NEURITIS 1 Why suffer when immediate relief secured with Mentlioicls, subdue inflammation. 3s 6d, 6s Oct. J. Wood, Ltd., and other chemists. _ ALEXANDER CLARK’S are offering a A rlisrount of 10 per cent, for cash on all English wallpapers. Ripohn car j mel, T B and R. Williamson s paint and Berger’s paint.—Labour costs are B re “tly red uced —an d with this special reduction on the price of materials —you can sa\e money by painting and papering now. See Alexander Clark’s to-morrow about your re-decorating problems. CjUIT Record Broken. —We have now D passed the 1000 mark m saleiot our famous suit-to-measure at £4 4s. Cousins. E w ?=i.r rrs 'S^ u Ti 5X 2SS-SSSJ hS."{S S street, phones 7334. FOR SALE FOR SALE, Saturday, one 7-year draught mare, fit for show ring, all work.— J. L. Bennett, Ltd., auctioneers. FOR SALE, used bicycles.—We have ladies’, gents’, juveniles and racers, 7 .i 1 nnH rrnAfl TPjl iaaies , genua , — - z all thoroughly overhauled and good reliable machines.—Curnn’s Cycle Works, 173 Main Street. FOR SALE, one young cowr one heifer, both good stock and close to profit. Telephone 5436. Write 308, ‘Standard.’’ POR SALE, at Rossy’s, 199 Mam J- Street. —3 ranges, 3ft h.p. Shacklock, 3ft. 6in Champion h.p., 2ft bin Shacklock. SITUATIONS. MANAWATU Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings, phone 6672. — Wanted: Cooks, generals, hotel workers , farm and station hands. WANTED, respectable youth or young man tor dairy farm, able to plough. Address “Standard,” WANTED, a boy for dairy farm, hand milking, wages 10s. Address “Standard.” LADY, thoroughly capable of taking charge of household, experienced chauffeuse, desires position. Apply i J .U. Box 377. WANTED, girl, 17 to 20, for housework and mind two children, four days a week. Apply 24 Argyle Avenue (phone 8490). WANTED, young lady for confectionery' counter knowledge of bookkeeping preferred. Write “Grocer, 356,” “Standard.” ANTED, housekeeper for family of two, child under school age not objected to, suitable for person used to country, wages 10s. Write to 353, “Standard.” WANTED, reliable young girl for housework (few weeks). Apply 4 Summcrhays Street. i WANTED, an energetic insurance salesman. Good chance for advancement to conscientious worker. Apply at 10.30, Colonial Mutual Life Assurance, Commercial Buildings.
MISS ANDERSON, Labour Bureau, Terrace End Phone 6211. Waiting engagement: Station and farm hands, milkers, ploughmen, fencers, married couples, station cooks. Wanted: Boys tor milking, 7s 6d to 10s per week. Wanted: Cook-generals and girls to assist for private houses (town and country), 7s 6d to £1 per week. Wanted: For country home, experienced house-parlourmaid, £1 per week. Wanted: Married couple; wife cook for 20 men (bread to make); man milk and odd jobs; £lO per month. Wanted: Man to milk eight cows, kill sheep,- garden and odd jobs; £1 per week. Wanted: Experienced shepherd, must have good dogs; £1 per week. M. J. O’BRIEN. * Pv EPOT: Prompt Parcel Service, King ±J Street. Agent Nnpier-Wetlington daily transport. ’Phone 6818; Private 6405. FURNISH that single bedroom for Christmas. —Duchess chest, 3ft panel bedstead and non-sag wire, soft mattress and pillow and 8 yards floor covering for £6 2s 6d. This wonderful offer should appeal to thrifty buyers. Call and inspect at Hutchins’ Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main Street East, Palmerston North. CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL. THE MISSES V. AND A. McLAUGHLAN (Registered Nurses) HAVE opened a Convalescent Hospital in the beautiful home of Mr H. E. Pacey, 11 Russell Street, Palmerston North. Patients can now be received. Enquiries solicited. TERMS VERY MODERATE. OUR DSED CARS ARE O.K. DO NOT BUY BEFORE INSPECTING OUR STOCK. They have been through OUR WORKSHOP AND PRONOUNCED O.K. WE HAVE A CAR TO SUIT YOU. BABY AUSTINS, DE SOTOS, FORDS, WILLYS KNIGHT, CHEVROLETS, ESSEX SEDANS AND TOURISTS AND LIGHT TRUCKS. EAST PRICES. EASY TERMS. EOWLER AND PORTER. (ADAMS’ GARAGE), RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. 'PHONE
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 269, 13 October 1932, Page 8
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