BOARD wanted by business man in private home. Write, stating terms, _to “201,” “Standard.” SUMMER ' frocks.—Don’t worry—you will need them soon. Make your selection for the children at “The Black Cat,” 61 Cuba street. -VJ-EW Year gifts of H.M.V., Ediil son, Sonora gramophones on easy terms, will start you right.—Berryinan’s. TO buy the best is true economy, and you can afford the best, at, the Alexandra Furniture Arcade, the Square. OATES’ Music Stores.—A valuable piano for a moderate price—don’t be without one any longer. JEWELLERY sale only lasts few more days.—New Year presents at big reductions.—Nash’s, Coleman Place. , 700 CASES fruit to bo sold at J. L. Bennett’s mart, at 10 a.m. tomorrow. JUST landed, shipment Royal Star push bicycles.—Gents’ £lO 10s, ladies’ £11; get one of these to-day; easy terms.—D. L. Hughes, the General Motor Exchange (5430). "TVJ'EW Year cards.—Your friend will appreciate one.—Splendid selection at Bennett’s, Broadway. 1926 WILL be a musical year. Every piano full of quality; British made and guaranteed.—Coles’. MILLINERY for the holidays.—Decido it at the Vogue ; charming lino of models, 25s.—The Vogue, opposite Money Order Office. DECCA! Decca I Getta Decca, 1926 model; l()s down and 2s 6d weekly; only portable worth while.— Berryman’s. RANGITIKEI Beach. Mudgway’s lorry, pneumatic tyres, with up-Iw-date hood, runs daily during holidays ; 4s return, children half-price. Reasonable prices charged for cartage of goods. Ring 5281 for reserved seats and appointments, or call 33 Cuba street. Leaving P.O. Sunday, 9 a.m. WRISTLET watches, military brushes, iveroid ware, rings, beautiful presents, big reductions.— Nash’s jewellery saloj Coleman Place. THE London tailor says New Year to you all. happy DIVEHALL, Rangitikei stsreet, where you are sure of the best meat. Book your order now—Christmas poultry. OPEN . all day Wednesday.—Bennett’s, booksellers, Broadway. HOME - MADE pies, shortbread, cream sponges, etc., fresh baked daily.—H. B. Prideaux, near Paramount. BOARD-rcsidence, young mail, good accommodation and table. Apply (terms moderate) Pratt, 14 Bourke street. GARNERS’ “open warehouse to public.”—Best Japanese crepes, lOd yard; elsewhere, Is, Is Id and Is 3d. Follow the* crowd. MODERN six-roomed bungalow, just completed, north side, electric light and heating, £llOO. Apply “Standard.” WANTED, Edison Diamond Disc gramophone, in good order. Particulars and price by letter to “Edison,” French’s Store, 32 Fitzherbert street.
BEAUTIFUL presents for everybody at big reductions in price, at Nash’s jewellery sale, Ooleman Place. coal will please any cook.— Child Bros, (phone 6447). “T>AB of the' Backwo-ods,” Gregory, _D> 6s; “Scala, Saneta,” Oxennam, 6s.—H. L. Young, Ltd., booksellers and stationers. WANTED, 8-12 li.p. horizontal steam boiler. State condition, etc., “Steam,” care “Standard.” NEW YEAR hampers.—Delightful assortment of aerated waters and cordials supplied by Carson’s—Phone 5246. WRISTLET watches, military brushes, iveroid ware, rings, beautiful presents, big reductions.— Nash’s jewellery sale, Coleman Place. OjUR from-factory-to-you plan of selling furniture saves you pounds. Get our quote and see.— Diederich and Son, Main street (opp. subway). GOOD board and lodgings, suit young man, e.l. and phone. Apply ‘‘Standard.” iJICNIC hampers.—Have an enjoyable time and order yours from Club Wine and Spirit Vaults (cstablished 1900). —Phono 6236. A SENSIBLE resolution.—l will xIL have the old bicycle thoroughly overhauled and repaired at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. FRUIT, confectionery and ice cream business for sale, in good locality, low rent. Address at“ Standard.”
GARNERS’ “open warehouse to public.”—Ladies’ handkerchiefs for presents, 25 per cent, cheaper than Square prices. Eollow the crowd. TVTEW Year hampers made up to prder; quality and satisfaction guaranteed.—Olub 'Wine and Spirit Vaults, phone 6236 (est. 1900).■ LIGHT VI, Studebaker, as good as new, just the car for the exhibition trip. Inspect at Adams, Ltd. MOTORISTS buying at Boucher’s save money.—Outfits 3s, chains 4s per foot, lamps 50s, horns 12s, pumps os 6d, tubes 8s 6d, covers 30s. —96 Cuba street. 6-CYL. Oakland, just overhauled and painted, in guaranteed good order, a snip, £l4o.—Adams, Ltd. GARNER’S “open warehouse to public.”—Men’s Kaiapoi worsted suits, 90s; men’s Kaiapoi navy £6 6s suits, 99s 6d. T ET a test convince you of Glen coal’s quality. —S. T. Owen (phono 5187). GET your furniture from a factory that turns out only good wellmade pieces and sells it less .the middleman’s profit.—Diederich and Soil, Main street (opp. subway). EGGS will not be cheaper, preserve in Yoko, Is 6d; does 200 eggs.— Scott, chemist, Rangitikej street.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 25, 29 December 1925, Page 1
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