TO LET. TO LET, three unfurnished rooms, own gas stove', two minutes Square; reasonablo rent. Apply “Standard” Office. TO LET, from 28th, Foxton Beach, comfortably furnished 5-roomed cottage, e. 1., water front. Address at “Standard” Office. TO LET, a garage, near town. Apply “Standai i” TO LET, 2 comfortably, furnished front rooms, separate entranco, all conveniences.—Address “Standard.” TO LET, new shop, situated Featherston street, opposite Central School. Apply 13 Queen street. TO LET, well furnished 4-roomed brick bungalow, spacious rooms, sleeping porch, telephone. Apply M. N. Wallace, P.P.C. TO LET, 2 unfurnished front rooms, fireplace, e. 1., separato entrance, use of all conveniences.—Address at “Standard.” TO LET, Paraparaumu Beach, from January 28th, well furnished house (5 rooms), all conveniences. Apply 7 Andrew Young streot. TO LET, 120 acres, all fiat, 8 concrete bails, 7-roomed dwelling, close to factory and school; dairy 60 cows, e. 1., machines, etc.' Price £3 10s per acre.—T. J. Rodgers and Co., 11 George street. TO LET, two rooms, all conveniences, Queen’s Chambers. Apply Alexandra Furniture Arcade, the Square, -j TO LET, up-to-date fiat (3 rooms), gas cooker, electric heaters, etc.; rent 30s a week; near Post Office.— Hopwood Hardware. TO LET,. Marne street, 3-roomed cottage, partly furnished; rent 25s per week, in advance.—29 Cook street. TO LET, from February Ist, comfortablo 2-roomed bach, sea front, Paekakariki.—Phones 8639 and 8652. T o LET, large shop in Main street, double window; lease if required;
rent £2 10s per week. Apply Grant and Mitchell, 213 Main street (phone 0028). TO LEASE, G-roomed house, conveniences, with 2J acres land; outbuildings; rent £2 5s week.—Orboll and Co. (f)S,O(J(> RECORDS stocked, co'mfortjmi able audition, all latest releases constantly arriving; get on our mailing list.—Berryman’s. 7VTO chance with Glen coal—it’s 6iire. ' —ll. Archer, Lombard street (phono 0330). RING 5674, Chapman’s Grand Fruit Shop. lor lresh fruit.and vegetables daily. WANTED, single furnished room, near Square. Write “257,” “Standard” Office. V7OUNG man requires board and JL residence, with mid-day meal. State terms to “2G1,” “Standard” Office. LIGHT Six Studebaker. late model, newly painted; samo guarantee as new car.—Adams, Ltd. 11l IS 11 Peach dessert apples, small and good, Gibs. Is.—Grover’s Orcliards,' 2(4 Ecrguson street (phone (>594). DRIVES discord out: Get a gramophone at Oates’ Music Stores. Your home will be brighter lor it.—Easy terms. OFFICE equipment, files, balance books, account books, typing paper and carbon.—lf. L. Young, Ltd., stationers and printers. DIVEHALL for good meats. — Ring your order—we will speedily supply.—H. Divehall, butcher, Rangitikei street (phone 5208). SUMMER sale.—Mrs Lamerton, Cuba st., has commenced her summer sale, genuine reductions on all goods. ]3RESIDENT’S handicap, 12 miles, will start at 1 p.m, at Ashhurst racecourse to-morrow. First race at 12.30 p.m. THE Kitchen” for delicious pies—- “ Tho Kitchen” for delicious dainty cakes. One trial order and you are a sure customer for all time.— Hopwood’s. Buildingp. YOU’LL get better quality and a saving of the middle profit by furnishing direct from makers. —p Diederich and Son, Main street, opp. subway.
GLEN, sure-to-please coal. Cuthbertson’s (phone 54D6). CfOLLINSON and Son, toilet de- > partment.-—Moth balls, 2d doz.; nail files, 9d; Johnston’s baby powder, Is sd; all talcs, Is Id. RACING requisites and all sporting goods.—Saddles, from 12oz. upwards ; lead bags, quarter rugs and sheets, expanding girths and 6ureing'ES. Agents, Giles’ lotion.—\V. Jolly, next Palace Pictures. WE don’t give you something for nothing, but we do give you quality, satisfaction and value for your money.—Taupiri Coal Mines, Ltd., 8 WaldegravEs’ Buildings, Broadway (phone 6609). WANTED to sell, S-roomed house, every convenience, half acre land, good locality. Could offer purchaser a position, suitable for. carpenter or good handy man. Price £I4OO. Write “789,” “Standard” Office! A NY cook would give Glen coal a -C*- reference'.—P. E. Thomas (phono 5973). CHAS. GRAY, has sold his branch business, but is still to be found selling .the best meat; opposite station. —Phone 5270. YOU can make your own hat, surely.—Call at “The Black Cat,” 61 Cuba street. You will, find a large number of shapes from which to choose. LET us show you that we can make you a better suit and a saving as well.; —Bentley and Barlow, Tailors, 2 Itangitikei street (upstairs). SUMMER sale.—Ladies’ should shop early to secure bargains at Mrs Lamerton’s, Cuba st-
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 44, 21 January 1926, Page 1
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