WANTED, four young gentlemen boardors, private family, soft washing. Address “Standard.” A PIANO is the outstanding feature of your home furniture. Coles’ import and guarantee every instrument. BETTER pies not made—We boldly make this statement. We take pride in the quality of our meat pies. —The Kitchen, Hopwood’s Buildings. WANTED to sell, baker’s and pastrycook’s thriving business, in prosperous Hawke’s Bay town. Particulars G. G. Williams, 15 Eangitikei street, P.N. PRIME table onions, 31bs. for Is; new potatoes, 41bs. for Is. Our produce department also 6ells weed killer, 3s tin (make 12J gallons); black leaf 40 (for green and black fly), ls6d bottle, 7s 6d 41b. tin; Swift’s arsenate of lead; garden stakes, 6ft long, 4s 6d bundle of 25, ex store; garden and flower seeds and plants. Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store. and Girls’ Annuals,” secure yours early; deposits accepted—Bcnnett’s £ _Bi'oadwa,y. HOME-MADE cream 'sponges and small goods; try the new shop, George street.—H. B. Prideaux. P'EGDEN’S carpet prices well known for cheapness. You should secure one of the English Axminsiers, 9 x 12 for £8 18s. T OOOT and dirt are out of the question with Glen coal.
goods are reliable.— Raisins, 5d 'pkt.; biscuits, 4d lb., assorted.—Phone 5905. BILLENS’ new garden 6tudio now 1 open, 34 Fitzehrebrt street, the largest and best equipped in Palmerston North. 50—WHO wants it—a Big X mo--3J tor cycle and extra good sidechair. Address at “Standard.” IVT’OT a sooty chimney in ten ton of ' Glen coal.—S. T. Owen (phone 5187) THERE’S quality at Divehall's.— For your meat shop there.—Ranguilcei street.
WANTED, kind motherly person to mind baby girl (aged eight months). Write “Mother," “Standard" Office. HADFIELD’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. EVERY croquet mallet direct frotn the actual maker this season; no old stock.—Collinson and Son’s, the big direct importers, Broadway. DAIRYMEN. Scott’s milk fever outfit, 12s 6d, ( is a safeguard.— hi. W. Scott, chemist, Rangitikei street. TVULK ,honey at Boon’s.—Bring ■*-* your jar, 9d per lb.; splendid quality.
TTT’S easy to stoke with Glen coal.— B. Archer, Lombard street (phone 6330)., GREAT opportunity again to get cheaper carpets at Pegden’s. Special line English Axminsters, from £5 18s. coats, half price, the new shop, next Manawatu Arcade.— Tile English Frock Company, . 237 Main street. HUNDRED new tea sets at Collinson and Son, including Ayneloy, Royal Albert, Hancock’s, Adderley’s, Paragon, Tuscan and dozens more. CORNER section, Ferguson street, close to Princess street; good spec or home site, £4 per foot. 'Write A. Fairman, P.O. Box 184.
GOOD looking homes, from an interior viewpoint, are those furnished by Diedericli and Son, furnishers, Main street. Wo manufacture our furniture and sell direct. C~ HILDREN’S annuals, big book for girls, also for boys, 4s each. —f! L. Young, Ltd., booksellers and stationers. jf*Bso—FOß sale, by mortgagee, 8 oW rooms, excellent condition, electric light, porcelain bath; Government mortgage, £250 cash. Birnie, Coombs and Wilson, 38 Rangitikei street. THE Corbally brass bound; a real lady’s mallet, at 39/6 for brass /bound; 32/6 plain finish.—Collinson and Son’s sports dept.
Millinery problem solved. Where to get.your hat at a reasonable price. The Vogue will meet your wishes.—Vogue Millinery Salon, 19 Broadway. OX beef. Tes, neef 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. "jj PIANOFORTE. —Lady has vacancy JL for a few beginners; terms 112 s 6d per quarter. Write in first instance “79,” “Standard” Office. SLAZENGERS brass bound mallets, 31/6; Davidson’s tournament hoops. Collinson and Son’s, Sports Dept., Broadway. CATTLE syringes.—Now is the time to invest in these; our price for beat make is 27s.—Manson and Barr, Ltd. HADFIELD’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. ~'£7’OU are cordially invited to call .1. and see the display of low priced goods at J. R. McKenzie's. /CONFECTIONERY', excellent posi\ly tion and turnover; price for goodwill £100; stock and fittings at valuation. For further particulars apply to Box 35, Palmerston North. YOUR coal dealer refunds your money if you’re not satisfied with Glen coal. Motorists. —we sell mobiiioi, valvolines, castrol and shell lubricating oils, in sealed tins, at our keen cash prices. If you wish to cave Is per gallon bring your own tin and we will fill it direct from the barrel. All brands motor spirit stocked.— Watson Bros., Ltd., big cash store.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 289, 10 November 1925, Page 1
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