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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 124, 23 April 1927, Page 10

Mayoral election. AYORAL ELECTION. . FINAL SHOT. FINAL SHOT.FINAL SHOT. ME A. J. GBAHAM Deputy Mayor, OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY, 26th, AT 8 P.M. TUESDAY, 26th, AT 8 P.M. TUESDAY, 26th, AT 8 P.M. Chairman: W.. F. Durward, Esq. SUPPORTERS OF ME A. J. GEAHAM Requiring a Car — MNG 6905 ON POLLING DAY. TO LET. TO LET, new 4-roomed bungalow at 4 Regent Street. Apply 25Pahiatua Street. ; ’ TO LET, six-roomed house, 3 miles from town, electric light, phone, motor ehed, all conveniences; reasonable rent. Apply Prouse Bros, (phone 129 K). FOR-SALE. for additional advertisement* relating to used articlee for tale eee page 2. FOR SALE, Prairie State incubator (100-egg), good order; price £l. Apply 92 College Street., FOR Sale, 1925 Indian Scout; no reasonable offer refused. Worth inspecting. 115 Bryant Street. T7WR Sale, wood turning lathe, comJD\ plete, stand, rests, etc. Price =c4 10s. Further particulars apply “Standard.” TTVOR quick sale, 4 shares Group 8, J. Starr Bowkett; £l9 paid. What oil'ers? Write 809 “Standard.” UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. TOKOMARU, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1927, At 12 Noon. NZ. LOAN AND MERCANTILE . AGENCY CO., LTD., have received instructions- from Mr T. H. Davey, whose lease has expired, to sell as above:— COWS 1 lieifer 1 Jersey bull UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. TAIKOREA, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1927, At 12 o’clock sharp. N, Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE • AGENCY CO., LTD., in conjunction with MESSRS LEVIN AND CO., LTD., have received instructions from Mr Herbert Hart, who has sold 1 his farm, to sell as above:— DAIRY COWS and all farm imw < plements. Full Particulars Later. BARGAINS fob the office.—Pen nibs, . 6d and Is box; checking pencils, 3d each; drawing pins, 6d and 9d box. —H. L. Young, Ltd. ECONOMY always counts. —Order Glen Coal and you’ll find it cheaper in all ways. M' ILLiNERY that combines c-co-nomy with superiority. Buy your hat from the Vogue and receive satisfaction.—Vogue Millinery, nextSchneideman’s, 19 Broadway. , TYPE paper, erasers, carbon papqr, pens, etc. —H. L. Young, Ltd., Broadway. ASK for Wallace’s whole meal bread, scones and biscuits; all these are made from pure whole meal. Try them.—Primrose Tea Rooms, Main Street West. SHOOTING season, May Ist.—Get your gun in order and cartridges ready. We can assist you.—Bycroit’s Sports Depot, Cuba Street. GLEN Coal is used exclusively, WhyP Because its good.—P. E. Thomas, phone 5973. OUR tea rooms.—-More and more people are finding our oakes and pastry just to their liking. Call when you are next in town.—“ The Kitchen,” Hopwood’s Buildings. GUN repairs.—We are experts in this line and give satisfaction every time.—Bycroft’s Sports Depot, Cuba Street. DUCK Shooters —Stock up with the best equipment; see our window display. Collinson and Son. YOUlt stove is always on its best behaviour when using Glen Coal. Gensen and Co., phone 5307. PATTIES, lobster and oyster to order.—These are most popular, and we advise you to lay them.—“ The Kitchen,” Hopwood’s BuildjngPBOTTLE Exchange, 31 Cuba Street. —Agent for Wellington, Palmerston and Tui branded bottles. Buyer of rags and scra/p metals, etc. • Bottles bought, sold and exchanged, who study economy—order Glen Coal—because they know^Jiest. GARNER’S WAREHOUSE.—6O-inch white linen fininsh sheets, 12s 6d pair. Guaranteed to wear three years. No dressing. SHOOTING licenses now procurable from.us and all other requisites for the sportsman; cartridges 2ls per 100.—Bycroft’s Sports Depot, Cuba Street. • ZELNUT bars, the new sweetmeat, which you must really try; highly nutritious and very palatable. Ask tor these at the Primrose Tea Rooms, Main Street West. y 10 UN TER day books, Is and Is 3d ) each; ink, Id and 6d; twine, coloured, 6d ball; cash receipt books, 3d each.—H. L. Young, Ltd. ___ RESSMAKING, costumes, coats* coat frocks, evening dresses, etc. All work guaranteed. Moderate prices. —Miss Richardson, upstairs, Hopwood’s Buildings. • /. GPX’S Orange, 51bs. Is; cooking apples, 4, 6 and Slbs. Is. Phone 6694.—-Grover’s Orchards, 274 Ferguson SI feet. - L__J_ CARPETS at ridiculous prices at Pegdens’; also great bargains in well made furniture. - UNION motor spirit, in cases or bjr the gallon, at the new service’ station, 68 Rangitikei Street.—R. \E. Cuthbertson and Co., Ltd. k* •> WHY do nousewlves prefer Glen Ooalf Ask F. Fisher, phone 6024.