LOST AND FOUND, JOST, mounted sovereign on watch. -I chain; valued as keepsake. Reward. A'ddre.ss at “Standard.” LOST, from Kairanga Road, one young black and tan sheep dog. Finder please ring ’phone 8453. Reward. LOST, Saturday evening between Palace and De Luxe Theatres, a small boy’s navy and .white blazer. Finder kindly leave at “Standard.” Reward. LOST, on Suturday, pocket wallet containing cheque book. Reward. r Address at “Standard.” LOST, black belt, with silver buckle, between Court-house and Taonui i Street, via Square. Reward. Address at “Standard.” STRAYED from Tangimoana, female collio dog, sable and whiteanswers to name of Peggy; reward. Com--1 municate with Tangimoana Store. TO LET. [ TO LET. bungalow, 6 rooms, sheds, -L gas, e. light, all conveniences. Address at “Standard.” FOE LADIES. THE effectiveness and beauty of a Permanent Wave lies largely in the skill of the operator. It is not a mechanical process—it is the work of a master craftsman. 808 COUSINS, Tucker’s Hotel Buildings, Phone 7229. G. PHOCTER REGD. PLUMBER * DRAINLATER. ALL Work Personally Attended To. Country Work a Speciality. Phone 6099. Residence 7269. Workshop:— Corner of Bryant and Main Streets. , E. S A P W E L L, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, 67 ROY STREET. imatee Given for all branches of the Building Trade.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 75, 24 February 1930, Page 1
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209Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 75, 24 February 1930, Page 1
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