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1926 WILL be a boom year for player pianos; see our famous Doherty and Milton players.—Coles’. ANTED known, it’s never too soon to have a baby’s photo; come to the new garden studio. —To Billens, Fitzherbert street. PIANOS landed direct from maker. Beautiful models from £75; save middleman’s profits oil a £lO deposit. —Berryman’s. TVEAD W. H. Boon’s list in this issue; what a little 10s note will buy for you. FOB New Year gifts, shop at J. R. McKenzie’s, Ltd, the store where quality and value are assured. FOXTON Beach. —Sunday service: Madge’s char-a-banc leaves Post Madge’s char-a-banc leaves Post Office 9 a.m.; special return fare 6s; seats booked.—Phones 5260 or residence 5788. "ANTED, two gentlemen board- , , ers, close to (Square.—ls Ada street; pnon9 6399. RESPECTABLE young man wants board in private family, elderly couple preferred. Write “202,” “Stan-dai-d” Office. “QONS of the Sheik,” Hull, 6s'; kj “Adventures in "Understanding,” Grayson, 6s.—H. L. Young, Ltd., booksellers and stationers. t. New Year orders for delicious aerated waters. /f'tOSTS no more but its worth more—Glen Coal.—Cutbertson’s, Phone l 5496. HEAR our gramophone concert, broadcast lrom our showroom window to-night; will sell any machine.—Berryman’s. FOR New Year, dainty lace edge vests, in cream ribbed texture, 3s 3d, 3s 9d, 4s lid, 5s lid.—Max-j well’s, next Bank of N.Z. j nnHE London tailor says a Happy New Year to you all. CATHOLIC cards, gift books, rosaries, pictures, at depot, 297 Main street, near Post Office. LATE night Thursday.—Bennett’s, the book specialists, Broadway. Travelling rugs, suit cases and all holiday goods, better quality, lower prices. Shaw’s, Hopwood’s Buildings.

THE good things for Terrace End residents.—Much of the district’s quality meat finds its way to Scadden, ' Broad street. Get your meat there. T3ORT wine, only 2000 gallons imJL ported port left; bring your jar along.-—Club Wine and Spirit Vaults, phone 0236 (est. 1900). Pin HE London tailor says a happy New Year to all. 1710 R used car values go to Adams, . Ltd., where every car is thoroughly overhauled before sold. £475. —3-roomed house m good order, electric light; easy terms; handy to Square.—Birnie, Coombs and Wilson 38 Rangitikei street. mHOSE who have tried them all -*- always come back to Glen Coal. WANTED to rent or lease, by good tenant, about end March, 4 or 5-roomed house, all conveniences, in good locality; no children. Write “G.N.,” “Standard.” CONNOR’S Christmas gifts that will be appreciated.—Beautiful poems, latest fiction, fountain pens, eversharps, box stationery, suede novelties.—The Square. . OjUR from-factory-tvryou plan of selling furniture saves you pounds. Get our quoto and see.—• Diederich and Son, Main street (opp. subway). CAKES fit for all' tabies.—Procure your cakes at “The Kitchen” Hopwood’s buildings, lots do and shout their praise of the quality obtained. WILLOUGHBY’S store, opposite Central School. —31bs. sultanas, lUd; currants, 8d; raisins, 6d pkt.; Sunmaid raisins, 8d pkt.; peel, Is 4d lb.; bulk butter, Is 7d lb. Tour order delivered promptly.—Pholie 6479. OTOItISTS - should buy at Boucher’s.—Outfits, only 3s; chains, 4s per foot; lamps, 50s; horns, 12s; pumps, 5s 6d; tubes, ,8s 6d; covers, 305.—96 Cuba street. ]Vf ORTH Island motorists’ road XM guides, 2s 6d, at Bennett’s, Broadway. ' NSIJRE your guests an enjoyable New Year by supplying them with Carson’s delightful assortment aerated waters. DEAR Thelma.—l can strongly recommend those ladies’ bicycles at Anderson’s cycle shop, opposite Post Office. Yours in haste.—Norma. MAXWELL, m tip-top condition, i nicely painted, good tyres, £l2s.—At Adams, Ltd. J'UST try Glen Coal and see for yourself. B. Archer, Lombard street, Phone 6330. LIGHT YI. Studebaker, nicely painted, in first-class condition, £2so.—Adams, Ltd. ILLINERY and the holiday spirit.—Feel dressed with the assurance of high-class headwear.—The Voguo, opposite Money Order Office. WANTED known, time flies whiltbaby grows; don’t lose your baby. Have a photo from Biliens’ garden studio, Fitzherbert street. Dairymen. Scott's milk fever outfit, 12s 6d, is a safeguard.— H. W. Scott, chemist, Rangitikei street. CIARPETS. —Always a large selec- / tion at well known lower prices at Pegden’s. Get one this Christmas. HAVE your sun, tailored by men well up in the art of making pleasing jobs. Now booking orders for the New Year.—Bentley and Barlow, 2 Rangitikei street (upstairs). EGGS will not be cheaper, preserve in Yoko, Is 6d; does 200 eggs.— Scott, chemist, Rangitikei street. T IGl|r VI, Studebaker, as good as JU new, just the ear for the exhibition trip. Inspect at Adams, Ltd. UKO egg preserver. Is 6d, is the JL best after 20 years’ trial.—Soott, chemist, and all. stores.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 27, 31 December 1925, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 27, 31 December 1925, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 27, 31 December 1925, Page 1