BILLENS’ new garden studio now 1 open, 34 Fitzehrebrt street, the largest and best equipped in Palmerston North. DOHERTY player pianos, just landed, ex Canadian Prospector; special reduction of £2O for this week. —Coles’. BOOT week at Hadfield’s,. Rangi--1 tikei street. —Women’s and children's white shoes, 4s lid; children’s black shoes, 3s lid and 4s 6d. OATES’ tempting lovers during offers to music Show; hear the new records.- —Opposite P.D.C. “T ES Cloches Do Corneville” pliotoJLi graphs on view at the Lewis Studio, Coleman Place. "VTOT a sooty chimney in ten ton of ' Glen coal.—S. T. Owen (phone 5187). YOU have visitors for the Show..Get your supply of fish at Barnao Bros. Soles and flounders have arrived. DAYBREAK,” by. Maxfield Parrish, framed in oak or gold, medium size 655, small size 18s 9d.—Collinson and Son nnENNIS balls, 1926 new season A balls just arrived, per parcel post. —H. P.N. S. Wycherley, 3 George street, W ANTED to sell, a wardrobe cabinet, guitar and table. Address Standard.” “ A Son of His Father,” ly Harold x\. Bell Wright, the world’s best seller, 6s; at Bennett’s, Broadway. B ( OOTS and shoes of all descriptions, less than wholesale prices at closing down sale, at Hadfield’s, Rangitikei street. "VST ANTED known, new season’s ’ * tennis racquets now selling at 5s 6d to 18s 6d.—J. R. McKenzie. XMAS cards, N.Z. and autograph cards, largest and best selection. —Dennett’s, Broadway. Dairymen. —ncott’s milk fever outfit, 12s 6d, is a safeguard.— ix. W. Scott, chemist, Rangitikei st. LES Cloches Dc Corneville” photographs on view at the Lewis | Studio, Coleman Place. NEW bicycles at Boucher’s are fitted with Coaster hub and cost only £6 18s 6d.—96 Cuba street. Extraordinary reduction of £2O this week on famous Doherty player pianos; British make" and guaranteed.—Coles’. FTWiE finest and largest show of A china in New Zealand is awaiting your inspection at Collinson and Son’s, Broadway. LADIES will be interested in the stock of bicycles at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Oifice. Inspect now and secure one. ’TtHERE’D be no work lor chimney sweeps if everybody used Glen ;oal.—Child Bros, (phone 6447). WANTED to buy T a pair of crutches. Apply Empire Auction Mart. ‘I3EARS Encyclopedia” the hook I you need, new edition, 3s 6dj at Bennett's, Broadway. WANTED to sell, bungalow five rooms and kitchenette, all modern conveniences, now vacant. Replies “Owner,” “Standard.” "ANTED, two gentlemen boarders, private home. Apply 78 Broad street. PLAYBOX,” “School Girls’ Own,” “Tiger Tims” Annuals, 8s at Bennett’s, Broadway. "|3 ( ULK honey at Boon’s.—Bring your jar, 9d per lb.; splendid quality. OUGAB, la 701 b. bag, 15s bag, at Watson Bros., lAd., the Big cash Store. gOOT and dirt are out of the question with Glen coal.’ LES Cloches De Corneville” photographs on view at the Lewis Studio, - Coleman Place.
PATENT reinforcement, makes sagging impossible and gives our mattresses double life.—Dicderich and Son, furnishers, Main street. WANTED to rent, 4 or o-roonied bungalow; references if required. "Write “67,” “Standard.” UNCHANGING Quest,” by Phillip Gibbs. “One Increasing Purpose” by Hutchinson, 6s: at Bennett’s, Broadway ! ’ i 8506j 850—FOR sale, by mortgagee, 8 ow rooms, excellent condition, electric light, porcelain bath ; Government mortgage, £250 cash. Birnie, Coombs and Wilson, 38 Rangitikei street. THERE’S quality at JDivehall’s.— For your meat shop there.—Ranguikei street. “-DEARS Encyclopedia” the book JL you need, new edition, 3s Gdj at Bennett’s, Broadway. C.OLLINSON and Son for presents. i —Choice china, crystal, Pyrex, pictures, toilet goods, stationery, Xtoyal Doulton, soap, etc. C'IALENDARS for Xmas and New J Year, just opened up, hundreds to choose from.—Bennett’s, Broadway. CAKES from “The Kitchen,” Hopwood’s Buildings.—So many have tried and proved their quality ; it only needs a trial to convince you also. Ring your order. CHRISTMAS fruits.—-Good quality dried fruits are essential for good puddings and cakes. Wo have the best, selected quality sultanas 6d. Bd, lOd lb; raisins 6d, 8d lb; currants 9d lb; almonds 2s 6d lb; crystallised cherries 3s lb. See the reasonable prices of our cake decorations, centres, etc. —Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. IT’S easy to stoke with Glen coal.— B. Archer, Lombard street (phono 6330). ANAWATU Fish Supply. A tasty meal at a reasonable price. We expect to try our varied and inviting menu. Big supplies of fish fresh daily. ' OX beef. Yes, neer cut from prime well-fed oxen, that’s why Thwaites’ is always better. Prompt, efficient delivery to any part of borough. A phone ring is quickest. Our number is 5224*
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 283, 3 November 1925, Page 1
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