TEA Rooms.—Will patrons please note that the tea rooms, will be closed all day Wednesday, March 6th. —Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. TOMATOES. —700 cases at your own price, at Bennett’s Auction Mart, to-inoiTow, at 10.30 a.m. , HOT house grapes', fresh cut every day.—Mayo’s Snop, Main Street. STOCKTAKING. --Big sale of furniture, with big reductions, at U.S.D., near P.Q., Main Street. fPOMATOES.—7OO cases at your own X price, at Bennett’s Auction Mart, to-morrow, at 10.30 a.m. FORD Sedan, in good order, newly painted, £9o.—Adams, Ltd. TOMATOES. —700 cases at your own price, at Bennett’s Auction Mart, to-morrow, at 10.30 a.m. IF you are looking for a guaranteed s.li. car, inspect those at Adams, Ltd. SHAVING soap, lid; Prophylactic tooth brushes, Is 6d ; Marine Band mouth organs, worth 7s 6d, our price 4s 6d.—“Rutter’s” (phone 6446). TFOMATOES.—Best table tomatoes, X 121bs. 2s. . Free delivery. Phone 6594.—Grover’s Orchards, 274 Ferguson Street. BIRTH ANDERSON.—On March 2nd, at Nurse Horn’s, Albert Street, to Mr and Mrs J. Anderson, of 14 Martin Street; a daughter. LAND AGENTS. PLEASE take notice that my residence at 34 Argyle Avenue is withdrawn from sale. E. J. MATTHEWS. MANAWATU MOTOR CLUB. MOTOR CYCLE QRASS HILL CLIMB, On the Property Kindly lent by J. J. Knight, Esq., AOKAUTERE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 6th, At 2.30 p.m. COME AND SEE THE THRILLS! Admission Is, Children Free. B. PALMER, Secretary. THE MIDLAND TRUST, LOAN AND DEPOSIT CO., LTD. THIRD ANNUAL MEETING. OHAItEHOLDERS are reminded that iJ the Annual Meeting takes place at the Chamber of Commerce Rooms, Broadway, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 o’clock. Business: To Receive Directors’ Report and Balance-Sheet • Declaration of Dividend; Election of Directors; Election of Auditor. W. C. HARRINGTON, Secretary. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, tail of brown fox fur, in .Broadway or Victoria Avenue. Reward at office.—Collinson and Cunninghame. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, a Walter Collinson piano (practically new), no borer,, cheap for cash. Apply “Standard” Office. TO LET. TO LET, comfortably furnished bedroom, with fireplace; one min-, ute from Square. Address at “Standard.” SITUATIONS. WANTED, experienced advertising man to sell advertising novelty, Palmerston-Manawatu. Apply Tuesday afternoon, W., care Matthews Sample Rooms. WANTED, a smart boy for shop.— Blockley, chesterfield suite exper.t, 19 Andrew Young Street. AiNiitu, washing and cleaning by the day, by reliable woman. Apply “711,” “Standard.” AJNAWATU Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings, ’phone 6672. Requires waitress, Housemaid, housekeeper, generals, farm hands, flax cutters. ! FIRST-CLASS opportunity is offered a young man for direct selling of well-known products in good demand. Only those capable of representing a firm of good repute need apply. A car would be an advantage. Apply “No. 718,” “Standard.” J. H ANDERSON. LIOENBED REGISTRY, Terrace End. 'Rhone 6211. Wanted: Station and'farm hands, milkers, boys for farms. Wanted: Cooks, housemaids, waitresses for hotels and boardinghouses, cooks, house-parlourmaids, generals, girls to assist. (private houses). Wanted, for country home, capable .pook-general (two adults), 35s per week. Wanted: Cook for private house £2 per.week. Wanted: For Hawke’s Bay, nurse for 2 children (age 3 years and 11 months), 35s per , week. ,THE UNFORGIVING MINUTE “If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run, Yours is the earth and everything that’s in it, and—which is more.—you’ll be a man, my son.” OWME is speeding on relentlessly and X opportunities allowed to slip by unheeded may never occur again. What are you doing to ensure a successful future? Do not imagine that you can acquire enough training through experience in your daily work. Every fellow-worker gets the same. IT IS THE EXTRA TRAINING THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE—that will lift you above the average. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, Prepares students by personal and correspondence tuition for gll professional and commercial exams., and in such essential subjects as Advertising, Salesmanship, etc. Send for a Prospectus to Banks Commercial College, Box 1261, Wellington. H. AMOS, Managing Director.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 80, 4 March 1929, Page 10
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