w APPLES, rooking and eating, Id and 2d per lb. 50 Pnhiatua Street. ’ANTED to buy, good gas copper. Apply 15 Milverton Avenue. AI.E of Wallpapers.—2s per cent, discount for cash; rooms papered from £1 15s.—Chas. Sapwell, 310 Ferguson Street, P.N. Phone 6832 for pattern books. £25 buys one of several secondhand pianos; real bargains; just in at Oates’ Music Stores, near Grand Hotel. HOLLYWOOD screen beauties use world-famous Rachel Face Cream/ J. R, Wood. Ltd. COLUMBIA portable gramophones, 2s 6d per week.—Berryman’s. WANTED, two business girls to share bed and sitting room, morning tray, tea if required, conveniences, good locality, near Square. Address “Standard.” PARSONS, tailor, Broadway, has sold to “Downing,” expert master tailor, Wellington. Starts Monday at opening sale prices. WANTED Known.—Buy the best, Gilbert’s Match 11. Rugby balls, 255; practice, 18s 6d.—Peters, saddler, Rangitikei Street. WONDERFUL bargains in books and stationery.—N.Z.l. Co.’s annual book sale. WANTED, a gentleman boarder in private home, central, washing and mending, 27s 6d. Phone 6153 or address “Standard.” TAM jars for sale, 2s dozen, delivered. —P.N. Bottle Exchange, 96 Rangitikei Street (phone 7092). WANTED to buy, small -home, near school, reasonable, soldier’s loan. Write 689, “Standard.” RADIO enthusiasts! See actual “Ultimate” radio set, used by Commander Byrd on his Arctic expedition. On view at Nimmo’s. STEEL vices, is 6d, 2s bd, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 'ss 6d, 10s, 15s.—-Uncle Alf, 233 Main Street. BOARD offered young man or woman to share rooms. Terrace End; terms £1 2s 6d. Address “Standard.” (1 WTTIASLAM, West End BottTe J. Store, ’phono 6507. —Buyer all branded ale and stout bottles. Is 6d per doz.; brass, lead, etc. Jam jars and all description of bottles for sale, reasonable. No collectors- calls personally. WANTED, young lady boarder, single room, terms moderate.—l 4 Queen Street. WANTED to buy, second mortgage, must be reducible. Write 688, “Standard.” M~ OfORISTS 1 E. Carter for re-uphol-stery and hoods. Prices right; all work guaranteed.—74 Rangitikei Street (phone 6051). IQOI WALLPAPERS.—WonderfuI JLt/OJL selection, latest’designs, very reasonable. Pattern books on request. —lngham’s, Cuba Street. HUGH Walpole’s great new novel, “Above the Dark Circus,” on sale at Bennett’s, Broadway. TJA CA N CIE S for business young men, V every convenience, phone, central, shaTe room 255, single 27s 6d.—89 Fitzherbert Avenue. IT pays to eat Clarke’s home-made bread. No other luxury required; it satisfies.—ls 7 Cuba Street, cr. Lombard Street. WANTED to rent, by Civil Servant, no children, 6-roomed bungalow, partly furnished, handy, to town. Write 686, “Standard.” PRIVATE board and residence, close to Square. Address “Standard.” THE prices of children’s books lowered as never before.—N.Z.l. Co.’s book sale. D~~RESSMAKING.— Plain frocks from ss; sewing by day, 10s. Apply 10 Campbell Street. SKINNER’S for overcoats. New range just in, prices from 39s 6d to £5 ss; wool scarves from 2s 6d; woollen gloves, Scotch knit, 2s 6d. 6 -PIECE rimu dining room suite comprising sideboard, gateleg or fixed dining table, and four best quality dining chairs. Price £10; Workmanship is of the very best. Call and inspect at Hutchins’ Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main Street East, Palmerston North. PLAYING cards for the winter: All pack prices reduced, now selling Is to 3s 6d, pack.—H. L. Young, Ltd. WELL grown cabbage and cauliflower plants at Harrison’s, Coleman Place. GALL Stones completely cured.—Convincing proof, testimonials and full particulars from N. Stockwexl, Cameron Street, Hawera, sole agent. ACHEL Face Cream prepared from Madame Rachel’s beauty recipe.— C. M. Rose, Ltd. /EARNER’S Drapery Warehouse, 118 Jjf Cuba Street: Blankets from N.Z.’s leading mill: Singles 23s 6d pair, doubles 29s 6d pair. Pure wool, white heavy quality. You won’t hesitate on buying. ANTED to sell, Shacklock range (flush flue), left hand oven, firstclass condition. Address “Standard.” HIS Master’s Voice portable gramophones, 2s 6d per week.—Berryman’s. men’s tweed trousers, all sizes, to I be cleared at 5s 6d pair.—Goldfinch and Cousins. THE amount of work put through is proof that our developing and printing is of the very best.—Central Photo Stores, Square. MONSTER writing pads, 400 pages 3 for 2s 6d. Envelopes 6 packets Is. —H. L. Young, Ltd. JACK WARNER for cycle repairs. Specials.—4 only gents’ all wool tweed overcoats, in grey tones, to be cleared at 32s lid.—Goldfinch and Cousins. VOTE for C. O’Connell, the cabinet-. maker —the man who brought the price of furniture and jobbing work down. —Phono 7380, 14a Campbell Street. FOR better developing and printing take your films to Central Photo Stores. Four-hour service.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 117, 18 April 1931, Page 1
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