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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 45, 20 January 1928, Page 8

MERIDIAN singlets,' trunks or trousers, 7s 6d; combination garments, 12s 6d ; cellular singlets, trunks or trousers, from 2s lid.— Collinson-Cunmng-liame. ATURDAY special.—34-inch floral Shantung silk, on tussore ground, with small design, usually 9s lid ; Saturday 4s lid.—Collinson-Cunninghame. BOYS’ navy rough serge school shorts, guaranteed fast dye, sizes 3 to 16; were 7s lid, clearing 4s lid.— Hallenstein’s. S ROUTS braces worn under shirt are ideal for comfort, 3s lid pair; fancy sports beßs, Is 9d. —Collinson(Junninghame. Q ATURDAY special.—34-inch natural O tussore silk for undies, no dressing, worth 3s 6d; Saturday 2s 3d.'— Collisnon-Cunninghame. MEN’S black brogue shoes, also tan, 255; good wear and appearance, at Hannah’s, tPENNIS hats in self Fugi, shady J- brims, soft crowns; Saturday special 5s lid.— Collinson-Cunninghame. SATURDAY special.—3o-Tnch art. silk O stripes, just like a lustrous silk, smart designs and shades, were 3s lid yard; cotton dress sale, 2s 6d yard.— Collinson-Cunninghame. S" ATURDAY bargains.—Men’s striped band shirts 3s lid, boy’s sun helmets 2s 6d, small boys’ panamas 3s lid. Hallenstein’s. SATURDAY special. — 3o-inch coloui--ed Fugi silk, only first grade stocked, 30 shades; Saturday special, 2s 6d yard.—Collinson-Cunninghame. 2S OFF every pound spent during sale. Make your purchases here and save money. Inspection welcomed. —Hallenstein’s. PRETTY rubber aprons, fancy design, bound white, cross-over straps and tie ends, special 2s lid.—CollinsonCunninghame. LADIES, see the footwear bargains in our George Street windows; you will bo astounded. —Hallenstein’s.

SITUATIONS. SALESMAN. A MAN is wanted, with a proven sales record, to obtain clients for a new method of treatment. Tho treatment is advertised throughout New Zealand, having sound financial hacking and unimpeachable recommendations. . . Apply Room 8, O. Smith’s Building. WANTED, strong youth for dairy farm. Apply G. H. Mallett, Kairanga. YOUNG man, matriculation exam., studying accountancy, desires position ; will accept low salary. Write “737,” “Standard.” WANTED, fencing, stumping or general work, day or contract; experienced all classes, go anywhere. Write “738,” “Standard.” WANTED, man for small dairy farm, must be good hand milker. Apply “Standard” Office. WANTED, man, good appearance, for selling work, Feilding and Palmerston, proved line. Write “736,” “Standard.” ANTED, married couple for station; ploughman, shepherd, meet employer 2 o’clock Saturday.—Coghill s Registry (phone 3491). WANTED, by young widow, position as housekeeper. Address “Standard.” i) EFINED young lady seeks position l as lady-help or companion-help in good home; good references. Write “733,” “Standard.” WANTED, dressmaker, one willing to assist with other branches of business. Address “Standard” Office. MANAWATU LABOUR AGENCY. ’PI: Phone 6672, Hopwood’s Buildings. Wanted: Cooks, waitresses, relieving maids, housemaid, pantrymaid, kitdhetimaid, laundress, parlourmaids, lady help, cook-generals, generals, probationers (institution). , Wanted : Married couple £3, farm hand £2, milkers 30s and 355. jyj-RS J. S. ANDERSON, LICENSED REGISTRY. Terrace End. Phone 6211. Wanted: Station and farm hands, milkers (£1 to 355), boys for milking (10s to £1). Wanted: Cooks, housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids, pantrymaids for hotels’ and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlourmaids generals, girls to assist for private nouses. Wanted: By middle-aged man, position on farm or station; can fence, sheep work, and any odd job; references; good home more essential than high wages. Wanted: Married couple, with grown up family; daughter cook-general 2os, son cowman-gardener 27s 6d; free cottage. Wanted: Station cook, 3 to 4 men, £2 per week. Wanted: Second cook for hotel, union wage. Bag Wash Laundry ’Phone 6623. Cook Street. ATJLD AND VOSS AGRICULTURAL & MOTOR SMITHS (Late of Adam Burges), ARE now open in temporary premises, Ainsworth’s Garage, while pernuvnent site in Maire Street being made ready. MOTORISTS. HOODS Re-covered (all makes of cars) by experts. Get your curtains framed and make them permanent for a small sum. E. CARTER, 72 Rangitikei Street, • White Star Service Depot. RESIDENTS OF PALMERSTON NORTH AND DISTRICT. I BEG to notify that I have purchased the grocery business of Mr J. L. Broadbelt, Main Street, opp. Subway. W. T. Late Shannon. ESME AUDEN HAIR SPECIALIST, Coleman Place (next to Adam Bruce). SPECIALISING in Latest Cuts, Staining, Shampooing and Waving. Face and Scalp Massage. Advice’ Free. ORDER YOUR NEW YEAR JARS NOW. QRLFFITH’S CORDIALS, IN 1-GALLON JARS, ARE THE BEST Phone 6848. *