieamers. With Unsurpassed Accommodation Steamer. 1' ruin About t* ROTORUA Wellington Juno 27, dayDUMA. t* RUAREIiU Wellington End July t*REMUERA Wellington August 15th t'RUAHHN'E Wellmgton October 10th ’Od tael. tUalle oil Pitoairn Island subject to weather conditions permitting. Proceeding via Panama. Canai. Return tickets are interchangeable with P. and O. and Orient Lines (via Suez), G. and A. and tin) Union Lines (via Canada and America; or Aborueen and LJue Tunnel Tunes (via South Alrica). For further particulars apply: larkaud and alhaham, ltd.. Palmerston North, Feilding and Dannevirko. CIANTERLURY STEAM SHIPPING / GO., LTD. “Cairn,” “Breeze,” “Gale,” “Storm,” and another vessel to arrive. This company's steumors trade regularly between Link, Dunedin, Oaiuaru, Tirnaru, Lyttelton, Wellington, Picton and Wanganui. C. F. MILL WARD AND CO., Wanganui. TO CANADA, UNITED STATES AND UNITED KINGDOM. Royal mail services via Vancouver AND SAN FRANCISCO. REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS. Sailings dates and (area on application to die. agents, M. A. ELIOTT, LTD., Palmerston North, or UNION STEAM SHIP CO* 9* N.Z.I WD-