Nervous, run-down, underweight I Take British Yeast-o-Cod Tablets which put on healthy flesh, build steady nerves 3s and ss.—Leary’s Pharmacies. Ltd. Advt.
YOUNG woman wants washing of any description at her own home ; parcels called for. Write 823, “Standard. WANTED, - two ~men boarders, vicinity Terrace End, share room, washing and mending done, private dining room, terms 235. Address ‘ StanWANTED to buy, chimney sweeping outfit. State price. Address at “Standard.” EALTHY hens are profitable hens. —Give them Wadham’s Poultry Spice, ljlbs. Is 9d.—Watson Bros!, Ltd., and Branch Stores. MOV EK 7 h.p. two-seater, very econXV omical, newly painted, new hood and curtains, price £6O. Terms arranged—Aßamsi_l^M_Raxigitikei_^t. CHILDREN’S chairs, very strong, made in our factory, 8s 6d, 10s 6d. —Only at Tiny Tots’ Garage, Library Buildings, Square. ’ WANTED to sell, with £25 deposit and balance at £1 per week, good 5-roomed house, with electric light, not and cold water, etc., on good section, few minutes from Square. Total price only £550. Why pay rent any longer; get in early and secure this for Xmas. —A. Mortland and Co., 113 Cuba Street. COAL for domestic purposes that will burn without a mixture of house coal is Glen Kitchen. No advance in price—4s 6d per bag, as usual.— Ley land and Larsen (’phone 6560). ALL wool colonial worsted ready to wear suits, in fancy and plain shades, valued at £6 6s, to bo cleared at 79s 6d; all sizes.—Goldfinch and Cousins, The Men’s Store. OLDSMOBILE Coach, six cylinder, in almost new condition, done 13,000 miles, fitted with many extras, £225. —Adams Ltd., Rangitikei Street. FOR SALE. FOR SALE, lino, lino: Barry’s best quality, 6s lid per yard; good selection patterns. —Empire Auctioneering Co. FOR SALE or to hire, fishing boat at Foxton Beach. Address at “Standard” or phone 7343. ESSEX super 6 tourer, perfect condition, recently overhauled, every extra, £l7O. Address “Standard.” IPOR SALE, camp stretchers, 20s, best quality; suit cases, 4s 9d; best reinforced camping rugs, 10s 6d. Selling fast at Empire Auctioneering Co. icmi SALE, young Mexican parrot, J. great talker and singer.—33 Grey Street. EOR SALE, If acres, good hay.— Waghorn, Jickell Street. OR SALE, about one acre grass, ready for cutting. Apply Elliot, Melford Road, off College Street. Lightweight tent (new), 6ft x Bft, 2ft walls, jointed poles, aluminium pegs, packs very small, cost £7, sell £5. Address “Standard.” __ WANTED to sell, brown satin coat, latest style, almost new; also black crin. hat. Phone 7151, night. SITUATIONS. CHEF and first-class pastrycook seeks situation, total abstainer. Apply Chef. 221 Park Road. ANTED, strong boy for factory. Apply Taylor and Co., Mam Street. W' ANTED, light housework for young girl. Apply 314 Broadway Avenue. ARMER has vacancy for strong, willing youth who is anxious to widen his experience on admixed farm, good home. Send copies of references and state wages required to 822, “Standard.”
WANTED, cleaning or work of any description, husband unemployed. Write 815, “Standard.” Eak.iviaN seeks situation (from South Island). Write 809, “Standard.” ANTED, young girl for housework, sleep in. Address “Standard.” ANTED, strong youth for dairy farm, near Palmerston N. Reply to 819, “Standard.” ANTED, domestic help, two adults, country gird preferred. Write 812, “Standard,” or phone 5116. AN AW ATI! Labour Agency, 'phono 6672: Wanted, farm and station hands, married couples, all classes of hotel, institution and private workers. M ISS ANDERSON, f LABOUR BUREAU, Terrace End. Phone 6211. Wanted: Cooks, _ housemaids, waitresses, relieving maids (hotels and institutions), cooks, generals, lady helps (private houses), town and country. Waiting engagement: cannon hands, ploughmen, fencers, married couples. Wanted: Milkers (machines), 30s per week. Wanted: Capable cook-general for 2 weeks (3 adults), 35s per week. Wanted: Country home capable cook for one month £2 per week. Wanted: Experienced shepherd (must have 2 good dogs), 30s per week. Wanted: Temporary sub-matron for Institution £3 per week. PERMANENT WAVING 30/-- ME3 t5&S ot p “ 4CE THE amount of money which the publio Bpend on a manufacturer’! goods depends upon how well they know them: how effectively they are persuaded they need them; how thoroughly they are convinced of theii superiority-
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 28, 3 January 1931, Page 8
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