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WANTED to buy, a young Jersey cow, in milk. Apply “Standard” Office. "DACES, Feilding.—Bus and cars leave Woodfield’s garage, Wednesday and Thursday at 10 a.m.— 'Phone 5015. /COLUMBIA leads in portable gramophones. Amazing tone. Hear and compare them with others, from £7.—Coles' Price WANTED known.—Mrs Hardley is now back at O’Rourke’s Fish Mart, and awaits to give her numerous customers the best of service and civility. Phone 6792. “TPHE Atwater Kent.” tells you all -L about it; get a radio set at Berryman’s and keep well informed. TjiAIRY ball-bearing tricycles, £3 5s and £4 ss; juvenile cycles, from —At Crown Cyclery (near Watson ' Bros.) r |Ut A WELLERS wanting cases for the J- Christmas holidays should inspect uie large stocks at Cowburn’s Leather Depot, Main Street. GARNER’S “Drapery Warehouse.” — 54-inch sheets 7 S bd pair, 3 years’ guarantee; 50 inch Irish taole damask, Is od yard, wonder value; best crepes, any shades, 7fd yard; 36in Sunresista, any shade, fast colours, Is 3d yard. THE famous “Three Queens” Hosiery, new season’s stock, in 100 shades, and an sizes, 2 pairs for 11s 6d. Guaranteed for 30 days.—-“Aristoc” Hosiery, Room 7, Ist lloor Commercial Buildings. / IHRISTMAS stockings for all at ColV 7 linson and Son's from 6d to 9s lid; crackers, 2s txl box. Heaps of Christmas presents. MILTON, most famous expression player piano in the world; easiest to play, easiest to pay.—Coles’ only. WHITE mercerised handkerchiefs, with initials, Is each; nice for presents.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. 1 Reinforced concrete, 4C gal. water troughs £2 2s; 90 gal. ‘' 1 1 ° extra.— vV. £4; ball cock covers 8s Nolan, 22 Alfred Street, late concrete specialist Hume Pipe Co. BOARD and lodgings offered two oi three working men, all conveniences, near deviation. Apply “Standard” Office. SHOP to let or lease, in Hotel Carlton buildings, Cuba Street, Palmerston North. Particulars from the Proprietor, Hotel Carlton. WHEN you think of bicycles think of Crown Cyclery (near Watson Bros.), the Square.—S. Napier, prop. I 1 LOWER seedlings.—Asters, stocks, carnations, verbenas, etc., Is doz. —Hum Kee, Main Street. CHRISTMAS hams. —Order now a prime “Kiwi" ham. guaranteed to be of good quality. We have arranged for small and medium sizes this year, and we advise you to put your order in now for delivery a couple of days beforo Christmas. Price Is 3d- lb. Also note our reduced prices for heavy side 3of “Kiwi” bacon, 8d lb. —Watson Bros.; Ltd., Big Cash Store. /ANTED to sell, mirrors, suitable ' 6hop or private house, at half cost >. Address “Standard” Office. J~i RAVELLING trunks, solid leather suit cases, attache cases and bowl cases. Call and inspect. 10 per cent, reduction at Pringle’s. WANTED to buy, aged spring cart horse. Apply A. Harvey, 130 Ruahine Street. YOUNG lady in business requires board with quiet private family. Reply to “383,” “Standard.” / \LUB Wine and Spirit Vaults - are permanent—not moved.—Tucker’s blend draught whiskey, 10s bottle. Established 1900. ■ your finger out of your . mouth,” “What' Far,” “I want a Kiss From You.” Most amusing records at Berryman’s. ' W. HASLAM, 64 Main Street West . (phone 6507).—G00d selection jam jars for sale cheap, delivered. Buyer bottles, lead, etc. Agent Tui branded bottles. No'collectors employed. Attend orders personally. HOUSEKEEPERS and domestics, all should dse our perfect washable duster, made from pure animal lur, only 4s 6d.—Collinson and Son. TUTUSQUASH and Marmot coats are -LVI g rea tly reduced; buy now.—H. H. Blandford, Coleman Place. OYS’ navy blazers, trimmed red, blue, gold or white cord, 9s 6d each.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. /CHILDREN’S socks, in great variety. Prices from lOd to 2s 6d; ladies cotton hose, in good colours, Is 3d, Is 6d and Is lid pair.—At Mrs Lamerton’s, Cuba Street. CLOTHES last longeP, are whiter, when done by Economic Bag Wash Laundry Co. (phone 6623). ARNER’S “Furnishing Week”: Kapoc mattresses, singles 23e 6d; doubles 39s 6d; pillows 4s 3d. Beds complete with wire 3ft. 50s; 4ft 6in., 70s; 3ft. wire woven 27s 6d; 4ft. 6in. wire woven, 33s 6d. —118 Cuba Street. MADAME PARKER, corset specialist, has removed to H.B. Building (entrance George Street). LEATHER goods make the most acceptable presents. Handbags, purses, music cases, all at Cowburn’s Leather Depot, Main Street. USERS of Glen Goal are satisfied clients—try it. F. Fisher (phone 6924). ET some before they go.—Large white hemstitched handkerchiefs, 2s 9d half doz.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. TENNIS players.—Be sure and see the Atlas, Napier and British winner racquets at Bennett’s, Broadway. THERE is no loneliness where there is a “Radiola.”—Geo. Skinner, furnisher, agent, Grand Buildings, the Square. TO LEASE, 168 acres, at £1 per acre, for 10 years; wifi dairy 36 cows; good buildings, handy town and rail; goodwill £l6o.—Falconer and Gray. . . ■ ' WHY kill the wife with hard washing? Let us do the dirty work.— Economic Bag Wash Laundry Co. (phone 6623). BIRTHDAY presents for boys and girls.—The Swift Cycle Depot, 8 Itangitikei Street, has joy cycles for children, 2 to 6 years, from 40s each. ' Your tiny tot needs one.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 29 November 1927, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 29 November 1927, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVII, Issue 306, 29 November 1927, Page 1