“fTHE Black Cat” has new designs in X traced aprons, handy utility bags, sandwich d’oyleys, etc.; you must see these.—Hopwood’s Buildings. ANYONE requiring bungalow, four rooms, kitchenette, garage, drive, paths, good locality, for small deposit. —SB Waldegrave Street. G LADY'S Moncrieff is here again in “Smiling Irish Eyea”; get the record at Nimrao’s Ltd. (Oates’ Music Stores). PS REWARD will be paid to any per--30 son supplying information which will lead to the sale of any one of our big range of used cars. Apply' “Pronto 673,” TANKS dry, wells dry, but plenty ip. the stream and divers. How about a hydraulic ram? Write Holben and Kirk. "\I7YCHERLEY’S wares wear well.— YV The latest in gents’ American coat shirts are obtainable at Wycherley's. TROUBLE free radio.—That’s the Majestic; over 170 owners in this area will vouch for that.—Berryman’s. IF you have lost the negative of any snap, we can copy, print the same size or enlarge.—Central Photo Stores. KING or write Jack Creighton' l! 'to hang that paper and paint up 'for Easter. NRESERVED clearing sale, 326 Park Road East, to-morrow, at 1 p.m., watch for sale flag.—Mounsey and Co. THE children’s photographs. — Miss Billens is showing some beautiful studies of babies and children. We want your baby. Avenue (3 doors from Ferguson Street). ENJOY the Easter holidays with a portable gramophone for beach or bush.—H.M.V., Columbia, Decca. Coles’. BOOKS possible to all: Thrilling novels, by good authors, selling 3 for 2s 6d, at H. L. Young, Ltd. SEE the new destructor high pressure boiler; ideal for household hot water service; burns all refuse.—Ramsay and Campbell, Ltd., 48 Rangitikei Street. SMILING Irish Eyes” and “A Wee Bit of Love,” two delightful numbers. Buy them at Berryman’s. N. Z.I. CO. for suit cases. EXILES,” Warwick Deeping’s fine new novel, 6s, at Bennett’s, 1 Broadwuy. GOOD accommodation for married couple; also two working men ; boarders; terms moderate. Address “Standard.” ALL umbrellas sold are manufactured on the premises. Patronise local industry.—Lethaby’s, 223 Main Street. JACOBEAN oak dining . room suite, extension table, sideboard and four chairs, reduced to £25 10s for the Easr ter bride.—Skinner’s, Grand Hotel Buildings. I ['LOO 11 Gloss Polisher” and “Floor Gloss Polish,” the latest method of floor finishing.—Turner’s Glass and ’ Paint Co., Ltd..' 31 King Street. YCHERLEY’S wares wear well.— Marl tweed shirts, 4s 3d; black • Italian shirts, 5s 6d, 7s 6d; pin head , shirts, 4s 6d; men’s strong braces, 2s. , —Wycherley’s. WANTED, buy, good used light roadster car; stand any inspection; no agents, privately owned. Particulars and price to “Spot Cash, 678,” “Standard.” FREE taxi rides from the Square to Andrews and Sons, to all requiring furnishing. Apply Bank of New Zealand stand. BATHS, basins, sinks, _ tubs and pedestals. Another shipment just arrived, all British manufacture, prices defy competition. Holben and Kirk. PLATINUM self-filling pens, noncorroding, 2s each.—Swallow, bookshop. WANTED to buy, young intelligent fox terrier. Price and particulars FUMED oak bedroom suite, specially made for the Easter bride, only £27 10s.—Skinner’s, Grand Hotel Buildings,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 111, 7 April 1930, Page 1
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