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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 63, 10 February 1933, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, white doeskin glove, Annandale Avenue. Would finder please leave at 16 Argyle Avenue. FOUND, 4d.—Try our delicious tea, coffee, cocoa, sandwiches, 4d.— Universal Tearooms, 70 Broadway Avenue. IjiOUND. — Our Eugene permanent waves speak for themselves, from 15s head.—Levy’s, George Street. FOUND. —Chip healers, push chairs, cots, stretchers, clothing, boots and shoes, at low prices.—A.Y.R., 66 Rangitikei Street. TO LET. TO LET, shop, tiled frontage, living rooms it required, low rental.— Hopwood' s_Buildings, Main Street. TO LET.—B rooms, all conveniences, -L near Square, £1; 4 rooms, partly furnished, porcelain bath, 22s 6d. ApplyJ?ublic_Trust. TO LET, flat, 3 rooms, kitchenette. , Apply 12 Annandale Avenue or phone 6126. TO LET, flat, 2 small single bedrooms -L and sitting room, separate meters and entrance. Ring phone 5172. TO LET, well furnished single bed--L room, close to Square.—l l ß Ferguson Street. K RUuivis" i\gata St., 30s; 6 rms. MoeO rangi St., 00a; 5 rms. Keith St., 20s; 3 rms, North St., 30a; 6 rms. Campbell St., 255; 6 rms. Domain St., 20s; 7 rms. iiourke St., 27s 6d; 5 rms. Bryant St., furnished, 30s.—W. S. Long, Rangitikei Street. LET, rooms, bungalow type, '0 LET, 5 rooms, & „ . Jf „, just painted and repaired, all conveniences,_£l._Apply_Public_Tnisit. rLET, 8-roomed furnished house, with or without 2 acres of land. Apply 308 Victoria Avenue, telephone 603 L TO LET, large sunny double bed-sit-J- ting room, gas cooker, tiled fireplace, electric light, iron, plenty hot water, all conveniences, large drying grounds ; no children ; one minute Square; best of locality. Address “Standard.” 1 H l O LET house, 6 rooms; also furwished house, near Square, reasonable. Address “Standard.” TO LET, two large unfurnished rooms, JL one front with fireplace, every convenience, moderate terms. Address “Standard.” 5-RD. bungalow, Clielwood St., 255; 5rd. bungalow, Ngata St., 30s; 5-rd. bungalow Union St., 27s 6d; 4-rd. furnished house Featherston St., 255; self-con-tained flat 17s 6d; 6 rms. Lombard St., 25s.—A. Mortland and Co., 213 Cuba St. TO LET, lock-up shops, Ferguson Street and Main Street, near station, 7s 6d and 12s 6d. Apply Public Trust. TO LET, front furnished bed-sitting room, all conveniences, fireplace, good locality, 8s 6d. Address “Standard.” TO LET, 3 or 4 acres grazing.—Box 186 or 334 Park Road, Palmerston North. TO LET, of acres, with stables thereon, Boundary Road, 10s. Apply Public Trust. TO LET, comfortably furnished, 2 and 3-roomed flats, kitchenette, bathroom, central, low rental.—Hopwood Hardware. * ■ TO LET, double rooms, fireplace; also single room, with two single beds, morning tray, use conveniences, reasonable.—47 Bourke Street. BLOOD plums, apples and tomatoes, in any quantity, free delivery.— Fitzherbert West Orchard, phone 6524. HAIRCU TTINGL=Ladfes’ and gents’ ninepence. Children fivepence. Shaving fourpence.—Bert Haybittle, Cuba Street. LLAMA Cotton Hose, 10R1, in all shades and sizes, soft finish, value Is 3d, now 10)}d; Courtauld’s “Dulesco” art. silk hose, in all sizes and shades, value 2s 6d, now Is 6d; crepe de chene scarves in triangles or usual shape, value 10s 6d, sale price 3s lid; “Lustre” Locknit silk bloomers, in all colours, 2s lid.—W. H. Wilson. T ADIES’ patent tie shoes, dainty Li overlay trim on toes and back in dull kid, Cuban and Spanish heels ; half sizes if required; price 17s lid.— Oliver’s Shoe Store, Main Street. T ONDONTOWN. Ladies’ Assam -Li coats, women’s and 0.5., 59s 6d for 35s.—Near Grand Hotel. PIES with a better pastry. I’d get yours at the Royal Oxford if 1 were you. BREAD, 5d per 21b. loaf.—Obtainable Bridewell’s Bakery 168- Main Street East, and 161 Grey Street, opposite Heretaunga Street, branch shop. EOXTON BEACH.—Madge's Service leaves P.O. 9 a.m. every Sunday; reduced return fare 6s. Reserves: ’Phones 5260, 5788. gCOTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop.— Now shipment Paton’s and Baldwin’s wools. jpRIMEST meat, including beautiful dairy-fed pork. Ring 5224.—E. Thwaites, quality butcher, the Square. THIS Week’s Specials.—Gillette pattern razor blades, five for 6d; Johnson’s stainless salad knives, Is 8d each; twelve yard rolls cleaning cloth, 2s roll; good hair brooms,'ls 6d each; Herb Erasmic soap, 5d cake. For bargains, try Hopwood Hardware. GRAVENSTEIN and cookers, plums, tomatoes, cucumbers, peaches. ’Phone 6594, free delivery.—Grover, Fruitgrower, 274 Ferguson Street. \TEW Cycles at greatly reduced prices, h’ —Liberal allowance made on your old cycle at Hosking’s Reliable Cycle Depot, Main Street, near Uncle Alf’s. T OOKING on the Bright Side Sale.— JU 25 dozen neg. shirts, in smart coloured grounds, collar to match, sizes 14 to 17, to be cleared at 4s lid; 30 dozen roomy well cut flannelette pyjamas, 4s 6d ; 22 dozen smart w.e. ties to go at Is each.—Goldfinch and Cousins, the Men’s Store,