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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 236, 2 September 1927, Page 12

SEED POTATOES. OW IS THE TIME TO PLANT—ROBIN ADAIR SUTTON'S SUPREME GAMEKEEPER (South Island—true to name). G. W. ARLIDGE AND CO., NATIONAL BUILDINGS, 24 Rangitikei Street. GRANT AND MITCHELL. AGENTS FOR OSMOND & SON (N.Z.), LTD., Animal medicine manufacturers, have removed to larger premises at 102 CUBA STREET (opposite Working Men’s Club), Palmerston North. Messrs Osmond and Son. sincerely hope that you. will continue to extend your favours to them in the new premises and desire to thank you for your patronage in the past. OWNER LEAVING NEW ZEALAND. FOR SALE 5 -ROOMED BUNGALOW and Sleeping Porch; in good locality, fitted with every convenience and built of neart timber. Motor shed. PRICE £1450. £250 Cash. Government mortgage £9OO. Apply BAGNALL AND KEBBLE. CARROLL BUILDINGS, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. FOR SALE. AT VERY REASONABLE PRICE. BUSINESS PREMISES. LARGE PROSPECTIVE VALUE. Substantial and roomy wooden WAREHOUSE (one storey only), quipped with offices in front of building. SITUATED in CENTRAL part of MAIN 5 STREET. SVith full quarter acre freehold section. Could easily and inexpensively be conirted into Dance or Meeting H all the cieting office rooms being exactly suitable >r use as dressing rooms, etc. As the owners are closing this branch of ieir business they have decided to offer lose premises for sale at a LOW PRICE ad upon TERMS to SUIT PURCHASER For further particulars apply to lOOR HUGHES & CO., LTD. (Sole Agents.) Rangitikei Street. • • B USINESSES FOR SALE. PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, 14 ooms, 11 permanent boarders. Price 1550 walk in, walk out DAIRY and CONFECTIONERY, reehold premises and living accommoation. Turnover £46 to £SO week, 'rice, including stock and fittings, ;1080. £4OO cash required. TEA and LUNCHEON ROOMS, plendid business, large turnover, sliowng clear profit £22 week. Price £9OO. erms. ‘ „ COUNTRY GENERAL STORE, urnover £450 month, mostly cash. Stock and plant about £BOO. Long ease shop and dwelling. Goodwill MOO. GOLDINGHAM & BECKETT, LTD., LAND DEPARTMENT. PAYABLE DAIRY FARM, ANDY TO PALMERSTON NORTH. TTE can absolutely recommend this I V farm of 90 acres to anyone wishg to procure a really good dairy rm. The butter-fat returns for a imber of years past will be shown, ractically all rich drained swamp. All good grass and carrying 60 cows, ell watered by 3 artesian wells, ithin easy distance of Palmerston orth and handy to factory, school, >st office and store. Good 6-roomed iso, all modern conveniences, 6-bail w shed (concreted), motor shed. The >mestead is nicely sheltered. Price 67 per acre. Terms £7OO cash, bailee at 6 per cent. FALCONER AND GRAY, .2 Rangitikei Street, Palmerston N. EXCELLENT VALUE. £llO0 —NEW bungalow, five rooms and kitchenette, motor shed, concrete drive, all modern conveniences, just completed; nice dry section, handy to Square. This property is well built with excellent materials, and is good value at the price. Terms are £2OO cash, balance arranged. Arrange to inspect at once. £l2Bs—Five-roomed bungalow, Batt Street, motor shed; soldier’s mortgage of about £900.. This property is well built, every stick being heart timber, and was designed by leading architect. Terms cash above mortgage. BIRNIE, COOMBS & WILSON 38 RANGITIKEI STREET, Palmerston North. DON’T ARGUE ! SNELLING SAVES YOU MONEY ON YOUR MEAT BILL. COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH WHAT YOU PAY ELSEWHERE. (“Nuf 6ed.”) 6. L. SNELLING. BUTCHER AND GRAZIER, Cuba Street. P.S.—Legs of mutton. 7d lb. IVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE lN COMPANY, LIMITED, Waldegrave’e Buildings, the Square. Subscribed Capital £1,500,000 Fire, Marine and Accident Rilke of every description accepted at lowest current rotes. Prompt and liberal settlements. Agents Palmerston North: Waldograve, Dempsy and Litchfield, Waldegrave’s Buildings, the Square. N. W. NELSON, Manager. Trustee Executor and Agency Branch: Dempsy and Litchfield, local representatives* NEWSPAPER advertising is salesmanship- The newspaper that goes into the homes of the people is a silent salesman ever impressing on readers the iieoessity for m* i—using the goods that are advertise*,. The “Manawatu Standard” gees into tbs homes of the people* in both town and •ountry*