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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 78, 1 March 1929, Page 8

WANTED to lease, good 5-roomed house by caretul reliant. Particulars to /01 “Standard” Office. WANTED to dispose of about 1000 yards of stripping. Apply contractor, Terrace End pit. f |'HE “Classique,” Clarendon JBuild--L ings.— We have got an entirely lrcsli stock of liigh-class conlectionery. EENNETT says “No.”—No inferior meat purveyed at his shop, Church street West (phone 5408). FAMILY scales, 8s 6d; 3-piece china tea sets, 4s lid, 21-piece china tea sets, 7s lid; china sanuwich sets, 8s od.—At J. It. McKenzie’s, Ltd. BEST quality handbags, all reduced in price. See windows at H. L. Young's, Ltd., Broadway. MRS TIMS invites inspection of new autumn models now coining to Hand ; prices to please.—Hopwood’s Buildings. (1 ET it good! Get it here I Snell 1 has splendid pork for all who fancy it.—Phono 5173. A JOLLY good roast.—You cannot tl beat it. Tell Mann pier phone 0040 to send it along. pHILDHEN’S white shoes, chrome V 7 leather soles, up to size one 2s lid. —Hannah’s sale price. WYCHERLEY’S Specials! Men’s ielt hats, 8s Gd, a big range to select from; cut and bound edge. WANTED to sell, two high-class Hardy’s fly rods, in new condition. Apply H. E. Bergersen, George Street. SHALL we say a big roast of mutton this week.—Phone 6640. Mann would like to know. JUST opened, splendid* line boys’ jerseys, navy, fawn, saxe, white,, red, grey shades, all sizes, 4s 6d.— Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broad way. I HIE “Classique,” Clarendon Build’ngs.—Our fountain drinks are made from pure fruit juices; try them. t 1 ALENDAitS selling fast.—No won- ' der at the price. Hurry along to H. L. Young’s, Ltd., to get yours. WYCHEItLEY’S Specials! All wool socks, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 6d; navy and grey Union working shirts, 9s 6d; wide-end silk ties, 2s 6d; grey blankets all wool, 21s. SHAVING soap, lid; Prophylactic tooth brushes, Is sd; Marine Band mouth organs, worth 7s 6d, our price 4s 6d.—“Rutter's” (phone 6445). ONL) lew pairs left —Men’s fawn flannel trousers, latest cut, these were 15s 6d, special purchase price 8s lid.—Humphreys and Andrews, .Ltd., 15 Broadway. CHEAP novels, that is the price is low, but value big; all good authors; 2s 6d each.—H. E. Young, Ltd., Broadway. WYCHERLEY’S Specials! Black Italian shirts, 5s 6d and 7s lid; cotton and wool working shirts, 7s lid; navy Doctor flannel, 5s 9d; slaughtermen’s navy singlets, 7s 6d. H 'EN IS IS racquets going cheap. -L \V holesale slaughter of prices; nothing reasonable refused.—Bycroft’s, Cuba Street. H'HE ‘Classique,’' Clarendon Build 1 ings. High-class confectionery We shall be pleased to see you all. SALE of tenuis racquets.—2o per cent to 33J per cent olf racquets. Now is the time to purchase. Good assortment at Bycroit’s- Cuba Street. BUYS’ grey golf hose, pure wool (N.Z. make), red, blue and gold tops, 2s lid pair, all sizes.—Humphreys and Andrews, Ltd., 15 Broadway. FOR your fur repairs and relining call and see the fur specialists. H. H. Blandford, Ltd., Quality Furriers, Rangitikei Street. WYCHERLEY’S Specials 1 Pure indigo serge suits, our star line, at 84s. “Wycherley’s wares wear well.” OUR large stock of furs reduced to half price; short period only.—A. S. Jacobs and Son. Furriers, Main Street. WAGHORN’S, the Square, will give your house a new appearance. He knows his business and is thorough with the job. Ci URNS are no joke, but they are I easily removed by applying “Remove” Corn Cure, Is 6d.—J. H. Walker, chemist, opp. railway station. WAGHORN’S, the Square, will renovate your house. We have the goods and the tradesmen. CUDDLE down in David McCrae bedding. Quite cheap to buy— Andrews and Sons, 80 Rangitikei Street. STOCKTAKING. —Big sale of furniture, with big reductions, 'at U.S.D., near P. 0., Main Street. " L'KESH as a Daisy” every morning J- when you sleep on a David McCrae mattress. —Andrews and Sons, 80 Rangitikei Street. FIAT, newly painted and reconditioned, in first-class order, £l5O. Adams, Ltd. QIALE of racquets.—The cbance of the 0 season to procure a good racquet cheap, lees 20 per cent.—Bycroft’s, Cuba Street. ■ COOMBS and Woodman, nurserymen and fruit-growers, 500 Albert Street.—Growers of shelter trees and small fruits (Cape gooseberries in next). CONCRETE trough. —Farmorß, finish with the olj time wooden trough; get a concrete one which coats leea.— Manawatu Produce Exchange, 73a Rangitikei Street, ’phone 6334, STOCKT AKING. —3-piece chesterfield suites, in moquette, from £l3 10s. —P.S.D., near P. 0., Main Street. FUR repairs. It pays to give your fur work to the firm that knows how. H. H- Blandford, Ltd., Quality Furriers, Rangitikei Street. HUPMOBILE touring car, wire wheels, in thorough gt,od order newly painted.—Adams, Ltd.