RECORDS by the thousand to choose from and a record cleaner for each purchaser, at Berryman’s. C~ONNOR’S Cliristmas gift? that will be —Beautiful poems, latest fiction, _ fountain pens, eversharps, box stationery, suede novelties.—The Square. A PIANO helps to furnish your home.—Better still, think of the merry evenings you may have.—Oates’ Music Stores. GARNERS’ “open warehouse to public.”—All shapes linen collars lid, tobraloo collars Is 3d; men’s best Police braces Is lid. . N° coal to touch Glen for quality. —F. Fisher (phone 6024). DEAR Thelma.—l can strongly recommend those ladies’ bicycles at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. Your in haste.—Norma. WANTED, small house or one room, any beach, for ten days from January 4th. Write 57 Lombard street. WHAT about that forgotten Christmas gift? Call at Gerrand’s and see the selection of New Year gifts. ITIiXCEPTIONAL values. Men’s li suits, 60s; saddle tweed trousers, 20s; bargains too numerous to mention.— Shaw’s^ilopwoodffißuildings. QEE for yourself how good Glen coal is.—Jenson and Co. (phone 5307). MAXWELL, in tip-top condition, nicely painted, good tyres, £l2s^—At Adams, Ltd. ] [HOLDING card tables, 39s 6d; spe- : cial reduction; baize top and strongly braced. —Pegden’s for New Year presents. ■ LIGHT VI. Studebaker, nicely painted, in first-class condition, £2so.—Adams, Ltd. U” NDER the Golden Bough,” Gibbs, 2s 6d; “The Cat’s Eye,” Freeman, 2s 6d.—H. L. Young, Ltd., booksellers and stationers.
SCADDEN never disappoints his patrons.—You can be sure of 1 meat which makes good gravy, from Scadden, Broad street. AH NEKS' “open warehouse to ( )) public.—Best quality Jap crepea , lOd yard; best quality cream fugi, 2s lid yard. j WANTED known, it’s never too 1 soon to have a baby’s photo; 1 come to the new garden studio.—To Billons, Fitzherbert street. f
"EiJEAD W. H. Boon’s list in this issue; what a littlo 10s note will l>uy for you. WANTED known, we are now displaying the latest novelties and designs in ladies’ handbags, toys and fancy goods.—J. R. McKenzie’s, Ltd. CHINESE waterproof umbrellas, 9s 6d; air guns, 4s 9d; walking and talking dolls, 14s, 16s; we guarantee these are cheapest in town.—Rutter's Cash Store (phone 6445). CATHOLIC cards, gift books, rosaries, pictures, at depot, 297 Main street, near Post Offico.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 24, 28 December 1925, Page 1
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