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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 287, 7 November 1925, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. lOST, yesterday, saddle from the jI window. Person please return •same to save further trouble. BoueheFs, 96 Cuba street. LOST, black and tan cattle dog, reward.—Address at “Standard” Office. LOST, man’s oil canvas overcoat, Friday morning. Finder kindly return to 132 Grey street. Howard.' LOST, last Saturday, from Bennett’s Auction Mart, yellow sheep dog; answers to “Don.” Reward. Apply Go Ivairanga road. TO LET. T'O LET, for grazing, J acre, College street east, 2s Gd per week. —Phone 5419. TO LET, nine-roomed house, in Fitzherbcrt street. Apply 75 l 1 itzherbert street (phone 5669). TO LET, two furnished large rooms in good home, every convenience, motor garage if required. Apply rriO LET, 6-roomed dwelling, conJL veniences, Church street; also 5 rooms, Hereford street. Apply J. A. Nash and Co. fjj tO LET, house (6 rooms), f.ll conveniences, close to Square, rent £2 per week; house (5 rooms), close to Square, rent 25s.—Grant and Mitchell, 213 Main street (phone 6028). I nno IjET, two furnished rooms, JL double bedroom and sitting room, motor garage, 7 minutes Square. 'Address >Sta nda rd. ” rr») LET, 8-roomed house, all cuii--1 veniences, close to Square. Apply 37 Grey street. TO LET, large double furnished bed-sitting room, serrate stove, use of conveniences.—33 Cuba street. rr.»3 LET, unfurnished one front i JL room, open fireplace, e. 1., gas, all I conveniences, handy Square. Address “Standard.” rj'lO LET, well furnished fiat of two or three rooms, own gas cooker, e. 1., close Square. Address at “Stani dard.” TO LET, large double, well furnished hed-sitting front room, quiet home, all conveniences. Address “Standard” Office. TO LET, new 5-roomed bungalow, modern conveniences, motor garage, adult family only ; moderate rent. Address “Standard.” FAMOUS Doherty player pianos, £2Q less this week; only two left. Exchange your old piano.—Coles’. T>OM ERANIAN>“ sale ; a prize JL winner. "Write “Pom,” “Standard” Office. ' RACING.- —Cliincher scored 4 firsts at Foxton on Jiis factory built B.S7A. Buy a B.S.A. at Boucher’s, 96 Cuba street. WHY do people come to our shop? Because one hundred pairs of footwear are attended to weekly.—TV. Jewett, hoot repairer, 59 Cuba street. RADIATOR and mud guard repairs, any make of car, 20 years’ experience London garages. Coker, tinsmith, Grey street (phono 6129).

PATENT reinforcement makes sagging impossible and gives our mattresses double life.—Diedericli and Son, furnishers, Main street. PIANOS from £6B; oak, mahogany and walnut; £lO deposit and easy terms arranged. Showroom, upstairs, at Berryman’s. LAWN mowers, saws, scissors sharpened and set; wringers and household utensils repaired.—A. G. Britton (phone 6004). WATER trough for sale, totara, 6ft x lift. Apply 22 Main street west. YOU are safe if you get it at Oates’. Consider getting that gramophone now.—Opposite P.D.C. HADEIELD’S, Rangitikei street. — Closing down on Thursday night, November 12th. Secure some of the bargains in boots, clothing, drapery during these last few days of sale. Bp Y’S cycle for sale (Eudgc-Whit-worth),- suit school boy. Apply 22 Main street west. WANTED to purchase, a building, for removal; or two-roomed wharc preferred. Reply “Old Building,” care “Standard” Office. SEE beautful Doherty player displayed in our window; ask for demonstration. Buy this week, save £2O. —Coles’. T 7ISITORS to the Show are cordiV ally invited to call and see the display of low priced goods at J. R. McKenzie’s. BUNGALOW tor sale, every con- ' venience, situated in good locality, prospective value good. Write “Bungalow,” “Standard” Office. BETTER pies not made—We boldly make this statement. AVe take pride in the quality of our meat pies. —The Kitchen, Hopwood’s Buildings. LENIN and Trotsky killed stone dead at the elections, but there is nothing to kill Blocldcy for upholstering repairs.—l 9 Andrew Young street. '\7'OUR coal dealer refunds your money if you’re not jjatisfied with Glen coal. EGGS are cheaper. —Preserve them in Yoko, Is 6d bottle; keeps 200 fi-jeh for years.—H. W. Scott, chemist, and all stores. . “ TERSEY” Dairy, Main street (near Hutchins’ furniture exchange).—Open from 7 a.m. daily for fresh supplies of milk, cream, butter,' eggs, bread and high-class confectionery. Open Sundays for dairy produce. THE busy store for busy buyers.—You will always shop at the Original Cash Store when once you begin. Our aim is to get you going. g H O W WEEK. Are Your Clothes Smart Enough? . HOUSTON’S EMPIRE DYE AVORKS Can Effect tho Desired Change. Let Us Clean and Press Them. Opp. Empire Hotel. Phone 6143.