LOST AND FOUND. LOST, vicinity Piri Piri, Sunday last, two dogs, one blue and white, one brown; reward.—J. Cole, 20 Broad street. Palmerston North. ]OST, between premises of F. NeedJ liam, Palmerston North, and A. Akers, Linton, kick-start sprocket; reward on returning to J. Fabrin, 49 Terrace street, Palmerston North. LOST, yesterday, at Showgrounds or in vicinity of Square, lid of lady’s gold watch, with monogram “A.8.C.”, engraved thereon. Howard on returning to “Standard” Office. LOST, between Devine’s Hotel and Square, Sunday night, lady’s gold watch. Reward. Address at “Standard.” TOST, from Rongotea Siding, last -i Tuesday, one yellow smoothhaired cattle dog; answers to name “Jim.” Reward on information to phono 58, Rongotea. LOST, gold bar brooch, with regimental badge. Reward. Address at “Standard” Office. TO LET. rpO LET, 8-roomed house, all conX veniencos, close td Square. Apply “Standard” Office. TO LET, double furnished rooms, good locality, uso conveniences.— Apply “Standard” Office. nnO LET, .house (6 rooms), all conveniences, close to Square, rent £2 per week; house (5 rooms), close' to Square, rent 2os.—Grant and Mitchell, 213 Main street (phono 6028). TO LET, nine-roomed house, in Fitzherbert street. Apply 75 Fitzherbcrt street (phone 5669). TO LET, two furnished rooms, double bedroom and sitting room, motor garage, 7 minutes Square. Address “Standard.” TO LEASE, neat C-roomed bungalow, sheds, orchard. Apply Owner, 57 Ferguson street. T AWN mowers.—lnspect our latest JLi shipment; a 12s 6d grass catcher Iree with every mower.—Collinson and Son. WEDDING presents, Collinson and Son; birthday presents, Collinson and Son; Christmas presents, Col--1 bison and Son. GULBRANSEN” player pianos.— Don’t miss seeing at the show; the easiest to play; don’t miss it.— Berryman’s. DRESSMAKING, orders taken for summer frocks, costumes or coat frocks. Apply 34 Princess street (phone G 139). BUSINESS lady requires quiet fur- ■ nished room, with use conveniences. Replies “E.IL,” “Standard” Office. CALENDARS for Xmas and New Year; better, brighter variety than ever.—Bennett’s, Broadway. WANTED, 2 permanent boarders, 25s per week, soft washing.— 23 King street. OATES has big bargains in gramophones during Show Week. Be sure you call wnen in town—’twill pay you. r ISITORS to the Show are cordiV ally invited to call and see the display of low priced goods at J. R. McKenzie’s. O DAD racing, 25 miles at WatigaSX nui.—Boucher cycles secured fastest and second fastest time, and two lirsts at Levin. Rido a Boucher cycle, only £l2 105.—96 Cuba street. KINDLY excuse our untidy shop for a while, we’re getting new goods m and getting ready for the big rush for Christmas presents.—Collinson and Son. WANTED known, motor repairs by competent mechanic; work done in owner’s garage if desired; all work guaranteed.—R. G. Fowles, 59 Stanley Avenue. GET your, furniture direct from the makers —it’s a big saving in price, and you’re sure of the quality from Diederieh and Son, Main street. WANTED to sell, pony, trap and harness, £l2; also fox terrier dog pups, well bred.—62 Church street. WATSON’S groceries for freshness, good quality and low prices.— Sugar, la, 15s bag; country residents will do well to send for our grocery price list; we pay freight on general orders of £5 to your nearest station. AVe also deliver general grocery orders ol 2(Js and over free within the borough.—Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash stores. CIELL-0-GLASS. — The unbreakablb / glass for seed boxes, glass houses, poultry houses. Per sq. foot, 9d, 12ft lots Bfd, 50ft lots Bid. Call to see this, or send for sample.—Mansou and Barr, Ltd. PALMERSTON NORTH METAL CARTERS’ ASSOCIATION. THE above Association, owing to the difficulty of procuring good concrete metal and sand, and high price of horse feed, are reluctantly compelled to charge 11s per cubic yard cash, delivered within the area of Kairanga road, Feathcrston street and \ r ogel street, and 13s per cubic yard outside above area; Is discount to building contractors. Boulders by special arrangement. Signed by— ANDERSON BROS. ANDREAVS, T. STEEDMAN, J. LANE, J. JOHANSON, E. O. QUIGAN, V. CHILD BROS. SMITH, W. WHITHEAD, A. H. HOCKING, T. •’y'OU HAVE ONLY TO RING X H. F. BISHOP To Have QUALITY FRUITS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR. Phone 5846. Delivery Free.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 285, 5 November 1925, Page 1
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