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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 116, 12 April 1930, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Wednesday, fitch: fur necklet. Reward. _ Address “Standard.” LOST, in Square, satchel, containing two text books and note book. Reward on returning to 26 Linton Street. LOST, black and tan sheep dog, answers to the'name 'of “Buster.” on returning to F. Attfield, Awapuni (phone 6803). • TO LET. T'O LET, furnished whare suitable for -L bachelor, 7s 6d; also single bed, 85.—250 Cook Street. TO LET, in Willis Street, new sixroomed bungalow, all conveniences; also large grain store, Willis Street, 40 feet by 12d feet. Apply C. N. Giausen, 68 Rangitikei Street. TO LET, furnished bed-sitting rooms, fireplace, e. 1., good home.—24 Lombard Street. , TO LET, modern self-contained flat, three rooms, handy Square. Apply, 2 Roy Street, ’phone 5426. , TO LET, modern bungalow, 5 rooms, Featherston Street, e. 1., gas cooker, every convenience, rent 365. Apply Wilby’s Store, Cuba Street. TO LET, 5-roomed bungalow, Pirie Street; also two modern fiats, near Square.—C. L. Mowlem, Rangitikei Street. ’• ■ ■ TO LET, bed-sitting room, furnished, with option of garage, very handy to town. Apply 9 Nash Street. TO LET, furnished double-bed sitting room, separate kitchen, entrance and meter.—64 Cuba Street. TO LET, superior furnished self-con-tained sunny flat,. gas, e. 1., open fireplace, private entrance, ■ close Square. Apply “Standard.” TO LET, to approved tenant, 7-room-ed house, gardens, close to Square. Address “Standard.” TO LET, 5-roomed dwelling, Ferguson Street, electric light, all conveniences, 27s 6d per week. Apply Public Trust. TO LET, well furnished flat, separate entrance, comprising three rooms, kitchen, washhouse, shed, good garden, pleasant situation, all conveniences. Apply 135 Fitzherbert Avenue. TO LET, two unfurnished rooms, e. 1., gas stove, private entrance, bus route. Address “Standard.” tPO LET, 5-roomed. house, every con--L venience. Apply, 12 Annandale Avenue, ’phone 6126. TO LET, two large rooms, in Broadway, separate entrance from busy thoroughfare. Apply The Vogue, Broadway. TO LET, rooms, first floor, overlooking Square, ideal for offices, music studios, dressmakers. Apply Garner’s Drapery Warehouse. TO LET, good 7-roomed house,. all conveniences, h. and c. water, e. 1., concrete paths, motor shed.. Address “Standard.” NOTICE. ' 7 with Dog or Gun wil J- be prosecuted. m. p. McKenzie. E. M. STOKES. TO' LAND AGENTS AND OTHERS. PLEASE take notice 'that both my properties. Glen Oroua, are withdrawn from sale. M. A. DOBSON. BANK HOLIDAYS. ' " PURSUANT to the terms of the Banking Act, 1908, the Banks throughout the Dominion of New Zealand Will be closed on the undermentioned days, being Statutory Bank Holidays :- ■ EASTER HOLIDAYS. . Good Friday 18th April, 1930 Easter Satudday, 19th April, 1930. Easter Monday,. 21st April, 1930. Wednesday, 23rd April, 1930,- St. George’s Day. Friday,’2sth April, 1930, Anzac Day. 28th NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW PALMERSTON NORTH, 17th to 21st JUNE, 1930. - THE Big Winter Exhibition of the. Manawatu and West Coast A. and P. Association, combined .with the Annual Show of the Manawatu Poultry Association. FIVE DAYS AND NIGHTS. Classes . for Fat. Stock, Ring Competitions, Field Roots, Dog Trials, Fruit, Honey, Vegetables, Home Cookery, Needlework, . Photography, etc. ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 4th. Special Feature this year— FAT STOCK SHOW AND SALE, particulars of which, together with other classes, will be found in the Schedule, now ready, and sent post free on application to W. T. PENNY, \ . P.O. Box 85, . Palmerston North. THE CHATEAU. TONGARIRO NATIONAL PARK. high ‘ altitude (3717 ft.) and • healthy surroundings refresh those tired and run dow'n. Facilities for a lengthy stay include the presence of a barber, and hairdresser. Special sun porches, .billard-room, tennis courts, insure that there ,is plenty to fill a. restful holiday inside as well as outside.- For details calf ’ •! ' M. A.-ELIOTT, LTD., Broadway (first floor). MRS J. ARTHUR, THE BEAUTY SPECIALIST, . • GEORGE STREET. WE know that Beauty is an asset and that % comes from health and cleanliness!: It is natural to be beautiful, because we are part of Nature—-we are Nature. It is the cThty of every , woman to annex those things that help to improve her appearance and promote her general health. Marcel Waving, • Manicuring, Shingling, Hair Tinting, Hair Work, Switches, Wigs, etc. Exclusive Stock of Creams, Powders, Tonics, etc. , HYGEIA .TOILET ROOMS. LAWN MOWEBB. gjAiVE Jilim . OVERHAULED We Coileeii and Deliver Free. ,V"mu2ELLIDTT; , . V !I M- i .:Plioriß.'>fi49o--5628. .Ifspuii JUidihßarr’g: .Workshop*