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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 26, 30 December 1925, Page 2

FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE. USED ARTICLES. FOR SALE, 5-seater Dort, good order, s.s., e. 1., real snip; price £4O; terms arranged.—Ford Motors Manawatu, Ltd. FOR SALE, heavy painted iron tanks (400 gallon) in* perfect condition, £5 19s 6d.—Watchorn and McNaugkfc. ■ .■ -• i. FOR SALE, several oak bedroom and dining room suites, modern designs, value good.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. FOR SALE, butcher’s van, newly painted, engine, etc., reconditioned, first-class order, £100; terms arranged.—Ford Motors Manawatu, Ltd. Friction hoist lift, 1 ton, £5. Apply “Standard.” FOR SALE, another consignment of congoleum squares, late.st designs, gold seal, guaranteed.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. 7-SEATER Hudson ’ car, first-class condition, make first-class taxi, £225; terms arranged.—Ford Motors Manawatu, Ltd. MRS BONE, Cuba street, is a cash buyer of ladies’ and gents’ clothing, silverware, jewellery, tools, boots, trunks, etc.—Dial 6025 for appointment. FOR SALE, ton Ford truck, real snip at £75; terms arranged.— Ford Motors Manawatu, Ltd. FOR SALE, large stocks of the famous Durodown mattresses; also silverdown and kapoc bedding.— U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. OR SALE, 5-seater Pullman car, s.s., e. 1., £SO; any trial; terms arranged.—Ford Motors Manawatu, Ltd. OR SALE, Continental car, e.l. and s.s., well shod, in good order, £45. , Apply “Standard” OR SALE" 2 real good pianos, steel guitars, 2 violins, several good accordeons. —U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main street. OR SALE, Ford 5-seater, firstclass order, price £75; terms arranged. - Ford Motors Manawatu, Ltd! Manawatu Fish supply. a tasty meal at a reasonable price. We expeefc to try our varied and inviting menu. Big suppliea of fish fresh daily. __ /"\iLD false teeth bough:,, os, lUe, 20e 40s, per set, sound or broken, post to Platinum Scrap Company, IU2 Willis street, Wellington. Cash return mail. RACING requisites and all sporting goods.—Saddles, from 12oz. upwards; lead bags, quarter rugs and sheets, expanding girths auel surcingles. Agents, Uile§’ lotion.—W. Jolly, next Palace Pictures. EMMETT’S busy cash storo wants your eggs; best price given; carriage paid on all orders over £5 for country clients.—Phone "905. HY pay rent when you can buy a 4-roomed bungalow for £9.00 with £SO deposit, balance as rent.— Apply Mortland and koung, 113 Cuba street. . NDERSCN’S photographs art. good photographs. —Telephone 6768. 10 PER cent, oh all furniture prices. Don’t miss this great ciianco to furnish cheaply before Christmas.—Pegden’s. FURNITURE. —Quality never sacrificed for the low prices we otter you at the shop without tho window. —Alexandra Furniture Arcade, next to Watson Bros. RICHARDS’ removal reductions — Few wool gabardine raincoats, very fine quality, reduled to 6iis; silk and rubber raincoats, 635; French and English model coats for 6 guineas. 'IORNSI Oh, my corns 1 Ounnmgy hame’e Lightning Corn Cure will soon banish your corns. First application gives ease; is 6d bottle.—Gunmngnamo’a Pharmacy, Broadway. GOBLIN’ jellies are good and the price is low. Rutter’s casn store is the only place to procure them—6 lor is, 2s 0d per dozen. f <BSO—FOR sale, by mortgagee, 8 <3w rooms, excellent condition, electric light, porcelain bath; Government mortgage, £250 cash, liirnie, Coombs and Wilson, 88 Rangitikei street. PENKETH, 217 Main street, buys your discarded clothing, bootß, books, tools, etc.—Phono 6780. Wu call and collect. CHILDREN’S millinery/ a big range of fashionable and pretty hats tor all children.—The Unique, next Wycherley’s.

GIFT suggestions from our hardware department.—E.P. ware, table cutlery, aluminium ware, toilet brushware, , antique copper ware, clocks, watches, razors, etc., make gifts that are appreciated. For good serviceable gifts we suggest a carpet sweeper, a wringer, or a set of aluminium kitchen utensils. Our cash prices pay.—Watson 13r05., Ltd., big cash store. B |UY early at Alexander Clark’s, Ltd., 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street, Premises closed December 24th at 8.30. Re-open January 4th. OjUR framed pictures will suit you, as the prices aro so attractive. Inspect_tho continuous picture show, 3 and 5 Fitzherbert street, and Carroll Buildings, Cuba street.—Alexander Clark, Ltd. RICHARDS’ removal sale. The talk of the town: Jersey silk suits at 355; silk lined gabardine costumes at 655. PUDDINGS, 2s 7d; Bevara beer, 6d; stockings, Is 3d, is Gd; puffed raisins, 8d; everything iresh and highest quality.—Rutter’s Cash Stora (phone 6445), MRS McGarvey, A.F.P.1., London (with Royal distinction). —Practical advice on heads, hands, photos and writing. Open daily till 7 p.m., Wednesdays 3 p.m. Special appointments any^day.—32s Main street. JEWETT, Bootmaker, 59 . Cuba Street, extends to all patrons the compliments of the season and wishes to state that his osfikhment will bo clewed from Dec. v to Jan-