CAMP TABLES FOLDS suitcase fashion, holds 4 chairs and camp requisites, 25s. —C. O’Connell, 14a Campbell Street, ’phono 7380. NOTICE TO RETAILERS. WHEN Re-stocking with Seagrass Furniture, get a quote from R. W. SHARMAN, 241 a Main Street W., Palmerston North. TASTY JOINTS AND Small Goods—juicy and tender. W. E. MANN, Butcher, 243 Broad Street. EMPIRE DYE "WORKS. ALL Classes of Dyeing and Dry Cleaning. Suits cleaned 7s 6d.—J. H. TAYLOR, Main Street, next Devine a Hotel (phone 6143).
The PARAGON Millinery |Jpr The Stock ™ has to be Sold owing to Rebuilding.
& 1 <? HotTVatei Hot water I A necessity in every dairy, is supplied in abundance by tbis new cylinder. A flick of the switch and the water heats —and stays hot for hours, because the cylinder is completely encased in a non-conduc-tive substance. The MERCER “Dairy Type ” Electric Hot Water Cylinder is very economical. The best, cheapest and most convenient way of heating water on the farm. Full particulars and working demonstration from Ramsay and Campbell, Ltd., 48 Rangitikei Street. J. Mercer and Sons., Ltd., Christchurch, Manufacturers.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 10, 11 December 1930, Page 11
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