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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 117, 18 April 1931, Page 10

T7ORD four door Sedan, new model, m P perfect ccmdition done,3ooo miles, selling at a big reduction o —Adams, Ltd., Rangitikei_Stieet. AFTER-SALE Specials.— Strong winter weight pyjamas, in S.M., men’s and O.S. men’s, to be cleared at 5s lid pair.— Goldfinch and Cousins. TJ OOTB ALLS, sizes 2 to j 5,7 s M to Jt 1 20s: good quality balls, at Ben nett’s, Broadway. MAJESTIC, the new Screen Grid model, £5 deposit and 7s 6d per week.—Berryman’s. AKNER’S Drapery Warehouse 118 Cuba Street: Nursery Flannelettes hemmed free of charge for 14 days only; from 6s lid to 12s 6d per dozen squares. Take advantage of this otter. TO LET. TO LET, 6-roomed bungalow, garage, all conveniences. Apply R- '' agliorn, the Square. _____ T— O LET, a 6-roomed house, all conveniences, 30s a week. Apply 38 Featherston Street. FOR SALE. Foil SALE, Maxwell tourer ’ good order, £ls. Shootists, here s your chance.—2s Morris Street. j'OR SALE, two sets gig harness. —62 Church Street (phone 5959). OR SALE, twenty gallon milk run. Address at “Standard.” FOR SALE, a good liousecow, due in a few days, price £9. Address at “Standard.” FOR SALE, 100 Black Orpington pullets, purebred, high egg producing strain, laying, price’ 8s 6d each, crating and cartage extra. Apply the Poultry Manager, Massey Agricultural College, Palmerston North. fjlOR SALETEnglish d.b. hammerless i gun, as new, case, all exti'as. —25 Morris Street. IJOII SALE, Indian Scout and sidecar, electric model; owner no further use, what offers? Apply 2a Morris Street. FOR SALE, 20 tons good meadow hay (baled), reasonable price to cash buyer. Phone 8589, or address “Standard.” SITUATIONS. WANTED, painting and paperhanging, by competent man, all work guaranteed. Ring 6490.—McLaggan, XL7 Ferguson Street. GIRL (22) desires position general lieip, homely family, fond children, sleep in; good references. Write 659, “Standard.” YOUNG man, strong, willing, wants work, do anything, go anywhere. Write 663, “Standard.” RESPECTABLE elderly woman seeks position as housekeeper.—Bß Rangitikei Street. WANTED, by married man, gardening or odd jobs. Please leave orders at 209 Main Street. BRICKLAYER wants repair work; chimneys built, clinker work. Apply 43 Bourke Street. WANTED, a waitress. “Write 690, “Standard.” jyj-ISS ANDERSON, LABOUR BUREAU, Terrace End. Phone 6211. Waiting engagement: Station hands, ploughmen, fencers, married couples. Wanted: Position by experienced farm hand, can plough, fence, milk (hand and machine). Waiting Engagement: First-class fencer, can do any farm work (good references). Wanted: For country, Hawke’s Bay, a capable cook-laundress, 30s per week; also house-parlourmaid. 15s ner week. Wanted : Experienced pantry maidwaitress for country hotel. BRICE’S, OPPOSITE G.P.O. DE RESZKE, 10’s ?d, 50’s 2s lid.— Extra coupon with each packet of 10 cigarettes. PROTECTED AGAINST THE EARTHQUAKE ALL SECURITIES AND VALUABLES WHICH were held in the Safe-deposit Lockers in the strongrooms of the Public Trust Offices at Napier and Hastings at the time of the recent earthquake WERE PRESERVED INTACT. One of the special features of the Public Trust Office is the system of SAFE-DEPOSIT LOCKERS, by means of which the safety of all kinds of valuables, papers, etc., can be secured at a small annual cost. If you have any valuables concerning which you are at all uneasy, consult the DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Palmerston North. SAVE A YEAR In -ACCOUNTANCY AND BOOK KEEPING. THOSE desiring to qualify in Accoun--L tancy are advised that next year students have to pass three stages in Book-keeping—this means three years’ work on this subject. Save a year by qualifying in the first stage this year, MATRICULATION AND ACCOUNTANCY PRELIMINARY. This is the last year of the Accountancy Preliminary exam. As it is a much easier exam, than matric., those intending taking the Accountancy Professional should take advantage of the last opportunity. Write for Prospectus. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. “The College of Good Results.” 9Sh THE TERRACE, 'WELLINGTON. H. AMOS, F.R. Eeon.S., F.A.I.S. Managing Director.