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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 277, 27 October 1925, Page 2

TENDERS. TENDERS are invited and will be received by the undersigned up to 12 NOON on TUESDAY, November 3rd, 1925, for the erection, in brick, of house and store. The lowest or anv tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and specifications may be obtained from French’s Store, Fitzherbert Street. TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited for the erection, in brick, of a Residence in Kimbolton Road, Feilding, for Jas. Knight, Esq. Plans and specification may be seen at the office of T. F. Fitz Gerald, Esq., Sharebroker, Feilding, or at our office, 24 King, Street, Palmerston North, where tenders close at noon on TUESDAY. 3rd November. L. G. WEST AND SON, A.N.Z.1.A., Registered Architects. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. USED ARTICLES. FOR SALE, 2,, Dover stoves, 2 Perfection stoves, good mangle, several coppers, set of canvas blinds for sleeping porch.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. . DODGE special for sale, latest model, as new, owner haying no further use, cheap; terms. Apply “Standard” Office. FOR SALE, gig, good order, cheap; 2 400 gal. iron tanks, set of Fairbank platform scales (weigh to 3cwt.), also set of brass confectionery scales.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. MRS BONE, Cuba street, is a cash buyer of ladies’ and gents’ clothing, silverware, jewelleiy, tools, boots, trunks, etc. —Dial 6025 for appointment. F' OR SALE, good selection of real gold seal congoleum art rugs; guaranteed no substitute. u .S.D.y opp. Devine’s, Main street. YOU can furnish cheaply at Alderman’s, Terrace End.—Dark rimu sideboards, only £3 10s; tables, in big variety; chairs, from 6s; duchesses, from £2 ss. Buy now. FOR SALE, largo stock of modern second-hand furniture of all descriptions ; also beach furniture. U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street.

MANAWATU RABBIT DISTRICT. NOTICE is hereby given that the following persons have been duly nominated as candidates for the office of Trustee on the Manawatu Rabbit Board: — BARBER, Walter Edward • BOSWELL, Ralph , DAVEY, James GIMBLETT, W. H. GLOYN, John GOWER. Bernard Gapper GRAMMER, Thomas Alfred , LEGG, Frederick John McKELVIE, James F. RAIKES, Francis Campbell WOODS, Frederick As there are only SEVEN vacancie to be filled a Poll will be taken as be tween the said candidates on MON DAY, November 2nd, 1925. The Polling Booths are as under:Manawatu Rabbit Board Office Foxton (principal). Bulk Store, Rongotea Siding. Public Hall, Taikorea. - Cheese Factory Office, Bainesse. F. A. Mills’ Store, Oroua Downs. Polling hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. ROORE RANGIHEUEA, Returning Officer. A FREE BELL WITH EVERY JOHN BDLL TYRE purchased this week. Only at HOSKING’S RELIABLE CYCLE DEPOT, 239 MAIN STREET WEST. GARDENMOTORS 18a David Street (Phone 6665), FQR ALL CAR REPAIRS. DON’T forget, we are experts in Motor Repair Work. All our staff are thoroughly trained mechanics. Don’t forget to have your car thoroughly overhauled immediately—good weather is ahead of you. Tyres, Oils and Greases stocked. BATTERIES RECHARGED. CAMBRIDGE ROLLERS ROLLS 6ft wide, 22in RINGS, £26 5s Net. A. F. MARTIN, (Phone 5099) ENGINEER AND IRON FOUNDER

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