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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 30, 4 January 1927, Page 8

THANKS NOTICE. TO all those who sent telegrams, letters and floral expressions of sympathy, to the staff of Dustin’s, Ltd., Air T. Hastings and racecourse gate’ staff for beautiful floral tributes, Mr B. Christensen, 39 Botanical road, extends heartfelt thanks for all such tokens <*;' deep sympathy with him in his recent sad bereavement. THANKS NOTICE, jt ir R B. CHRISTENSEN wishes to I_VJL express his heartfelt thanks to Drs. Hunter Will and King, also the matron and nursing staff of Northcote Private Hospital, for their kind, skilful and untiring attention to his wife—the late Mrs Edith Christensen. MOSQUITO BITES AND SUNBURN. THE resulting discomfort and annoyance can readily be obviated by tho timely use of Q-tol which gct3 well below tho skin 6urfaco and soothes and heals insect bites, 6unburn and other forms of skin irritation. Before basking in the sun rub in Q-tol. WANTED known, grass cutting done by A. H. Whitehead. — Phono 5713. AVESTATE pianos, just landed ex Port Melbourne; England’s most popular medium priced instrument. — Berryman’s, direct importers. WANTEDnt6”sefl7 plums, 3d per lb. Apply 59 College street. ZTOLLINSON and Son: Hay rakes ss, hay forks 4s 6d, os, os 6d, garden spades 8s 6d, 9s (id, 10s 6d, forks 8s 6d. \ NDREWS and Sons, now open and jTjL at your service, give us your or- . der and you get satisfaction. 80 Rangitikei street. ANNUALS. Boys’ Own, Girls’ Own, Now Zealand Boys’, New Zealand Girls’.—H. L. Young, Ltd., Broadway. 7'fOLLINSON and Son: Ball-bearing lawnmowers, lGin 98s (id, cheaper grade 42s Gd, grass catchers 8s 6d each. "E\V Year songs and records, new supplies arrived. “Prisoner’s Song” and “That Certain Party.”— Oates’ Music Stores, opp. P.D.C. OUR furniture, linoleum, rugs aqd bedding and wire mattresses stock is second to none ; try us. Andrews and Sons. WANTED to sell, 5-seater Ford, good condition, well shod, balloon tyres; £35 cash. 6 Alfred street.