LOST AND FOUND. T OST, in the vicinity of Bainesse, -*-i one black and white sheep dog. Reward for information leading to recovery. Ring 4R, Rangiotu. LOST, on Saturday, parcel containing ladies’ wear and music, vicinity Cuba Street, Main Street, David Street or Square. Finder please leave at “Standard” Office. TO LET. TO LET, one or two unfurnished rooms, use of conveniences, central. Address at “Standard.” LET, two furnished front rooms, with conveniences, handy to Square; no children. Address at “Standard.” TO' LET, two furnished rooms, near Showgrounds. Address at “Standard.” O'O LET, by young lady, furnished JL room to young lady, for company in house. Apply 1104 Church Street. fDO LET, five-roomed house, 551 Main JL Street East, nearly $ acre land, 25s weekly; make good poultry farm. Apply 274 Ferguson Street. - rLET, 5-acre paddock, with water, handy to Square. Apply “Standard.” IpOXTON Beach.—To let, cottage, from 16th January. Apply 212 Ferguson Street or phone 5800. DON’T miss Collinson and Cunninghame’s exhibit from Toyland at the Royal Show. LATEST Electric Radio,, Splitdorf 6-valve stands, alone in radio world. Don’t buy until you have heard it, at Berryman’s. "POUNTAIN pens at J- Square. Connor’s, the OHOW meals.—Dine at the Royal Dutch. Hot lunch, 10.30 to 2 p.m. Hot tea, 5 p.m. to 7.30. Special quick service and attention. VISITORS are invited to call at V Adams, Ltd., and inspect the latest Studebakers and Erskine cars. UNCLE All’s gigantic sale unredeemed pledges to-morrow; auction commences at 11 a.m.—Mounsey and GIFT stationery.—Nice boxes of these at very low prices at H. L. Ltd. Be sure you see them. "POUR wonderful new Columbia re•l • cords by the Australian Commonwealth Band. Hear these fine numbers at Coles’. r |'HE Links Convalescent Home, 48 Ihaka Street, Palmerston North.— Beautiful gardens, Jersey cows kept; terms £4 4s per week.—Phone 5755. ANTED to buy, set woouen wasii tubs. State price to “888,” “Standard” Office. D ECORDS, latest always in stock.— -LI Hear “Song of the Prince,” “Laugh Clown Laugh,” “Ramona,” and hundreds of others at Oates’ Music Stores. GARNER’S Warehouse.—Men’s best quality worsted suits, from 90s, sold elsewhere £6 6s. Men’s Kaiapoi all wool suits, 67s 6d. . Men’s railway tweed trousers 11s 6d. Men’s Nap trousers 6s lid. WANTED to let, six-roomed house, hot and cold water, gas, near Square. Address at “Standard” Office. SAVE £2O. Buy a Doherty playerpiano now. Special reduction for this week only.—Coles, sole agents. MOTORISTS I When ~at~the — Show IiJL bring your hoods and upholstery repairs to E. Carter, 72 Rangitikei Street. STERs. —Best early aster plants, 6d doz.; also hardy tomato plants, 6d doz.—9B College Street. FRAMED pictures always make delightful presents. Big window display at H. L. Young’s, Ltd. Prices exceptionally low. /CATALOGUES of seaside and tourist VJ tents and all camping outfits available at Chas. Dahl and Son’s warehouse, 319 Main Street, Palmerston North (phone 6209). r pWELVE trophies at Oddfellows’ JL Hall, Cuba Street, on Friday, 2nd November. SHOW meals.—Dine at the Royal Dutch. Hot lunch, 10.30 to 2 p.m. Hot tea, 5 p.m. to 7.30. Special quick service and attention. PIANO bargains, £2O saved by paying cash; English pianos, just arrived. Call and inspect at Berryman’s. ANTEI3“LTbuy'7 _7 T)olco” 32 Volt lighting plant. Send particulars to “861,” “Standard.” ' | (JNDON Pie Shop (E. W. Ward), J-i Main Street West, near subway, for all varieties of meat and fruit pies, fresh daily; delivered to your door. Quality guaranteed. VISITORS are invited _to call at Adams, Ltd., and inspect the latest Studebakers and Erskine cars. SHOW Week ,is bargain week for Doherty player pianos. Special reduction of £2O at Coles’, sole agents. MHjLINERY prices at bedrock.— Large indent just arrived and to be sold at big discount during Show AVeek.—The Vogue, next Schneideman’s, Broadway. GARNER’S Warehouse.—Men’s coloured all wool tennis flannel trousers, in all shades, 12s 6d to 19s 6d. Men’s sports coats, from 22s 6d. Police braces Is lid. GRAMOPHONES. —No home need be without one. We cater for every purse from £3 15s to £170; easy terms if desired.—Berryman’s. GW. HaSLAM, West. End Bottle • Store.—Buyer of all branded ale bottles. Official agents, Wellington branded bottles. Buyer rags, zrno, lead, etc. Phone 6507, HANDBAGS, smart and stylish; suit cases, best leather and fibre; gents’ wallets and toilet sets.—Cowbum’s Leather Depot, Main Street W. STUDEBAKER and Erskine cars are the best value in the motor world. —Adams, Ltd., N.Z. importers. WATERPROOF sheets and tarpaulins in all sizes for covering wool, flax, hay and cropping stacks, merchandise etc. etc., at bed-rook prices.—Chas. Dahl and Son, 319 Main Street, Palmerston North, ’phone 6209, WINDOWS and showroom filled suitable Xmas presents. Make a point of seeing these at H. L. Young’s, Ltd. Prices down to bedrock. SPRING and summer frocks.—Have arrived at Mrs Lampards, 71 Cuba Street, together with charming repp, coats. You must see these and note the low prices. YARDLEY’S Lavender Face Powder 3s 6d, Swandown Powder Is 3d, Java Rice Powder 2s. 6d. R. and G. Velante Powder Is 2d. Yardley’s Milady Powder Is 9d, R. and G., assorted Powders Is 4d, at J. R. McKenzie’s, Ltd.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 285, 30 October 1928, Page 1
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